Januari 31, 2017
i've been asked many times what a home remedyis for treating an abscess. you can go in and pop the abscess to help drain some ofthe infection. the problem with that is it's not treating the source of the infection.the bubble that you see or the blister that you see is the secondary to the infectionthat you developed in the gums or the tooth. so it's very important even after you havedrained it and you're successful at that, you still might need to make sure that you'reeliminating the source of the problem. for example, if you have a tooth that has a verylarge cavity, and it gets into the nerve and causes infection, and then further abscesses,you will develop a blister or a bubble typically at the end of the tooth that will cause thediscomfort that you often see. you can go
in there and pop the collection of infectionthat sits in that bubble, however, you still have a cavity on the tooth, and the toothis still infected. it is for that reason that you will still require some sort of additionaltreatment, whether it be a root canal, therapy treatment, or an extraction. either one ofthose will eliminate the source of the infection. but also prevent the further onset of anotherabscess. in terms of home remedies, things that you can do, again, you can basicallypop the abscess with something sharp and sterile and disinfect it. that will kind of ensurethat you won't have that bubble there. again, it will not eliminate the problem but it willget a little more comfortable for you. you could also use warm salt water rinses or rinseswith peroxide, or listerine, that will kind
of help disinfect the area around the infection.but again, it will not treat the source of it. more or less treat some of the symptoms,and some of that bubble infection that you see.
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