Tooth Pain & Toothache Natural Remedies.

Tooth pain happens when the tooth nerve is inflamed. Generally this occurs due to compromised tooth enamel which is allowing material to enter directly into the tooth pulp (the center of your tooth). Sometimes tooth pain can also actually be gum pain, from gum disease or from other gum problems; just be aware of this.

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Tooth Pain Home Remedy Suggestions

I have never had a significant tooth ache. The reason is because I have made my teeth strong and healthy with a careful diet. In addition to the quick home remedies below, I urge you to understand the real cause of tooth pain, and see how you can take long term steps to get your teeth out of pain. Some suggestions have been reported to work by other people.

  • olive oil soaked on cotton applied to tooth
  • vanilla extract or almond extract applied to tooth
  • cut a slice of onion and put it into your mouth near pain
  • crushed garlic on tooth
  • oregano oil
  • clove oil
  • golden seal powder
  • baking soda swished in mouth
  • oil pulling (swishing in the mouth organic sesame seed oil for 5-10 minutes)
  • Marine grade coral calcium applied to the tooth or mouth
  • Other: Ozone tooth treatments from a dentist.

Also see the related page for healing gum pain and gum disease naturally.

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Types of Tooth Pain

This will help you get an idea of what type of problem you have. This is not meant to be a replacement for dental advice, but to help you understand what you are needing.

Pain: Temporary sensitivity to hot or cold foods without recent dental work.

Meaning: Minor breech of tooth nerve or beginning gum disease.

 

Pain: Lasting sensitivity and more constant awareness of hot or cold foods without recent dental work.

Meaning: The tooth pulp is likely infected, the tooth may be cracked or chipped, or the beginning of gum disease.

 

Pain: Temporary sensitivity to hot or cold foods after recent dental treatment.

Meaning: Dental work can cause tooth pulp inflammation which would be an intense but very short pain. Tooth pulp should heal within 2-4 weeks.

 

Pain: Lasting or prolonged sensitivity and constant awareness of hot or cold foods after recent dental treatment.

Meaning: The tooth cavity may have been too close to tooth pulp and dental treatment did not protect the pulp sufficiently. One person wrote to me about this issue after having their mercury amalgams replaced. Dentists will normally recommend root canals to treat this.

 

Pain: Sharp pain from biting down on food

Possible Meanings:

  • Loose Filling
  • Tooth Decay
  • Cracked or Fractured Tooth
  • Infected Tooth

Pain: Constant and severe pain with pressure, swelling of the gum, and sensitivity to touch.

Meaning: Tooth abscess(infection).

 

Pain: The tooth hurts when you tap your finger from the side.

Meaning: The periodontal ligament is degenerating or inflamed

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