What is meant by the infection of a coated tooth? In general, a tooth infection occurs when bacteria penetrates the root of the tooth (nerve) and causes inflammation and infection in it.. This painful condition is the same condition that if you do not treat it, it causes more serious problems such as tooth abscess or increasing the risk of spreading the infection to the adjacent teeth... Slowing down the infection and inflammation!.. So where is the problem?.. The occurrence of an infection under a dental crown may have various reasons... In this section, we examine the cause of the infection of the covered tooth... The infection may be due to inflammation and accumulation of bacteria in the root of the adjacent tooth, gum or remaining healthy pulp in the tooth in question... Even your tooth may have another root that is hidden from the dentist's view. It can protect the tooth and restore its appearance.. But in some cases, the extraction may fail and the tooth becomes infected again... Residual infection, hidden roots, complex anatomy of the tooth, cracked or broken veneers and gum disease are among the reasons that can lead to root canal failure.. **Read more:** Root canal cost ### 3... lack of dentist expertise in completing the treatment The most important task of the dentist during nerve extraction is to completely clean the root canals from infection.. composite) in the cavity and empty space of the tooth root, to prevent contamination from entering your mouth.... So naturally, if the tooth filling process is not done correctly, it can create spaces for the growth of bacteria.... We suggest you read the article on the benefits of tooth filling with composite**. Incomplete filling can be due to the use of inappropriate materials, not filling the canals completely, or not creating a proper seal at the entrance of the canal into the tooth. Therefore, if you live in Tehran, we recommend that you visit the **best endodontist in Tehran** for tooth extraction. Of course, most dentists will carefully check your teeth after installing the crown and even ask you to press your teeth together to compare your crown with others. It has nerve And the bacteria has somehow reached this nerve!.. ### Infection of the veneered tooth after several years If a tooth that you treated and covered years ago becomes infected, there may be several reasons.. One of these common reasons is bacteria remaining in the root canal after root canal treatment (nerve removal), which multiplies over time and causes infection. and prevent further damage to the teeth and jaw bone.... **Continued reading:** Toothache tablets ### Is the bad smell of covered teeth a sign of infection?.. | Eliminating the bad smell of coated teeth The bad smell of coated teeth can be one of the signs of infection.... Of course, this does not always mean that the tooth is infected... Because, for example, if bacteria and food particles collect under the cover or around it, they cause an unpleasant smell... **Maintain oral and dental hygiene:** Regular brushing and washing of the mouth with anti-bacterial teeth and special anti-bacterial teeth brushing... helps to prevent the accumulation of bacteria... 3.... **Cleaning the space between the teeth and gums**: Using water jets or interdental brushes can remove food particles and bacteria remove the residue.... 4.... **Inspection of the crown:** If the crown is leaking, if it is cracked or loose, it may need to be replaced... 5.... **Treatment of infection or gingivitis**: If the problem is caused by inflammation or infection, the dentist may prescribe antibiotics or perform the necessary treatments such as scaling and root canal treatment... As they always say, prevention is better than cure!.. So what's better? to prevent this from happening before the infection of the coated tooth. For example, you can do the following to prevent this issue: 1... Take care of your oral hygiene regularly... that is, brush your teeth, floss and use mouthwash (according to the dentist's prescription). We know what are the causes of tooth infection under the cover, but how do we know that the covered tooth is infected? Symptoms of tooth infection include: - toothache (severe, throbbing, needle and inflamed) - Sensitivity to heat and cold - Unpleasant taste in the mouth - Gum swelling and redness - The presence of purulent secretions from around the cover - Bad breath - Difficulty in chewing and pain when biting - Fever (in case of severe infection) **Read more: Ceramic dental crown price** ### Can teeth grinding (bruxism) cause an infection of a veneered tooth? If a person grinds his teeth, a lot of pressure is applied to the tooth.. This pressure can cause the crown to crack or loosen over time.. As a result, these cracks or leaks allow bacteria to get under the crown and cause decay and infection of the underlying tooth. In such cases, a person may experience pain, sensitivity, and bad breath. Therefore, it is necessary to use a night guard while sleeping and visit the dentist regularly to check the condition of the teeth to prevent these problems. Referral dentist Also, considering that a detailed examination of the tooth is not possible due to the presence of the veneer, the dentist will probably examine you for a radiological examination. Call the dentist at the following number: 88539720-021

Treatment of dental crown infection Usually, the dentist treats the infection of the coated tooth in different ways... ### 1- Draining the abscess In the method of draining an abscess, the dentist first anesthetizes the area around the abscess with local anesthesia, then accesses the abscess by making a small incision in the gum or by piercing the crown of the tooth, and then uses special tools to drain the pus completely and after washing the tooth pus in the abscess, it comes out. Disinfectants are covered in the area of ​​the abscess. An abscess is only one of the "symptoms" of an infection in your tooth, and it may recur after a few days.... For this reason, apart from draining the abscess, the dentist usually performs other procedures such as endodontic treatment, endodontic treatment, or replacing it... (later)... ### 2- Endodontic treatment If the infection of the veneered tooth is caused by a problem such as decay of the tooth under the veneer, incompatibility of the veneer with the tooth, or the penetration of bacteria under the gum, there will be no other way but to treat the root of that tooth... In root canal treatment (dental nerve that causes the small nerve of the tooth to be removed by the dentist) then, using special tools, he completely cleans the nerve and infected tissue inside the canal and destroys them.. It can be because of its strength and beauty.. Rest assured... Root canal treatment is a complex treatment method that requires the skill and experience of the dentist. Your teeth... ### 3- Antibiotics One of the other treatment methods that the dentist prescribes to control and contain the infection of the veneered tooth is the use of antibiotics. Antibiotics are drugs that kill the bacteria that cause the infection or stop their growth. In the case of the veneered tooth infection, the dentist usually prescribes antibiotics that are against the bacteria that cause oral and dental infections, drugs that are in the form of tablets or pills. The use of antibiotics along with other treatment methods such as draining an abscess or root canal treatment can help to heal the infection faster and prevent it from spreading to other areas of the mouth and teeth. The root of the infection must be identified and removed... The last thing is to note that arbitrary use of antibiotics can have serious and dangerous side effects and cause bacteria to become resistant to the drug... Therefore, you should always take antibiotics according to the doctor's prescription. The end of the root has spread and endodontic treatments (conventional nerve pulling) are unable to completely clear the infection.. The dentist makes a small incision in the gum to access the tip of the root of the tooth. Then he removes a part of the root of the tooth and the infected tissues around it, and after completely cleaning the area, he fills the hole created to prevent the re-entry of bacteria. of Oud Infection: ** The new crown is placed exactly on the tooth and prevents the gap between the crown and the tooth... 3... the crown of the tooth, the dentist needs to perform root canal treatment. This solution (which is considered the last solution to treat the infection of a covered tooth) is related to the time when the infection under the tooth cover is so severe and extensive that there is no other way but to extract the tooth. Benianian, which is known as **the best dental clinic in Argentina Square**, we help you in the quick and effective diagnosis and treatment of infection under the crown of the tooth, that is, relying on physical diagnosis methods and using other radiological diagnosis methods, radiologists, experts and specialists determine the exact cause of your infection, the tooth is covered and after diagnosis, we set up a suitable treatment plan (depending on the severity of the infection) for you... with no. Call 02188539720 or address ** Argentina Square, Ahmed Qasir St. (Bucharest), West 6th St., No. 22, Unit 7, feel pain immediately after being covered in dentistry.. The infection of your covered tooth may lead to other serious side effects.. Its complications include tooth abscess, complete tooth loss and even jaw bone loss due to the accumulation of infection in that area. Home treatment of infected tooth infection.. We usually advise our audience to avoid self-treatment at home... because in this situation there is a possibility of not treating and even worsening the problem.. But if you were in a situation where it was not possible for you to go to the dentist, you can reduce the pain caused by this infection for a while with the help of the following solutions so that you can visit the dentist as soon as possible.. Mix a teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm water (not too hot)... then use the solution as Use mouthwash to wash and soothe the gums 5 times. Day... ### Cold compress on the infected tooth.. Wrap an ice pack (or an ice pack) in a towel and place it on your cheek in the area of ​​your infected tooth... Keep the cold compress for 15-20 minutes and then rest for 15 minutes... Repeat this up to three to four times a day... If your pain is severe, use over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen, gelophene, novafen or acetaminophen. You can use topical pain relievers such as dental gel to numb the area and reduce the pain. If your covered tooth becomes infected (or you have pain in that tooth), make visiting a specialist dentist a priority in your plans. After a detailed examination of the condition of the tooth, the dentist creates and implements the best solution to treat this condition. This will help you get rid of the tooth infection by preventing the infection from getting worse.