Start brushing your teeth two times a day as sometimes the cause of pain can also be cavities that form due to food particles sticking in between the gaping. This will help in getting rid of the food that you eat and eventually the cavity will fill up with calcium formation.
Toothaches are caused due to various reasons. Toothache occurs when the food we eat is sensitive to the teeth. When the enamel of your teeth weakens, your tooth may turn sensitive to hot or cold foods. So, in such cases you should avoid taking the foods/drinks that is sensitive to your tooth.
Gargles are among the best remedies for not only for sore throat but for aching teeth as well. They are very simple and convenient to prepare. All you need to do is to mix a couple of teaspoons of salt to a glass of cold water. Stir the mixture, and use it in lieu of your commercialized mouthwash. You can do this as often as you want or as needed.
Usage of cloves is an additional home remdies for toothaches. The oil derived from the cloves has antiseptic properties which is perfect for stopping painful teeth. You can also apply clove oil directly to the affected teeth and gump areas to sooth the aches.
Make a small mixture of salt and pepper and then apply it with your finger around the gum where tooth that is causing you pain is. The effects of this can be felt fairly quickly.
You can have a rapid relieve with desensitizing agent that can be utilized for numbing purpose. What you need is to apply to affected area and the pain is gone for sometime.
Alcohol has strong disinfecting properties that can be used to stop a toothache in its tracks. The treatment here is to rinse strong alcohol (whisky for example) in your mouth around the area that is in pain. Don't try this method too often since alcohol can start burning the inside of your mouth.
Another way to numb the area is to put some ice against the tooth. But this is not a viable option if the ice causes more pain. An alternative method is to get an ice pack wrapped in some material, and place on the cheek on the side where the toothache pain is occurring.
Another way to numb the area is to put some ice against the tooth. But this is not a viable option if the ice causes more pain. An alternative method is to get an ice pack wrapped in some material, and place on the cheek on the side where the toothache pain is occurring.
