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teeth pain

By joyce

8/28/2009 8:52:01 PM

I have not been to a dentist in 8 years. I do have fillings and a root canal wtih a crown. I have been having pain off and on so I went to see a dentist. He took x-rays and says he saw no cavities or root problems. He told me to wear a nightguard. Is it possiblel to go 8 years and not have any new cavities or dental root problems?

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Posted By : Dr. Ritz on 8/28/2009 8:52:01 PM

it is possibe not to have any new cavity or root problem for 8 years if you are maintaining very good oral hygeine. some people they do not have any cavity or any other dental problem for years. it depends upon the genetic factor, salivary factor and so many other factors. if your dentist has already taken a X-ray and do not find any abnormality then it is o.k regarding intermittent pain it can be because of your teeth wear that is why your dentist has asked for the night guard. you may be grinding your teeth at night. if you want to know more about the bruxism and the night guard you can visit the following link ...... http://www.identalhub.com/articlecategory-teeth-grinding-bruxism-5.aspx

Posted By : Dr. Ritz on 1/24/2010 2:23:16 AM

An excruciating toothache can be a devastating thing and you will want to relieve the pain instantaneously. You might be quite surprised to learn that there are several foods and herbs that you can get right off your kitchen shelf that can help you get rid of the pain. These remedies will not only offer you great relief from the pain but also are natural and hence contain no harmful synthetic chemicals and side effects. A toothache could strike you all of a sudden without any intimation. Toothache could be of different kinds of intensity and these natural remedies will be quite effective. •Garlic has been long since known to be an effective antibacterial and anti inflammatory too. What you need to do is apply a clove of garlic immersed in rock salt and place it on the aching tooth. Press it down with the upper tooth and leave it thus. You might also want to consider chewing on a clove of garlic regularly to make your teeth stronger. •Onion is an excellent source of antibacterial properties. Place a small piece of ground onion near the toothache region and chew on it. You might also want to extract onion juice and apply it over your teeth and gums. •Lemon is a great source of vitamin C and this will ensure that your gums are kept clean and healthy. Try and apply a bit of lemon juice or rub lemon on your gums and teeth after a meal. •Wheatgrass juice is a good mouthwash. Chew on a few sprigs of wheat grass or dip cotton in the juice and apply that to your gums and the painful tooth. •Asafetida when ground or crushed with lime juice and applied can bring about an immediate stop to the pain in your tooth. For a better effect you might want to warm the ground and soaked powder and apply it. •Cloves have been known since grandma’s times to be effective on all kinds of toothaches. Apply it on the tooth or press it on the painful part. If you have a cavity that is painful then dab a cotton wool dipped in clove oil and hold it in your tooth. •Pepper powder and rock salt when mixed together make an excellent combination for toothache remedy. This is a right solution for a lot of tooth related concerns such as bleeding gums, sensitivity and cavities too. •Bay berry bark should be ground along with vinegar and the paste that is got should be applied to the affected tooth and the region around it. •Ice cubes applied on the affected tooth will numb the nerves around the region and hence the apin will be less. These natural remedies will enable you to reach out for them without any hassle as they can be easily found right in your kitchen. You need to reach out for expensive measures as these simple off the shelf remedies work equally well.

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