A tooth abscess is an infection that may be of significance. It usually begins with the teeth or gums that surround the teeth. If the abscess is from the gums, then the abscesses will be accompanied by advanced gum disease. The disease is mainly tartar and plaque, which can irritate the gums and expand the gums. If the infection comes from the tooth itself, it will originate from a cavity that grows slowly and eventually reaches the pulp (center of the tooth) where the nerves and blood vessels are located.
This infection can be very uncomfortable, painful, and cause serious problems for one's health. Therefore, suffering from tooth abscess is not a pleasant experience, but also a way to stay away. The following methods can avoid it:
Daily oral hygiene is very important. You must brush your teeth three times a day, or brush your teeth after each meal, and use dental floss at least twice a day.
It is important to see your dentist perform regular dental examinations, preferably twice a year, to verify that your teeth have gum disease and gum disease.
Regular tooth cleaning and cleaning, according to the condition of the gums, is best cleaned every 3 or 6 months to remove any accumulated plaque or tartar.
Reduce the use of tobacco products or stop them altogether. If there is smoking, gum disease will be worsened and it will be difficult to heal.
