Do you find yourself with secondary bleeding gums or bad breath? Do you often get a toothache? If so, you need to pay attention to whether you have periodontitis or dental abscess, a leading cause of tooth loss in adults. This blog will explain the causes, symptoms, and prevention methods of a dental abscess and how Spooky2 can help you improve it.
What causes dental abscesses?
A dental abscess usually refers to a periodontal abscess and can occur in any type of periodontitis. It is a common dental problem that usually forms under the following conditions:
- Teeth not cleaned properly.
- Buildup of bacteria and physical debris around teeth.
- Bad eating habits.
Untreated periodontitis.
Symptoms of dental abscesses
How do you know whether you have a dental abscess? Here are some common symptoms to beware of:
Gum redness and swelling: Round protrusion is formed on the gum of the affected tooth with red color, edema, and bright surface.
Toothache and periodontal pain: Early abscess pain is obvious, localized, and pulsating. The affected teeth begin to loosen significantly.
Pus: A pus spot is formed on the surface, and the pus flows out or overflows from the periodontal pocket when squeezed.
Fever and even systemic infection: Patients with a severe dental abscess may have a fever, leukocytosis, lymph node enlargement, and other systemic infection symptoms.
Dental abscesses can cause difficulty eating, and persistent tooth pain may cause swelling, heat in the face, and even difficulty swallowing. More serious cases may even endanger the lives of patients. Therefore, it is particularly important to treat and prevent dental abscesses. Regular treatments for dental abscesses include pain relief, prevention of infection, and drainage of pus. However, preventing their occurrence is much easier to achieve.
Tips to prevent dental abscesses
- Maintain oral hygiene and clean your teeth thoroughly to avoid plaque formation. If there are dental stones, occlusal trauma, food residue, poor repair, and other problems, you should deal with them in time.
- Patients with diabetes should be careful when brushing their teeth and avoid oral injury. Seek medical treatment when affected by oral damage or inflammation.
- Engaging in physical activity can improve the body’s immunity, thus strengthening the resistance of periodontal tissue. For instance, opt for walking instead of driving, or take the stairs instead of the elevator.
- Keep a healthy diet and cultivate good eating habits. Resolutely abstain from bad habits harmful to periodontal tissue, such as smoking, drinking, and unilateral chewing. You should effectively take vitamin A, vitamin B1, and vitamin C and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits low in fat and sugar.
Use Spooky2 to help with dental abscess
Rife frequency is an alternative solution to traditional medical approaches. It does not have any side effects and would be a good helper if you find it hard to practice routine exercise every day. Frequencies will give your teeth the essential support and energy and maintain dental health at an optimal level.
Spooky2 has the world’s largest frequency database, which contains over 35,000 programs dedicated to providing you with accurate and beneficial frequencies for various imbalanced energy and pains. You can use these frequencies to help yourself or your family members.
For dental abscesses, you may use Spooky2 Remote and other killing programs to help relieve the pain.
Take Spooky2 Remote Mode as an example.
Go to the Presets tab, choose Shell (Empty) Presets > Remote > Killing (Dual)(R) – JW.
Go to the Programs tab, search for dental abscess, and choose the program(s) you want.
Go to the Control tab, tick “Overwrite Generator”, choose your generator port, and click the “start” button to start.
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I would have thought to run that on a healing present. It’s targeting the bacteria?
Dear Becky, yes, so killing preset will be better.