Toothache Remedies, Causes and Prevention

The most common causes of toothache:

Causes of toothache in the masticatory system:
Caries not only the tooth but up to the dental root inflammation and jawbone participation
Inflammatory diseases such as gingivitis and periodontal inflammation (gingivitis, periodontitis / "periodontitis")
Hypersensitivity of teeth
Injuries to teeth and jaw, eg as a result of a fall
Eruption of primary teeth and the permanent teeth
Malocclusions
Gnashing of teeth
Not the tooth itself, but loose crowns, bridges, dentures and fillings

In some cases, interference outside the masticatory apparatus can cause to be perceived pain on the tooth. That comes in, particularly  migraine or irritation of the TMJ before. Such continuing guided pain usually go back to the neighborhood of pain-conducting nerve fibers of the teeth with those of other facial or body regions. Toothache night arise about by excessive pressure on the tooth, about the gnashing of teeth.
Possible causes of toothache outside the masticatory apparatus:
• antritis (maxillary sinusitis)
• otitis media (otitis media)
• Headaches and migraines
• nerve pain (neuralgia) in the facial area such as trigeminal neuralgia
• In rare cases, a heart attack.

Quick Toothache Remedies:

A quick home remedy for toothache is a paste of cayenne pepper, a little ginger and water. Put dab of this paste with your finger or a cotton pad on the aching tooth. It should be ensured that the paste does not come with the gum in contact, since this could be uncomfortable.

Another quick toothache remedy is ice cube, put a few ice cubes in a plastic bag. Simply a dishtowel to this place and hold ice pack for about 15 minutes from the outside to the aching tooth to numb the nerves.

Homemade Natural Toothache Remedies:

Clove Oil:

Clove oil is also a best toothache Remedy. It is spotted exactly on the aching tooth and helps by its antibacterial and anesthetic effect against the pain. Clove oil has been used since the 19th century by all physicians. The drug, which brings salvation is to be found in the flower bud of the clove: eugenol. When applying the oil it can burn a little at the beginning, but then the pain is alleviated.

Clove:

Instead of clove oil a whole clove can also be used. Simply take a hard clove in your mouth and chew on it a bit around. Once the plant has become somewhat softer, the oil is released. Best let it rest for at least half an hour on the aching tooth, the carnation.

Myrrh

Another alternative natural remedies for toothache myrrh. Myrrh is the resin of a tree and is applied to mouth sores and toothaches. She acts as a disinfectant and anti-inflammatory. To treat the toothache with myrrh, about 1 teaspoon of the ground resin in 200 ml of water is lightly cooked for half an hour. Of this solution is then for a mouthwash 1 teaspoon mixed with half a cup of water. It should be flushed per day 5 times.

Sage or Tea tree oil:

Another home remedy for toothache is like the clove mouthwash. Only this time, either sage tea or tea t Tea tree oil is a strong antiseptic that can kill many bacteria and fungi effectively and can be used to cleanse the mouth and disinfect. Sage disinfecting effect is known to many as home remedy for sore throats, but also at a toothache shows sage its healing properties. Rinse your mouth with either sage or few drops of the tea tree oil with a mixture of water. Sometimes simply one tablespoon of salt into water eases the pain. It is important that you rinsed with water after the mouthwash.

Garlic:

GARLIC is actually a effective home remedy for toothache. It contains allicin, which has antibiotic properties and antibacterial. Place Garlic on the affected tooth and presses it.

Wheat Grass:

Chew wheatgrass or mix wheatgrass powder with water and gargle. An excellent toothache home remedies, because as a mouthwash kills bacteria and the juice acts as a disinfectant. In addition, wheatgrass is also-called "Super Food" and it’s extremely healthy.

Pepper Powder:

Mix a ¼ tsp pepper powder with ¼ teaspoon salt. If used daily mixture helps against tooth decay, bad breath, gingivitis and toothaches.

Bacon:

A piece of bacon between the cheek and gum stuck to the painful area. The salt in the bacon has anesthetic, anti-inflammatory and decongestant. The soothing effect starts after about a quarter of an hour.

Alcohol:

Alcohol can be a quite effective home remedy for toothache. Here, however, does not mean that it is to be consumed, but rather to rinse and gargle is used.

Propolis:

Propolis acts as a natural painkiller. It acts antifungal, directed against viruses and helps kill bacteria. Propolis also reduces inflammation, supports the healing process of the tissue and has a numbing effect. Simply pour propolis tincture on a cotton swab and dab on the affected tooth and the gums.

Other Toothache Remedies:

LIME Contains high levels of vitamin C and can prevent tooth decay, bleeding gums and toothache.

A mixture of mustard oil and turmeric is a simple but effective tincture against toothache.

Wear vanilla extract on the aching tooth. The vanilla soothes toothache.

Oregano oil reduces the growth of bacteria in the mouth. It should be applied to the affected area to remove toothache.

A natural mouthwash for self-treatment for toothache is peppermint tea. The advantage is that the tea can be swallowed after rinsing.

Chew dried rosemary leaves.

Rinse your mouth with black tea

Drink a glass of blueberry juice daily.

Pour clove oil on a cotton swab and dab on the tooth. The oil should temporarily relieve the pain.

Place a clove between the aching teeth.

Pour sweet clover with a pint of hot water, infuse, strain and gargle several times a day.

Pull a little grated chalk into the nostril of the aching side. "It helps," apparently, no one knows why.

Gargle and rinse with diluted tea tree oil.

An onion cubes, place in a handkerchief, crush and put on the cheek.

Drink sage tea.

To make regular mouthwashes 200 g onions cook 10 min long in one liter of water.

Mouth and throat: Eat five to six liquorice wheels on the day. This simply melts in your mouth as long as possible.

Dissolve half a teaspoon of salt in 125 ml of water and rinse several times daily.

Although home remedies are effective, you should still always consult the dentist and can clarify the cause of the pain. In this way, you save yourself possible serious complications.

Toothache Prevention:

Preventive measures against the toothache lie mainly in a healthy oral hygiene. For three times a day brushing eliminate the pathogens and thus remove the causes of toothache before their entry.
However, a proper position of the teeth is one of them. A brace or splint mouth aligns the teeth in a healthy shape. The growing together, which is a common cause of toothache, is thus avoided.
In addition, however, a regular visit to the dentist is recommended. Children should stop by, adults every six months at the specialists every twelve month. Only a careful care of the mouth area is thus an effective protection against toothache.