 USING NATURAL TOOTHACHE REMEDIESMany people are not away that there are naturally occurring herbs that can help relieve tooth ache pain. You can use herbs such as calendula, yarrow, cloves, and tarragon for pain relief until you can get to the dentist office. For centuries many cultures have relied on these herbs to provide temporary relief from the horrible pains of a tooth ache. For example, Native Americans applied the bark from the butternut tree to their gums for tooth ache relief. The butternut tree is found all over North America, and is akin to the black walnut tree. They can be found can be found along rivers, in backyards, and in other places where the soil is well drained. On the tree reaches maturity, it can be over 60 feet tall, with light grey bark, and fruit resembling the black walnut. This light grey bark can be applied to the gums around the affected tooth for a temporary reprieve from pain. Yarrow grows in Europe, North America, and Asia. Its naturally occurring in open fields, wild meadows, and expansive woodlands. The root of the yarrow herb is what provides the anesthetic effect. If you put the root on your sore tooth or the gums around it will alleviate the pain, until you can get to the dentist. Clove, is actually from an evergreen tree, that is native to most tropical areas. However today, it can be found throughout the planet. As many people already know, it’s the dried flower bud of the cloves that contains the pain relieving properties. The oil that comes off of the clove plant, once applied to the sore tooth provides almost immediate relief. In comparison to the other natural toothache remedies, clove is the best one. Natural tooth ache remedies have been used throughout history. Before the advent of modern dentistry, these herbs where the only way to get relief from the sharp pain. They were still used when dentistry was still young, because early dentist didn’t have the modern technology found in today’s most lackluster dental office. Back then teeth were pulled, but the only anathesia was alcohol, and pliers were often the extraction tool. Over the course of human history, these herbs have helped millions of people. If you are interested in using these herbs, don’t be afraid to talk with your dentist about them. Dentists are aware of the natural pain relieving qualities found in herbs, and they can often recommend good ones to you. So, if you experience a spell of toothache pain, always remember the marvelous quality of nature’s dentists, the herbs.
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