What to do if you have toothache after miscarriage?

If you have toothache after miscarriage, you should maintain oral hygiene, adjust your diet, follow the doctor's instructions to choose medication, and fill the teeth when necessary. The specific decision will depend on the cause and severity of the toothache.

1. Maintain oral hygiene: If toothache is caused by not paying attention to oral hygiene, you should master the correct way to brush your teeth. Brush your teeth every morning and evening. Try not to eat any food after brushing your teeth at night. Rinse your mouth with light salt water after eating to prevent food residues from sticking to the teeth. It can also kill bacteria and inflammation, clean the mouth, and relieve toothache after miscarriage.

2. Dietary adjustment: If you like to eat spicy and irritating foods, it may cause inflammation, toothache, and it is also easy for bacteria to grow. Therefore, you should adjust your diet and choose to eat light foods, such as fresh fruits and vegetables.

3. Drug treatment: Tooth pain after miscarriage is likely caused by inflammatory diseases, such as gingivitis or periodontitis. You should follow the doctor's instructions and choose drug treatment, such as metronidazole or tinidazole, to control the development of inflammation.

4. Tooth filling: If you feel obvious pain in your teeth after a miscarriage, it may be caused by tooth decay. You should go to the oral department of the hospital for an X-ray examination. If necessary, choose tooth filling treatment. Remove the damaged part of the tooth tissue and do the filling treatment. Choose appropriate materials to fill it.