4) Salt and Pepper - The next remedy can be found on your kitchen table. Salt and
pepper provide a wonderful relief when combined together. The natural
antibiotics inside the mouthwash can help ease the uncomfortable pain within
the pulp region.
The
Remedy:
- Mix equal amounts of regular table salt and pepper with a few drops of water. This will form a natural kind of paste.
- Apply the paste directly on the tooth, and allow the paste to take effect for a couple of minutes.
- Repeat process for a few days, or until tooth feels better.
5) Garlic - It's no secret that garlic is the
"cure-all" when it comes to home remedies. Garlic is not only ideal
for treating a common cold, but also for treating toothaches. Garlic contains a
bunch of antibiotic properties that can help get rid of tooth pain.
The
Remedy:
- Mix a clove of crushed garlic or use some garlic powder together with a sprinkle of table salt, and apply to the painful tooth.
- You can even chew on a few cloves of garlic for some quick relief.
- Continue the garlic remedy for several days, or until pain stops.
6) Asafetida - The
powdered gum resin inside the Asafetida can help reduce pain during a
toothache, and for bleeding gums. The odor of the Asafetida might not be too
pleasant, but the natural pain remedy is worth the bad smell!
The
Remedy:
- Add a pinch of powdered Asafetida with lemon juice.
- Warm up the solution, and use a cotton pad to apply the mixture on the affected area.
- Asafetida can also be fried in clarified butter, and placed inside the tooth cavity for instant relief.
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