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Tracey Eklund and Robert Lockhart, Faculty, Psychiatric Nursing, Grant MacEwan University, Ponoka Campus,&#13;
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                <text>In the past, before modern dentistry, people use to treat a tooth pain naturally because they had no other option. &#13;
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There a few well-known causes of tooth pain, like Infected gums/ Gum Disease, Tooth Decay, Tooth eruption, An abnormal bite, Abscessed Tooth, Tooth Fracture or a damaged filling and all of them can cause pain, fever, headache, and swelling around the teeth.&#13;
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In this video, we represent 12 effective Home Toothache Remedies that will help you to get rid of the pain!&#13;
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Raw Garlic&#13;
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Garlic effectively fights fungi, bacteria, and viruses. &#13;
You should crush the clove, leave it for a couple of minutes to activate its compounds, add some salt, and apply it on the painful tooth. You can also chew clove several times daily using the affected tooth.&#13;
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Ice&#13;
To soothe the swelling and pain before going to the dentist, Apply an ice or a cold compress on the cheek.&#13;
Salt Water Gargle&#13;
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Chewing Gum&#13;
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The area around a broken tooth, or around a tooth which lacks the filling is irritated and painful. &#13;
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Peppermint Tea&#13;
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A 2013 study found that peppermint oil has potent antiseptic properties which are useful against oral pathogens. &#13;
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Clove Oil&#13;
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Clove oil is high in eugenol, which has powerful antiseptic and anesthetic properties that destroy germs and relieve gum pain. &#13;
Studies have found that it is as effective as benzocaine in numbing pain.&#13;
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You should combine a few drops of this oil with a teaspoon of coconut oil, and use a cotton ball, apply the mixture on the painful area.  &#13;
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Vanilla Extract&#13;
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The scent of vanilla soothes the anxiety linked to a toothache, and its alcohol content numbs the pain. &#13;
Therefore, dab vanilla extracts on the finger and rub it onto the painful tooth twice daily to relieve the pain.&#13;
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Turmeric Paste&#13;
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Mix a teaspoon of turmeric powder, several drops of peppermint oil, and a tablespoon of coconut oil, and prepare a paste. &#13;
Then, brush the teeth and leave it to act for a few minutes. And rinse.&#13;
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It has strong antiviral and antibacterial properties and will help you fight bad breath, irritations, gum redness, and tooth stains.&#13;
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Ginger Cayenne Paste&#13;
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Mix cayenne and ginger in equal amounts, add some water and prepare a paste. &#13;
Then, apply it on the painful place using a cotton ball, and leave it to act in order to soothe the pain and swelling, &#13;
fight off infection, and control bleeding.&#13;
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Myrrh&#13;
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According to RDH, “myrrh’s astringent properties help with inflammation, and a rinse can offer the added benefit of reducing bacteria”. &#13;
To prepare a homemade myrrh rinse, simmer a teaspoon of myrrh in 2 cups of water, leave it to cool, and use it several times during the day.&#13;
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Essential Oils&#13;
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One 2014 study found that:&#13;
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“Essential oil rinses are found to be equally effective in inhibiting plaque. &#13;
A study carried out by Pizzo et al. on plaque inhibitory effect of amine fluoride/stannous fluoride and essential oils showed no significant difference in efficacy of both.&#13;
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As chlorhexidine causes staining of teeth on long term use, essential oils can be used as an alternative to chlorhexidine rinse. &#13;
Essential oils have shown to possess antimicrobial activity against subgingival pernio pathogens, too.”&#13;
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For best effects, use clove, tea tree oil, peppermint, myrrh, cinnamon, and spearmint.&#13;
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Acupressure&#13;
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Press the hand on the affected side, on the place where the base of the index finger and the thumb meet, and hold for several minutes. &#13;
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This is always a surprising situation for most people around, who just go for regular&#13;
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misunderstanding that if you take soda you will remain hydrated. While soda is one of dangerous &#13;
intake. So, if you feel the dehydrated most of the time, it means you need to get&#13;
 a checkup for diabetes.&#13;
2. Trips to the bathroom&#13;
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 need to urine. This also one of the alarming situations, which you need to take seriously&#13;
 because there is too much sugar in the blood vessel.&#13;
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 which you feel thirsty and dehydrated again. This process of dehydration and hydration &#13;
continue. Kidneys in this way release the excess amount of glucose from your body. And &#13;
if the kidney can’t filter the waste properly, it means it is collecting toxins in your&#13;
 blood vessels. This condition can also damage the kidney on major level.&#13;
3. Weakness and Fatigue&#13;
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 problem lies here is that you can’t consume the glucose from your meals, the glucose is not&#13;
 readily enter into your cells. From all this less consumption of glucose&#13;
 and energy turn you weak and lazy.&#13;
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 one more vital sign of diabetes. You should focus on each and every little aspect of your&#13;
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4. Lose Weight&#13;
When you are suffering from diabetes, you start losing the weight in a specific pattern without&#13;
 any efforts of losing weight. If you are losing the weight, which even you are taking proper&#13;
 meals and food then it is one of the alarming condition. This kind of weight loss causes you&#13;
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5. Vision Disorder&#13;
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