Tooth decay is caused by excessive sugar intake, including sweetened drinks, candy, pastries, and refined carbohydrates. Tooth decay can be reduced by reducing excessive sugar consumption. Bacteria can break down sugar into acids, which combine with calcium in enamel and cause decay.
Take note
- Proper brushing is essential to prevent tooth decay and subsequent toothaches. Use a good toothbrush and a circular motion to clean all surfaces of the teeth. Use a gentle, old toothbrush. To improve blood circulation, brush the gums lightly.
- A healthy diet can prevent tooth decay, bone loss and infection. You can control your sugar intake by eating plenty of fruits, vegetables, whole grain bread, and whole grains.
- Natural herbs like calendula and tarragon can be used to relieve pain. These herbs can be very helpful until you can see a dentist.
- The pain can be reduced by placing a clove of garlic and a little bit of rock salt on the affected tooth. A clove of garlic can be chewed every morning.
- Raw onion can be chewed for approximately 3-4 minutes to kill any germs and protect the teeth from other problems.
- Lime is a great home remedy to prevent tooth decay, loosening of teeth, bleeding gums, and tooth decay.
- The juice of wheatgrass is a great mouthwash that can treat tooth decay and naturally cure toothache. It removes all toxins from your gums and prevents bacterial growth.
- Toothache is treated with Asafoetida, which is a mixture of lemon juice and asafoetida. To quickly relieve pain, heat the mixture of asofoetida with lemon juice.
- A mixture of bark of bayberry and vinegar can be applied to the affected area to relieve pain and strengthen the gums.
- Apply clove oil to the cavity of the tooth that is decayed.
- A pinch of pepper and one-quarter teaspoon of common salt can prevent dental cavities, bad breath, bleeding gums and toothaches.
