Easy Cure Remedies for Pyorrhea

Pyorrhea is a disease of gum and teeth. It is wise to consult dentist periodically to prevent the problem of pyorrhea, however, if you feel the problem of swollen gum, loose teeth, and bad breath in mouth despite your daily brushing care, you need to visit your dentist at your earliest. Natural home remedies of pyorrhea helps to prevent further worsening of the condition successfully but for the elimination of the infection you need to consult a dentist of repute. Some of the efficient natural remedies are mentioned here.

After formal tooth brushing, you should take ½ teaspoon mustard oil and one pinch of salt added to it. You need to rub this mixture on your teeth either with a cotton ball or with gentle pressure of the forefinger.

Raw lemon juice is extremely beneficial for the treatment of pyorrhea. You need to take a half-sliced lemon and rub it on the teeth and gum. Despite the initial tingling sensation due to lemon extract, this natural remedy will stop the bleeding problem with instant effect.

Take one teaspoon clarified butter [ghee] and blend some camphor to form a paste. Apply this paste on the bleeding gum two times a day to control the discomfort of pyorrhea.

You need to make a combination of black pepper and rock salt and need to rub the combination on teeth 4-5 times a day. Regular use of this easy herbal remedy provides relief on the discomfort and bleeding problem of pyorrhea.

Take a green guava and sprinkling some salt on it consume the fruit. While salt works as natural destroyer of gum disease, the fresh extract of guava helps to recover from the problem of pyorrhea efficiently.

An herbal infusion of camphor [5 grams], honey [100 grams] and 200 ml castor oil is to be made; with the help of a neem twig dabbed in this infusion, you are advised to massage your bleeding gum and teeth gently. Regular practice of this simple natural remedy will cure the problem of pyorrhea efficiently.

Regular gargle with mouthful sesame oil would help in curing the problem of pyorrhea.