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Numb the area using cloves.
Cloves are an old standby remedy for toothaches, as they have a natural numbing effect and
are also good at killing bacteria.
You can use whole cloves, ground cloves, or clove oil to get rid of your tooth pain.If
using ground cloves, clean your hands and then apply a pinch of ground cloves between
the pained gum and cheek.
As the cloves combine with your saliva, they will begin to numb the surrounding tissue.For
whole cloves, use clean hands to place two or three cloves in your mouth near the pained
area.
After your saliva softens them, gently chew the cloves to release the oils.
Rinse with salt water.
Another way to reduce pain and kill bacteria is to prepare a salt water rinse.
Salt is not a cure but can strip the mouth of bacteria and draw moisture out from an
inflamed gum surrounding a pained tooth, thereby soothing it.
Combine 1 tsp (5 ml) of salt with 8 ounces (250 ml) of warm water.
Allow the salt to dissolve in the water before use.
Rinse your mouth with this solution for 30 seconds before spitting it out.
Repeat as needed.
You will most likely want to rinse with fresh water after a salt preparation.
With water from the tap, rinse again for 30 seconds.
Try garlic or onion.
Both of these common vegetables are traditional folk remedies for tooth pain and are thought
to have antibacterial properties.
They may give you bad breath, but they'll help to kill harmful germs in the mouth and
can offer temporary relief.
Wedge a clove of garlic between your sore tooth or gum and cheek.
Hold it there until the pain subsides.Alternately, cut a small piece of onion and place it on
your affected tooth.
Make a bayberry paste.
Bayberry root bark is thought to be a natural antibiotic and also contains tannins and flavonoids,
making it astringent.
When combined with vinegar to form a paste, is supposed to relieve tooth pain, reduce
swelling, strengthen the gums.
Grind up a 1-inch (2.5-cm) patch of bayberry bark with 1/4 tsp (1.25 ml) of vinegar.
Use more bark or vinegar as needed to form a paste.
Apply this paste directly to the pained area of your mouth and let sit until the pain subsides.
Then, rinse it away with warm water.
Spice things up with a ginger and cayenne pepper paste.
If your teeth are painful or sensitive, a paste made from powdered ginger, ground red
pepper, and water can be applied directly to the sensitive teeth to relieve the pain.
Both spices may be painkillers.
They seem to work even better when used together.
Combine a pinch of powdered ginger with a pinch or red pepper in the bottom of a cup.
Add a few drops of water until you can stir the ingredients together into a paste.
Dip a sterile cotton ball in the paste.
Place the cotton directly on the tooth and hold it there until the pain subsides or as
long as you can stand it – the paste will probably be unpleasant.
Use tincture of myrrh.
Myrrh is a resin that comes from certain thorny trees, and is used in things like perfume,
incense, and medicine.
Having astringent qualities, myrrh can reduce painful inflammation and also kills bacteria.
Hence, tincture of myrrh has long been used as a home remedy for toothaches.
In a small saucepan, heat 1 tsp (5 ml) of powdered myrrh in 2 cups (500 ml) of water
for 30 minutes.
Strain the liquid and let it cool.
Combine 1 tsp (5 ml) of this liquid with 1/2 cup (125 ml) water and rinse with the resulting
solution up to five or six times daily.
Apply a wet tea bag to the painful area.
Like bayberry root bark, black teas contain astringent tannins that can reduce inflammation.
Herbal peppermint tea also has a mild numbing effect and, anecdotally, may relieve pain.Many
of these are often used in toothache home remedies.
To use tea as a remedy, microwave the teabag in a small dish of water for 30 seconds to
warm it up.
Then, squeeze out any excess water.
Press the teabag to your sore tooth or gum ad bite down gently until the pain fades.
Use high proof alcohol.
This is not about drinking to dull your pain.
Rather, potent liquors like vodka, brandy, whiskey, or gin may have some ability to numb
your tooth if applied directly.
Soak a sterile cotton ball in liquor, like brandy or vodka, and hold it against the pained
tooth.
You might also take a sip of whiskey and hold the liquid in your cheek near the pained area.
Any relief from this method will be temporary.
Do not try this technique with rubbing alcohol, as well, as it is not safe to ingest.
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