Pulsating pain in the tooth under the filling, without a nerve, in the gum: what to do

The appearance of unpleasant symptoms in the oral cavity disrupts the normal course of life.

Often, throbbing pain occurs in the tooth, which leads to confusion. The problem can progress to more complex stages and requires a certain type of treatment at the dentist.

Dealing with the symptom

Throbbing tooth pain can be the result of an inflammatory process. This type of pain is characterized by persistent symptoms that do not decrease in intensity. Ripple can be of several types:

• constant discomfort with equal time intervals of appearance;
• aching without severe symptoms;
• long-term symptoms of high intensity;
• signs appear only at night or for a short period of time.

Pulsating discomfort can occur on its own without external factors. Unpleasant symptoms can affect not only the tooth, but also the ears, jaw, and temporal zone. A throbbing toothache often accompanies

caries, pulpitis and periodontitis.

Common Causes

If a tooth is pulsating, the reasons may be as follows:

• complications of dental diseases;
• injured surfaces of tooth enamel;
• improper dental treatment;
• individual sensitivity to external stimuli;
• emergence cysts tooth root;
• the formation of bacteria in the tooth cavity, which provoke an inflammatory process.

Pulsating pain can occur in the gum area under the tooth, most often triggered by the following reasons:

• inflammatory process in the gums;
• damage to the gums;
• diseases of the oral cavity;
• poor enamel condition;
• the presence of suppuration in the mouth.

In some cases, the appearance of pulsation is facilitated by a violation of the elasticity of blood vessels, diabetes mellitus, and high blood pressure.

If the tooth pulsates, but does not hurt, the reasons are in the following problems:

• apical periodontitis, pulsation occurs when pus accumulates;
• the formation of a cyst at the root;
• defeat periodontium.

Most often, the pulsation can disappear and, after a while, appear with a new intensity. When pressing on the affected area, pain symptoms occur.

Why the tooth pulsates

Under the seal

The occurrence of this type of discomfort may depend on type of filling. Temporary filling sometimes provokes painful sensations. This happens as a result of the use of various means to eliminate the nerve. Such discomfort has mild signs, which gradually decrease in intensity.

The duration of the pulsation after filling is no more than 3 days. Otherwise, you need to contact your dentist.

When using a permanent filling, the appearance of discomfort can mean the presence of infection in the dental cavity, as well as poor-quality processing of the canals. With such unpleasant sensations, you should immediately contact your dentist to identify the cause.

Under the crown

Feeling of a pulsating tooth after setting crowns may occur when the procedure is incorrectly performed.

Also, the reasons may be incomplete removal of the nerve and the multiplication of bacteria in the canals. The appearance of this type of pain under the crown provokes the formation of serious complications, therefore, at the first symptoms, it is necessary to consult a doctor.

After pulling out a tooth

Complete removal of a tooth requires compliance with a certain period of rehabilitation. At the site of the operation, tissues are damaged, which gradually grow together, which provokes the appearance of unpleasant sensations.

Also, the causes of pain can be incorrect removal and the consequences of the procedure. If unpleasant symptoms last for a long time and do not decrease in intensity, you should contact your dentist.

After removing the nerve

After removing the nerve from the dental cavity, the canal is expanded, and the canal is rinsed with the help of special preparations that eliminate bacteria.

However, the nervous system has a large number of branches, therefore, in some cases, the nerve is not completely eliminated. In addition, an infection can enter the tubules. In such cases, the person feels throbbing and pain in the tooth without a nerve.

Wisdom tooth

During the period when it begins erupt molar, very often unpleasant symptoms occur, including jerking pain. The appearance of third molars can provoke an increase in body temperature and general malaise, the pain lasts a long time.

Molars often grow in the wrong position. In such cases, there is swelling in the mouth and throbbing pain in the wisdom tooth.

Shooting pain

Shooting pain is an acute symptom that occurs suddenly and can disappear for a short time on its own. Causes:

• inflammation of the nerve;
• damage to the enamel;
• tartar;
• inflammatory formations in the gums.

It seems to shoot in the teeth when eating food, especially if it is cold, hot or spicy foods. Acute shooting symptoms can also occur with dental problems that only a specialist can correctly identify.

What to do, how to get rid of the ripple

If the tooth is often twitching, it is important to see a doctor who will advise what to do. You can temporarily relieve the symptom with the help of medicines and folk remedies.

Medication

If a pulsating toothache occurs, you can use pain medicationsbut it will reduce the discomfort for a short period of time. To eliminate the problem, it is necessary to carry out a full treatment.

Popular drugs for toothache:

1. Ketanov.
2. Nise.
3. Nurofen.
4. Nimesulide.
5. Ibuklin.

The effect of the drug lasts for 5-6 hours, depending on the intensity of the unpleasant symptoms.

In the event of a repeated pain attack, you can use the drug again, but it is important take into account the maximum permissible dose of admission at a time and per day, which is prescribed in the instructions for the drug.

Folk remedies

Alternative methods of treatment can be used to reduce discomfort. The most commonly used are:

1. Green tea with garlic. Brew green tea until a cool drink and add a clove of minced garlic. With the resulting composition, you must rinse the mouth every two hours.
2. Salt and iodine. Stir a spoonful of salt in a glass of warm water and add 5 drops of iodine. Rinse the mouth with the resulting solution three times a day.
3. Valerian tincture. A cotton swab must be moistened with alcohol tincture and applied to the affected area. Change the tampon every 2 hours.

The use of traditional medicine methods allows you to reduce discomfort for a short time. If acute discomfort occurs, it is necessary to use stronger methods and go to the dentist.