1. Clean with hydrogen peroxide. This procedure will clean the area, and can help to ease the pain. Be sure to rinse your mouth with water, and absolutely refrain from swallowing the peroxide.


2. When cleaning your teeth use your mouthwash before you brush your teeth not after is the advice offered by some to prevent tooth ache.

3. Floss your teeth daily to help prevent, not cure, toothache.

4. Try ginger as this can kill the pain, if not cure, toothache. A cup of ginger tea every few hours could help.


5. Brush your teeth more often to keep your mouth and teeth healthy and prevent tooth ache.
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6. Gargle with Listerine or another mouthwash for 19 minutes, then apply a cloth externally to the affected area, not a cure of course, but may provide relief.

7. Use a sea salt rinse. A toothache caused by a blow to the tooth or a mild infection might go away on its own. To help it along, make a rinse with warm water and a spoonful of sea salt. When the salt dissolves, gargle the water in your mouth, making sure it splashes around the affected area. Repeat several times daily until the pain subsides.

8. Try hard liquor. This time-worn home remedy eases the pain of a toothache, but it probably won't cure it. Still, it's a useful trick when the ache is caused by a blow or a mild infection that will go away after a few days. Pour some whisky or vodka on a cotton ball and apply it to the affected tooth.

Go to the dentist, whether you like them or not, it's the best place to go.

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