Managing The Problem of Sore Tooth by Easy Remedies
May 28, 2009
The pain due to sore tooth can vary in intensity from one person. However, it is wise to consult a dentist at the first occurrence of discomfort or pain in a tooth to check the condition. If the discomfort or pain starts at midnight or in any odd condition, the natural home remedies can ease the pain temporarily but these easy remedies are no way the alternative for clinical investigation or dentist’s suggestion.
One of the best and simplest home remedy for sore tooth is frequent gargling with salt water, it helps to drain out the infection at the root of the tooth, reduces inflammation of the gums, and prevents tooth ache instantly.
Wheat grass is another effective natural solution for sore tooth issue. The extract of wheat grass needs to be taken out to be mixed with lukewarm water for frequent gargling.
The paste of garlic can be used directly on the sore tooth especially if the pain is due to any sort of infection. The anti-bacterial quality of garlic reduces the pain of sore tooth almost instantly. The efficiency of this simple pain controlling remedy gets intensified if the garlic clove or garlic paste is smeared with a pinch of rock salt.
If you have vanilla flavor with you, and you are suffering from sore tooth problem, you need to pour 3-4 drops of vanilla flavor on the aching spot to get instant relief from the most severe degree of pain.
As it is already mentioned salt in one of the most efficient ingredient in managing sore tooth. If not with boiled water add salt and black pepper powder and add the combination on the sore tooth to get the relief from the suffocating pain. On the other hand, black pepper powder enhances not only the healing power of salt but also of the clove oil in treatment for sore tooth.
A smooth paste made with asafetida and lemon juice is to be heated until it gets lukewarm and then this paste is to be applied on the affected spot with a cotton ball. This asafetida and lemon juice remedy will help you to enjoy relief even with the deadliest intensity of tooth ache due to a sore tooth.
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