6 Quick Tooth Pain Cures That Will Help Until You See Your Dentist

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6 Quick Tooth Pain Cures That Will Help Until You
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• From mild tenderness around the gums to a dreaded
  unbearable pain in the teeth, toothaches can
  strike in different forms, without any warning.
• While a tooth pain can occur anytime, anywhere
  and can quickly turn intense, varied dentists or
  clinics offer out-of-hours emergency care that
  provides the patient with immediate treatment and
  relief.

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• However, it could still take a few minutes or
  more to reach your emergency dentist if the
  clinic is not in your area and it can be quite
  difficult to hold the pain and discomfort until
  you get there.
• And therefore, we have some natural home remedies
  here that will help your pain before you make it
  to the dentist.

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• 1. Cloves have long been used in tooth pain for
  their anti-inflammatory and antibacterial
  properties. Dab a cotton ball in some clove oil
  and rub it carefully against the affected area.
  Alternatively, you can use powered clove or a
  whole clove on the sore tooth.
• 2. Make a paste of ginger and red pepper
  (cayenne) by adding equal part of the same spices
  and a few drops of water. Saturate a cotton ball
  in the paste and pace it on the painful area,
  avoiding the tongue and gums. Both the spices are
  effective pain killers and can also be used
  separately.
• 3. Add a teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm
  water and rinse your mouth with the solution.
  This helps clean away irritating debris around
  the painful area in your mouth and reduce
  swelling.

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• 4. Peppermint tea can have a soothing effect on
  sore teeth. Add some dried peppermint leaves in 1
  cup boiling water and let it heat for 15 minutes.
  After the tea cools, swish around in your mouth
  and spit out.
• 5. Asafoetida is considered very helpful in
  treating bleeding gums and toothaches. Mix a
  pinch of asafoetida with a teaspoon of lemon
  juice and warm it slightly. Apply the solution on
  the affected tooth using a cotton ball for
  instant relief from throbbing pain.
• 6. Hydrogen peroxide solution is another
  effective cure for severe tooth pain. Rinse your
  mouth with the solution and then several time
  with plain water. Hydrogen peroxide kills
  bacteria in your mouth and relieves discomfort
  and soreness.

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• While these are just quick but not permanent
  fixes to your toothache and periodontal
  discomfort, seeing a certified dentist is the
  only way you can help your teeth with ongoing
  ailment and prevent further damage.
• So, if you're dealing with toothache, tooth
  infection or any other dental issue, don't
  compromise with your dental health and see a
  dentist appointment immediately.

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