Can I fill my teeth during my menstrual period?

There are many things that women need to pay attention to during menstruation, such as not taking a bath, keeping warm, not doing strenuous exercise, etc. Only in this way can the discomfort caused by menstruation be reduced. Some women find dental problems during menstruation, such as toothache, etc. This situation needs to be treated by filling teeth. So can teeth be filled during menstruation?

First, can you fill your teeth during menstruation? It is not easy to fill your teeth during women’s menstrual period. This is mainly because of the individual tooth cavities. Some of the cavities may have penetrated deep into the pulp. At this time, filling the tooth may irritate the pulp. The immunity is poor during menstruation. For safety reasons, it is recommended to avoid filling the tooth during menstruation.

Secondly, if you go to the hospital for treatment for a dental disease, you may experience toothache again. Due to the need for treatment, the dental pulp is deactivated (commonly known as killing nerves). Toothache may occur on the same day or the next day after the deactivation medicine is taken due to the effect of the medicine. Although the pain will not be severe and will not last for a long time, toothache is also very unfavorable for women during menstruation.

Third, the menstrual period is a special period for women, and there are drug contraindications during this period. If these drugs are taken during menstruation, it will affect the menstrual cycle, menstrual volume and other menstrual disorders, and in severe cases, amenorrhea may occur.

Can I fill my teeth while I am menstruating? Because the blood clotting ability is poor during menstruation and it is easy to cause complications. Therefore, it is best to wait until your period is over before getting a filling. Dental fillings can make your teeth more beautiful and remove rotten teeth. After a tooth is filled, you will no longer have food stuck in your teeth when eating, but patients need to be reminded that the oral environment itself has not changed after the tooth is filled. This bad oral environment is the root cause of your tooth decay. However, filling a tooth cannot change the oral environment. Therefore, what you need to do after filling a tooth is to pay attention to oral hygiene, brush your teeth in the morning and evening, and let the oral environment reach an acid-base balance, which will greatly reduce the incidence of tooth decay. You can also use some drugs to improve the acid-base balance of the oral environment, such as: tooth gold, watermelon frost, etc.