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How Do You Use Home Remedies To Temporarily Soothe A Toothache?

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How Do You Use Home Remedies To Temporarily Soothe A Toothache?

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There are not many things in life that are worse than a toothache. When a toothache strikes, you need to ultimately see a dentist to resolve it but there are home remedies that can help you temporarily soothe the pain of a toothache while waiting for an appointment. Some of these are readily available at home or can be acquired easily and can be done individually as well as together. Rinsing your mouth with warm saltwater can help immensely with a toothache. It may help to dislodge a piece of food that is stuck in between teeth causing pain or may temporarily help with toothache by disinfecting the mouth. Swish room temperature saltwater made with warm water and sea salt and spit as often as needed until you can get to the dentist. Sea salt has more beneficial minerals than iodized table salt. Warm water will help to both dissolve the salt and will also feel more comforting than the shock of cold water on a sore or sensitive tooth. Use 3% hydrogen peroxide as a rinse. Do not swallow it

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