Hi Georgia,
Hope you are feeling better this morning. It looks like there are
several routes one can try to get rid of the infection. For the
immediate relief, one can swish with vanilla extract, put a pinch of
cloves in the gum next to the tooth, swish with CS every 2 hours, and
use various essential oils that have antibacterial properties.
Vitamin C deficiency causes tooth and gum problems, so taking that to
tolerance helps some people. Turmuric, when taken as food or with meals
that have a little fat, works as an anti-inflammatory, so is useful as
a general supplement. There are herbal antibiotics, like goldenseal and
echinacea, that my better half has used to treat his tooth problems,
and has worked decently. He just picked them up at the Whole Foods,
they are already mixed.
I have read of people rebuilding the enamel to some degree with
calcium- I guess they mean eating dairy- so it is in the mouth, bathing
the teeth. I have seen ads for a tooth rebuilding toothpaste, I would
suppose it has the minerals that teeth have in them, and there seems to
be some back and forth with the outside layer of the teeth, it is not a
one way street.
And the winner seems to be the battery hooked up to a couple of tiny
sponges and placed on both sides of the infected tooth.
I use tom's toothpaste for sensitive teeth, that helps for my sensitive
teeth.
Hope this helps. There have beenso many people giving good ideas for
things that have helped them. Good Luck!
Kathryn
On Feb 22, 2009, at 9:58 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I am suffering from constant severe tooth pain in a compromised upper
right molar. A temporary was put in a couple years ago due to nerve
pain when filling. i was frugal in flossing between the molar because
food would get stuck near the gum after the filling. I was told 3
months ago that I have deep gum pockets in all my teeth and enamel
erosion which was due to being too frugal with the electric brush and
using 3% peroxide and straight baking soda on my brush 3x/d. Now I
have severe pain in my molar above the filling at the gum line. Cold
and hot are more painful. Swishing silver is excruciating. I have
referred pain to the entire gums of the right top and bottom.
Saltwater helps slightly.
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