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An aching tooth can really become a big

An aching tooth can really become a big hassle, for tooth pain is one of the most uncomfortable pains you can experience in life. You can't eat. You' can't talk. You can't think straight. You are too tired to go to work or school. And the big hassle of this is when you contact your dentist, he or she is not available for immediate consultation. What a nightmare huh? Do not panic. Fortunately, there are a lot of things that you can do to temporarily subside the pain you are feeling. The routines listed and enumerated below are proven and recommended practices that can ease tooth pain: 1. Use ice. To numb the pain, it is best to put an ice outside the face that covers the painful area. Do this at least three times a day for 15 minutes. 2. Take pain relievers. Quite elementary right? Of course when you feel pain, the most obvious solution is to take pain killer medications like ibuprofen and acetaminophen. Just be careful in following the instructions indicated in the drug's label as well as only take the recommended amount of dosage to avoid overdosing. 3. Brush your teeth regularly. There are instances when tooth pain is just a minor case of sensitivity that does not necessarily require you to go and see your doctor. Food can lodged in-between your teeth, thus, irritating the gum lines causing discomfort. With this, what you need to do to get rid of the pain is to thoroughly clean your mouth and teeth. Brush your teeth well and floss regularly. 4. Chew on the other side. When your tooth hurts, better chew on the side that does not hurt. This way, you can avoid additional injury to your hurting tooth if you leave it alone. 5. Use tooth desensitizers. To ease tooth pain, another recommended trick is to use an over-the-counter tooth desensitizer. Most of such product require you to apply to the sensitive areas of the tooth. Majority of tooth desensitizer products can last for weeks with just one application, while there are other brands that require continuous application. Aside from the recommended routines and practices above, there are also some easy-to-do tricks to ease tooth pain that you can do at the comfort of your home. Read on below to learn more: 1. Make use of a ground garlic clove or garlic clove oil. One of the most effective ways to ease tooth pain is to apply ground garlic clove or pure food grade garlic clove oil on the affected tooth. Many people who make use of this method claimed that it is a better pain reliever than Vicodin. 2. Dab the infected tooth with alcohol or whiskey. Another simple tooth pain relief is to dab a cotton bud with an alcohol or whiskey and apply it to the painful area of the tooth until the pain subsides. 3. Use oregano flakes. Place oregano flakes on the painful tooth to ease the pain. You would be able to feel no pain for days when you try to gargle mixed salt and oregano flakes in a warm water.

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Submitted by Patricia at 2004-10-21 00:38:25 from 24.96.70.165 The best thing I have found to use for tooth ache pain is Hurricaine gel. It is a topical anestetic, just like the dentist use just before giving you a novocain shot. Best of all you do not have to use a lot of the gel to kill the pain and it lasts for hours. This can be purchased at any pharmacy without a RX. Hurricaine Gel comes in different flavors, however I have found that the original without flavor is better and does not taste bad at all. The anesthesia is accomplished within 15-30 seconds. Now that is fast!! Hurricaine Gel can also be used for Cold Sores, cuts in gums due to braces, loose teeth, etc.

I read all the remedies and tried to fin

I read all the remedies and tried to find one that I havent already tried and I knew I had in my house. I have had 2 bad cavities for a few months and cant afford to get them fixed because they require root canals. I tried the Vanilla Extract and it worked more than any other remedy I have tried. Did not take the pain all away but most of it. I soaked a qtip in it and held it on my tooth.

I have been suffering with extreme tooth

I have been suffering with extreme toothache pain for the past two weeks or more and nothing was working for me not even the strongest of pain medications, well last night i tried something that a friend of mine suggested and boy did it ever work and i was able to have a decent night sleep. Last night i was in agony from a bad tooth i have and my friend told me to try massaging my hand in the area of where my thumb and first finger form form a v shape so i did and i was amazed after massaging that area on the side of where the toothache pain was ... i massaged it for about 2 minutes and it took the pain away and it lasted for hours, i tried it again this morning when i awoke and the same thing, no more pain the whole morning. Thanks to my friends advice i am suffering from no more toothache but i still have my dentist appointment booked in 2 weeks time. The massing of that area has something to do with a pressure point and nerve endings ... i hope this is of some help to anyone who has a toothache although because it worked for me doesn't mean it will work for everyone.

O.T.C. medicine called 'Red Cross'.The o

O.T.C. medicine called 'Red Cross'.The only over the counter medicine that has worked for me.It's a 3 part kit for about $4.00 consisting of a small vile with a liquid,a pack of miniture cotton balls,and a pair of off-set tweezers.THIS STUFF WORKS!!! My dentist refers to it as a root canal in a bottle.Instant relief.I hope this advice helps many as it helped me.

The best remedy for a toothache is pure

The best remedy for a toothache is pure vanilla extract placed directly on the bad tooth. It's instant relief. The taste is terrible, but it works.

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Submitted at 2008-10-07 04:38:25 from 24.230.59.59 I've been staying at my boyfriends for the last couple of weeks and he's in college. I couldn't sleep and my toothe was driving me nuts so I decided to try the internet, and being my boyfriend doisn't really cook, he doesn't really have anything like vanilla extract ect. so I did this, and it's sort of working! Submitted by TJ at 2008-10-27 00:33:39 from 76.31.156.68 NOthing has helped my tooth all day. I tried the V thing and it really works. Thanks to Jesus for this site because I didn't know what I was going to do. I have ibuprophen and vicodine and it was not working. My problem is the nerves were agitated from a two cavities that are touching each other. I hope this will work for the rest of the night Submitted at 2009-02-09 13:32:50 from 69.18.25.137 I too tried this, V spot on my hand with some relief, less throbbing. I have used this technique for getting rid of headaches usually instantly for years. Submitted by Kimmies at 2009-05-09 23:26:47 from 76.4.248.215 As weird as this seemed, it kinda works! Im @ work and left my advil @ home (which i take 6 at a time to relieve my pain) and this actually started to calm the pain down! craziness! Submitted by ali at 2009-06-25 14:08:02 from 68.73.100.133 Not only does rubbing the spot between your thumb and index finger help with a toothache but it gets rid of headaches and neck pain also.

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Tooth Pain Home Remedy Suggestions I

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.

Types of Tooth Pain This will help yo

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 advise, 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 amalgam's 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 “I was in pain and the cheek had actually started to swell up. Within three weeks of trying the diet I could tell I was turning the corner. The tooth stopped hurting; my teeth all over became whiter. After over a month on the diet it is hard for me to fell which tooth was bothering me. When I look at it in the mirror it still has a hole but the tooth feels like it is healing. Thanks a million to Ramiel Nagel for writing this book. Unbelievable!" Leroy, Utah Learn how to stop tooth pain before it starts. And learn the only long term organic and effective solution to tooth pain - heal your cavities with nutrition.

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