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Although an analgesic drug is commonly used to treat toothaches, a home remedy for toothache is best because of fewer side effects. What some people do not know is that even pharmaceutical drugs add up to the workload of the liver. The liver is the organ that metabolizes everything we ingest. Majority of naturally occurring substances have fewer side effects, so you may want to select these over drug medications. Home remedies for toothache include the following:Garlic Cloves
Peel garlic cloves and grind them until they become homogeneous. Add olive oil and mix. Place a drop or a paste on the affected tooth. You could use cotton to absorb more of the preparation. This toothache home remedy will ease the pain because of the analgesic component of garlic. It also has an anti-bacterial effect that cleanses the area of bacteria, which may cause infection of the affected tooth.
This is such an effective home remedy for tooth ache that enterprising manufacturers produced garlic olive oil for commercial use. The garlic in your kitchen however, is safer because you are sure it is not mixed with anything you are allergic to. The following people should take caution when using this treatment: people with severe wounds, pregnant women, very young children, and persons with debilitating diseases.
Echinacea Herb
This herb is a good home remedy for toothaches. A tincture is prepared from this herb and then used as a paste or a toothache drop. You can also gargle with the solution when you have colds or sore throat. Since it has an antibacterial property, it can serve as a cleansing solution or tincture on wounds. The many uses of this herb make it one of the ideal home remedies for a toothache. Contraindications involve its over-usage. Too much of anything is usually harmful. You should have no allergies to the herb as well.
Saline Water
Saline water or salt solution is another good tooth ache home remedy. To a glass of warm water add one half teaspoon of plain table salt and mix until dissolved. This will produce your saline water solution. You do not drink this but use it to gargle. You can increase the salt concentration as long as you use it only to gargle. This natural remedy for toothache alleviates toothache pain and swelling. It is also an excellent treatment for mouth sores because of its sodium and chloride content.
My Favorite Home Remedy
One of my favorite ways to get rid of any toothache is to follow the advice in the 12 hour toothache cure. It is a natural, inexpensive remedy that works almost every time for me.
All of these alternatives, along with the clove oil toothache remedy, were tested and proven effective. Before you pop that pill into your mouth, use a home remedy for toothache first. It is natural and inexpensive, but also safer and non-invasive in nature.
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7 Responses to “Reliable Home Remedy for Toothache”
toothache remedies said on November 22nd, 2010
Annette said on November 30th, 2010
I used suggestions from another website and here are the results: cotton swab with vanilla extract didn’t help. Vodka swished by tooth helped a little but not enough. Garlic pressed on tooth made pain go away. I also swished with vinegar after that, but not sure if it helped as the garlic did. I have a hole in my tooth but it did not have decay last time dentist looked at it. Going to see the dentist today. UGH HATE the dentist; had a sadomasochistic dentist when I was a child. I swear, he really was.
Hillary said on December 1st, 2010
Thanks for the tips!
Dawn said on December 19th, 2010
I don’t know if it was the garlic or the ice pack, but the pain is gone. That’s all that matters to me.
Hillary said on December 19th, 2010
Hi Dawn,
So glad to hear that it worked out for you.
Hillary
kristin said on January 13th, 2011
Ok had a bad toothach tried warm salt water nothing tried cold pack nothing and heat also then I Google and I found this so I had garlic and mixed it with salt and put iton My tooth it work it I so glad thank u
Hillary said on January 14th, 2011
Hi Kristin,
Glad I could help


Try rinsing with a mixture of lime juice and water for toothache pain too. It works a treat.