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People who haven’t get the chance of having a tooth pain wouldn’t understand how painful and annoying it is. Today we’re focusing on giving you some tips about some easy to find home remedies for tooth pain, because sometimes the pain comes in the middle of the night, and you need to relieve it right away.

Remember, all of these home ingredients we’re about to tell you are just a temporary relief. It is very important for you to go and see your dentist as soon as possible to determine what the real cause of the pain is. Theoretically, the tooth pain can be caused by various reasons, including cavities, cracked tooth, gum disease, infection, etc.
So here are some of the home remedies for tooth pain that you can find easily in your kitchen:

Home Remedies for Tooth Pain

Trying to use clove to relief the tooth pain is a great idea. Our grandmothers used to recommend this all the time, and scientific research have confirmed the antibacterial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anesthetic properties of cloves. All this properties have great effect on reducing the pain. Usually, ground cloves work best. You can use it directly, mix it with olive oil and apply it using cotton ball or even use it to rinse your mouth.

Secondly, there’s another grandma’s recipe. The ground cinnamon and pure honey mixed together is another alternative for relieving toothache for a while. You can use this paste three times a day. It is recommended to warm the paste before you apply it to your aching tooth.

You might also consider using a wet tea bag. Tea comes with tannin, a compound that can reduce swelling and act as a painkiller. Try using a wet tea bag with room temperature. It is not recommended to use a hot or icy wet tea bag.

There are several ways to demolish the bad bacteria living in your teeth. If you suspect that your tooth pain may have been caused by some kind of bacteria, you may try to rinse your mouth with a mixture of warm water and salt. It will help you kill the bacteria and relief some pain. Alternatively, you can chew onion. Onion is a great and easy to find remedies that will help you kill the germs, thanks to its antimicrobial and antiseptic properties.

Aside of the cloves, we have another home remedies for tooth pain that we often use. You can try this when you can’t find a clove in your kitchen. I personally think that this is the second best one I’ve tried so far. All you need is ginger powder, combined with red cayenne pepper. Mix them together and add just a little water to make the paste. Apply the paste to a cotton ball, and place it in the painful tooth.

There are still other ways to use your kitchen ingredients as a traditional relief for toothache. One of the most notable one is liquors with alcohol, such as brandy or whisky. Note that you shouldn’t drink it. You need to apply it to a cotton ball and put it on the tooth that aches.

Last but not least, all of these home remedies for tooth pain are just a temporary solution. You should make an appointment with your dentist as soon as possible to get rid of the pain completely.

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