Recently, I received a patient who had a bad toothache and came to plastic surgery to fill his teeth. The doctor says he can't fill his teeth now, but the patient has to fill his teeth anyway. In fact, this phenomenon is not uncommon. Many patients think that they have toothache and only need plastic surgery to fill their teeth. Actually, it's not. Let's see if they can fill their teeth when they have toothache. First of all, dental caries are very harmful, and the sooner the teeth are filled, the better the effect. Elegant experts remind that tooth decay and even falling off will affect chewing, increase the burden on the stomach, and then affect health. Moreover, there are a lot of bacteria and pus in dental caries, which is a potential lesion. When the body's resistance drops, it will cause sepsis or bacteremia. Filling teeth can prevent the occurrence and development of these diseases, so you should fill your teeth as soon as possible if you have dental caries. Filling teeth as soon as possible has two advantages: 1, preventing the disease from developing and relieving pain; 2. Restore chewing function. Filling teeth can prevent the occurrence and development of these diseases. It can be seen that the earlier dental caries are treated, the better. It is best to fill your teeth when there are no symptoms. However, there is toothache when filling teeth, so don't rush to fill teeth, which shows that teeth have inflammatory reaction. If the teeth are filled at this time, it can only cover up the inflammation and aggravate the degree of inflammation, which will eventually lead to more and more serious dental diseases. Finally, even if the tooth is filled, it needs to be filled again. For teeth with toothache that need filling, gingivitis must be treated first, and then the teeth should be filled after the gingivitis disappears. Liang Ya Stomatologist warmly reminds us that the cavities caused by cavities must be filled in time to prevent the disease from continuing to develop.