My Personal Best Toothache Cure Articles | Remedy

By: Richard Bleuze

My personal best toothache cure

In this article I'm only going to dicuss one cure that I've used and found to help cure a toothache.  Dissolve enough salt in warm water to make a strong solution and rinse your mouth repeatedly, vigourously swishing the salty water around your mouth or just allowing the brine to work in your mouth.  You'll find that the dental pain, especially when extremely severe, will instantly subside. At least it has for me!   Should the pain return, repeat the salt rinse application.  It happened to me twice and in one case the dentist had to pull the tooth.   I might even suggest that if the pain does return, that you try the salty rinse before seeing the dentist.  You might also try to lodge some salt crystals directly against the tooth or gum area that hurts.

I have found this brine toothache treatment more effective than tea tree oil.  I have found this remedy to be more helpful than anything else I have tried such as allopathical painkillers, clove extract, traditional over-the-counter medications & pain relievers such as aspirin, Tylenol, Ibuprofen [Motrin, Advil, Nuprin] and hydrocodone.  In fact, I would think that those pain relievers would worsen the pain and/or further deteriorate the tooth’s health due to their adding even more toxins to the mouth and teeth.

The salt water treatment also seems to work well on a painful tooth or rather gum abscesses that are infected pus-filled teeth/gums by gradually draining off the pus.  By the way,  food particles trapped between one’s teeth are the root cause of one’s toothache.  Thus, thoroughly sloshing the salt water around one’s mouth in the above-described manner should help dislodge the stuck particles.  Otherwise, flossing or using a dental rinse should help.

For those who would like to see more toothache helpers & pain remedies and  other sources, I might suggest that you read the articles on this site having to do with toothaches.