Oral infection

Oral infection's disease overview

Oral infection is an oral cavity infection, also known as an infection of the mouth-jaw, with the appearance of white or gray acne with red borders surrounded by a lot or Little.

The disease comes from soft tissue damage in the oral cavity. Most of the disease recovered from one to two weeks, causing pain and discomfort for the patient. Although not a dangerous disease, it can leave very serious complications if not treated and prevent effectively.

Causes of Oral infection's disease

Causes mouth infections are very diverse, maybe:

Causes due to teeth

  • Tooth decay
  • Pulpitis
  • Organized inflammation around the tip of the teeth
  • granuloma and teeth around the tip spreads inflammation.
  • Sang tooth trauma causes dead pulp and infection
  • Teething accidents.

    • Causes of periodontitis

    Especially when there are pus bags, bacteria invade.

    Causes due to treatment

  • When treating the pulp, the infection organization is pushed through the tip of the tooth or the pulp welding is not good.

  • Tart tartar
  • tooth extraction leads to infections, torn gums, bone damage.
  • Calse of dentures.
  • Orthodontic accident
  • Periodontal surgery, face jaw.

    • Other reasons

  • Osteomyelitis

    • Jaw fracture, open oral cavity fracture causes bacteria to invade.

  • Software wound

    • Saliva infections

    Skin infections and mucosa

  • Tonsillectomy
  • Above sinusitis
  • Anesthesia.

    • Symptoms of Oral infection's disease

    Symptoms of mouth infections include systemic symptoms and local symptoms.

    Systemic symptoms

  • Fever with chills, fast circuits or arrhythmia.
  • fatigue, epidermis, which is a manifestation of toxic infection. Can be comatose when there is encephalitis, meningitis.

    • Respiratory disorders: Difficulty breathing, pus overflow.

  • visual disorders: vision decreasing, double vision.

    • Symptoms on the spot

  • Inflammation, redness of redness, sores

    • Disorders of chewing chewing due to setting up organizations in the oral cavity.

  • may appear abscess under the tongue, under the mucosa.

    • Hampled lymph nodes.

  • Limit your mouth to open your mouth, tongue, tongue being pushed up high or skewed to one side.

    • Transmission route of Oral infection's diseaseOral infection

    The disease is not spread from patients to people around.

    People at risk for Oral infection's disease

    The risk factors that contribute to the mouth infection are:

  • Eat lots of foods that are too cold or too hot.
  • Eat lots of spicy foods.
  • Drinking alcohol, smoking.
  • History of toothache previously
  • There is a history of periodontitis before.

    • New teething people.

  • Newly orthodontic surgery people with jaw or newly made dentures, tartar.

    • Prevention of Oral infection's disease

    To prevent diseases of the oral infection, the following measures should be taken:

  • Clean and regular oral hygiene
  • Do not eat food that is too hot or too cold, sour food.
  • No smoking, drinking alcohol.
  • If infected such as tooth decay, gingivitis, periodontitis, it is necessary to treat effectively.
  • Wisdom tooth extraction.
  • Periodic examination to detect dental diseases.

    • Diagnostic measures for Oral infection's disease

    To accurately diagnose the diseases of the mouth, it is necessary to combine clinical examination of areas outside the mouth, in the mouth, swelling ... combined with the following methods to reinforce diagnosis:

  • X -ray: To determine the right teeth.
  • Bacteria transplant: To isolate bacteria.
  • Making antibiotics: for effective treatment.

    • Hematoma: Performed for severe bacterial infections such as blood infections, toxicity or treatments that have been ineffective. Blood culture should be implanted before taking antibiotics for patients.

    Oral infection's disease treatments

  • For patients with high fever and can not drink, need to rehydration, vitamins and sugar for patients through vein.
  • Use antibiotics maintained when all clinical symptoms.

    • may extract the causes of inflammation but consider it because there will be a risk of spreading bacterial infections. Teeth extraction should be extracted after taking antibiotics about one to two days.

  • If there is a translation, then drain with a high tape, liquid tape for easy escape.

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