Toothache tooth pain, fast pain relief home remedy

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Get antibiotics for the infection as soon as possible.

Also, if the area is still somewhat sore, you can ease this pain too, but with a different substance.

Tuck's hemorrhoid pads, when squeezed, release the shrinking/soothing fluid they are packed in. Drip a little of this over the infected tooth or into the cavity. It will almost always instantly stop the pain, but only if you bleach it first. I've tried the generic brand, it didn't work.

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If this helps you, please come back and say so, so that others will know how good it works. thank you. :)

clove oil

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I have found that Sodium chlorite works just like bleach for tooth aches. It is a like a form of bleach without the side effects. google MMS. I have had two abcesses within the last 6 month. Both cleared up within 12 hrs. I think bleach would work the same way and for many is more accessable.

I dont know if I would put bleach in my mouth

My wife hates bleach, she used clove oil, never killed the infection, but it did help some with the pain. But the only clove oil that worked was the stuff found at walgreens made specifically for toothaches. The other clove oils on the market are too weak to help.

Too much bleach in the mouth will eventually cause blistering. For severe pain, use half and half, for less severe, use 1/3 bleach and 2/3's water.

Also, you get more bleach and chlorine from your drinking water than you will from this, because you rinse it out.

I want to try that one day, but our health food store does not have it yet. I don't trust online healthfood sources.

clove oil worked for me

Vodka gin any kind of white alcohol will do.

10,000 IU of Lysine everyday until infection is gone works extremely well. Reducing the infection means reducing the inflamation, means reducing the swelling, means reducing the pain.

Lysine is cheap and it works extremely well.

I actually tried that before bleach, didn't work for me. I also tried gasoline. That did not work either. Then i tried pure grain alcohol. The PGA killed the infection, somewhat, but left a dull soreness that came back really strong.

So far, the best I have found is the bleach method, but if those other methods worked for you guys, I am happy for you. I know how tooth ache pain feels. I had one for a week, couldn't eat. A very miserable time, it was.

I just researched that. It appears it is safe in high doses, unless you are diabetic, then it can give you low blood sugar, so be careful.

Also, what do you use to kill the pain before the doses of Lysine begin to take effect?

How about....GOING TO THE FREAKING DENTIST!!!!!!!! People can die from tooth infections.....so dont bugger about with home remedies.

A simple infected tooth led to the death of a 27-year-old man in in Adelaide four years ago, prompting calls from a coroner for people not to ignore dental health.

[link to www.theage.com.au]

If the patient ignores his pain and does not seek dental help, the tooth abscess can extend into tissue spaces causing facial and neck swelling such as cellulites, tissue space infections, and Ludwig angina that manifests as fever, malaise, difficulty in swallowing, breathing, generalized barteremia, septicemia, suffocation and even death if adequate emergency operations are not done.

[link to www.healthmantra.com]

Thats what Im thinking Gin and vodka should hold you long enough to get to a dentist. I know what tooth pain feels like and it can really get bad.

I agree with going to the dentist. There was a cracked tooth in my mouth that I kept pushing off because I hate the dentist and it ended up getting really bad. Now I have no tooth there. Good thing it is way back in my mouth next to the molar.

I got some off of ebay for $13 which will last years. As you only use drops of it with citric acid. The guy was great and shiped the next day. Its good for a lot of other things also and you can take it internally.

Oil of clove is also good for toothaches. There is also a plant called "toothache plant". You chew on the leaves for pain relief. I wouldn't personally put bleach in my mouth. Maybe peroxide, though I don't think it would be as effective. If I were going to try this, I'd probably use tea tree oil, which is about as strong as bleach at killing bacteria. It isn't meant for internal use either though.

Try Swanson Vitamins. Very highly recommended by lots of people, with affordable products. I bought a huge bottle of clove oil from them for $5. It's $10 for a 4 oz. bottle of tea tree oil in an opaque glass bottle (the way it's supposed to be sold).

This is the ideal solution, and I wish everyone could afford to. I know a lot of people w/o health insurance who can't afford a visit to the dentist. A tooth extraction can cost $200. If you want to try to save one with a root canal and crown, I know it costs about $25 for the root canal and $500 for the crown--and that's with my insurance paying 80% of the root canal and 50% of the crown.

Pull the tooth out. Works like a treat.

Why can't you just go to the god damn dentist ...

I don't have health insurance, and most dentists want paid up front.

Also, to those who think bleach is unsafe, you better stop drinking tap water. Most munisipalities use a type of bleach to kill the bacteria in the water and you can smell it when you go to get a glass of water.

Bleach in the concentrations I am talking about is safe. Actually, toothpaste is less safe to use than bleach.

I can't believe all of you don't know what they put in your water....

also, this method of using bleach would be good to use in the field as a temporary treatment to flush wounds until you can get sewed up properly.

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Bleach ingredients in unscented bleach..

"Household bleaches usually contain sodium hypochlorite in a 3% to 6% solution. Some sodium hydroxide (lye) is added to keep the pH high to avoid decomposition. If the solution is made more acidic, sodium hypochlorite will dissociate, producing chlorine gas and oxygen. "

Also from this web page:

"Sodium hypochlorite is also used to disinfect water supplies and swimming pools, although calcium hypochlorite in powder or pellect form is also used, due to the convenience of the solid form. Sodium hypochlorite is too hygroscopic (it absorbs water from the air) to be used conveniently in solid form. "

[link to sci-toys.com]

OMG....I hadn't been to the dentist in more than 20 years because of a bad gag reflex. I used to be a voracious flosser & brusher until I had my wisdom teeth out. After that, I developed such a bad gag reflex that I couldn't even get through a preliminary exam, let alone x-rays & treatment. It got so bad that I actually have to use a child-size toothbrush & cannot floss like I used to. So a little more than 2 years ago, my bottom left molar lost a filling. I mustered up my courage & made an appointment. It didn't hurt, but having a hole in my mouth was a little disconcerting. As soon as the instrument touched my tongue....gag....I could not get through the exam and the dentist told me to go see a shrink. Whatever. Not having money for a shrink, the tooth didn't hurt, so I decided to do nothing, except giving it a little extra TLC. And so it went. Then, out of the blue, 3 days ago, excruciating pain in my teeth, jaw & eye socket and my gums were red, splotchy & on fire. Good God, the pain. I took some excedrin and it subsided and I thought, maybe I was just getting a cold or was under the weather. The pain and sensitivity ping-ponged. They traded off and neither one ever went fully away. Then, finally, last night, a cold sweat...I think I got 2 hours of sleep because I couldn't control the pain anymore. It triggered a migraine and I was vomiting up the contents of my stomach: water & excedrin because I couldn't hold anything down. First thing this morning, I called 1-800-DENTIST & they connected me with a dentist that could do sedation dentistry & could get me in TODAY. Hallejujah! Sadly, just as I was heading out the door, they called me back and said that for preliminary exams, the doctors would not do sedation...Foiled... I knew there was no way I could get through it. I pleaded for suggestions (and here's where it gets good!) She said, switch from excedrin to ibuprofin & tylenol. Every 2 hours, alternate between 800 mg ibuprofin & the bottle-recommended dose of tylenol. Then, she said I couild try a toothache kit to refill the hole on a temporary basis....she said, make sure to get the one that uses clove oil. So, I did it. I bought a "DenTek" Toothache Kit from Walgreens. It was only $8.99. The hole in my mouth is filled....slight nausea lingers as well as a minor headache, but the major pain is gone. Will this solution last? I pray to God it will, because it is my last hope.

Did it ever occur to the people who keep suggesting go to the dentist, that maybe certain people don't have the money to go to the dentist. Don't you think if they had the money to go to the dentist they would have thought of that instead of looking for other ways to kill the pain.... Just a thought

cocaine! Not to sniff or smoke just rub it in and the pain will numb instantly. It's just the same as novacaine used by the dentist and safer than bleach..lol

go to a sports bar , and yell for the opposeing team to win for example if your in buffalo ny and theyre playing chicago cheer for the bears, bash the bills every chance you get soon enough a drunken bills fan will knock out all your teeth and save you hundreds of dollars in dental bills.

Consider using colloidal silver, as the small nano particles travel straight to the infection, even through the tooth to deal with harmful bacteria and even has regenerative properties to boot.

If there is a hole in the tooth that is hurting...

Get a cotton ball and pull a small size ball off of it, then soak it in clove oil, and with tweezers push it into the tooth.