dental abscess complaints

This started 4 months ago. The interior literally my tooth fell out, so I went to a dentist and they filled it in. Then the pain really started. I usually have a very high tolerance for pain, but I could not bear it. I called the same dentist, he has given me antibiotics and I went back to see him again. This time he has shaved off the tooth, where it rubs the tip was. This has not helped. My cheek is now three times its normal size and I have a dental apt. with another dentist for my abscessed tooth pulled. I've been to this other dentist, but they would not w / o at X-rays of my teeth because I never been there. So I have to wait another 2 weeks before I'm finally, finally able to get this tooth pulled. They told me my options were to spend much money on a root canal or not so much money to get it pulled. I am with the pain it's gonna be from there, but I have to wait about 2 weeks.

The Dental Abscess Overview

A dental abscess is an infection of the mouth, face, jaw or throat that begins as a tooth infection or cavity. Although these infections can be caused by poor dental health and lack of proper and timely dental care results, they can also occur in people with underlying medical conditions such as autoimmune diseases (Sjögren's syndrome and similar conditions) or conditions that weaken the immune system (diabetes, post- radiation / chemo therapy cancer treatment). Dental abscesses can be triggered in the oral cavity by minor trauma.

    to extend * bacteria from dental caries (tooth cavity a) in the gums, cheek, neck, under the tongue or even in the jaw or facial bones. A dental abscess can be very painful when tissues become inflamed or by the pressure within the abscess. A gum or gingival abscess is the result of infection or trauma to the surface of the gums. Periodontal abscesses are the result of an infection that has moved deeper into rubber areas and periapical abscess refers to a tooth with an infection of the pulp.


    * Pus collects at the site of infection. The state is increasingly painful, until the abscess ruptures and drains on either their own or surgical drainage.


    * In rare cases the infection to the point where swelling threatens the airway advances to block what difficulty breathing. Dental abscesses can you ill usually with nausea, vomiting, fever, chills, sweats, and.