Toothache: teeth pain relief home remedy, home remedies for tooth pain

Toothache: teeth pain relief home remedy, home remedies for tooth pain

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Toothache is a pain that occurs in or around the teeth, sometimes comes with an inflammation that is hard to ignore. This pain is mostly arising from one place and radiates to the jaw, head, or ear. Minor toothaches may come from temporary gum problems but more serious toothaches may include some dental issues that won't get better on their own. The anatomy of the tooth has a pulp inside it with nerves, tissues, and blood vessels. This pulp has one of the most sensitive nerves in your body when these nerves are irritated or infected, they can cause severe pain.

Below are types of toothaches:

1) Persistent, dull ache.

2) Sensitivity to cold and hot.

3) Sharp pain.

4) Throbbing, severe pain.

Following are the signs and symptoms of it:

  • Tooth pain of any above-mentioned type or in some people pain occurs only when pressure is applied to the teeth.

  • Headache, ear, or jaw pain.

  • Swelling around the teeth.

  • Pus from an infected tooth.

  • A bad odor from the mouth.

  • Swelling in your jaw or face.

  • Redness around teeth.


  • When to see a doctor - if your toothache is lasting more than 3 days or if you see blood coming out from the pain area see you, dentist, as soon as possible. In severe pain or bleeding, we need to care a little more, because teeth correlate with parts of the brain.

    Have a look at the causes of it:

  • Bacterial infection inside the center of the tooth is called an abscessed tooth.

  • Infection of gums.

  • Repetitive motions of teeth such as grinding or chewing gum or clenching teeth.

  • Removal of teeth.

  • Cavities.

  • Bruxism (the medical term for teeth grinding, typically during sleep).


  • Following are the preventive measure for toothache:

  • Take care of your oral hygiene, brush at least twice a day.

  • Floss daily.

  • Avoid chewing gum-like products.

  • Limit carbonated drinks and sugary products.

  • Use fluoride toothpaste.

  • Gargle or brush your teeth lightly after every meal.

  • Use a mouthwash between a day.

  • Visit your dentist at least twice a year.


  • Treatment of toothache depends on the cause. After diagnosis, your dentist will decide accordingly. The doctor may try an injection around the tooth or prescribe antibiotics and other medicines. Most of the time minor toothaches can go on their own.

    You can manage your toothache with these tips:

  • A regular salt water rinse can help to reduce irritation.

  • Apply cold compression.

  • Try an over-the-counter painkillers, by consulting a medical professional.

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