{Toothache|Tooth pain} is {a result|an outcome} of {poor|bad} {dental|oral} condition, and consists in {mild|moderate} or {chronic|persistent} or sharp, {excruciating|agonizing|unbearable} {pain|discomfort} around teeth and jaws. {Toothache|Tooth pain} can be {quite|rather} {tormenting|torturing}, making our {daily life|life|every day life} go topsy-turvy. {Improper|Incorrect|Inappropriate} brushing {techniques|methods|strategies}, {usage|use} of {poor|bad} quality tooth paste, {feasting on|delighting in} {junk food|unhealthy food|processed food} {items|products}, {mental|psychological} {stress|tension} and {worries|concerns} {result in|lead to} {a poor|a bad} {dental|oral} health, and {may|might} {often|frequently|typically} {lead to|result in|cause} {toothache|tooth pain}. Tooth {problems|issues} like {cracked|broken|split} tooth, {dental|oral} cavity, {dental|oral} abscess, and {recession|economic downturn|economic crisis} or exposed tooth root or nerve endings within the pulp can {cause|trigger} {toothache|tooth pain}. {Toothache|Tooth pain} {may|might} {also|likewise} be the {result|outcome} of periodontal gum {disease|illness} such as {inflammation|swelling} of soft tissues and {abnormal|unusual|irregular} bone loss around teeth or {disorders|conditions} of jaw joint like temporomandibular joint. {Dental|Oral} x-rays can {help|assist} one {find|discover} the {cause of|reason for} {toothache|tooth pain}. {An aching|A hurting} tooth {becomes|ends up being} {very|extremely|really} {sensitive to|conscious} cold or heat and {aches|pains} {all the more|even more} while chewing.

{Toothache|Tooth pain} {sometimes|in some cases|often} {may|might} be {a symptom|a sign} of sinus, external and inner infection, angina and {heart attack|cardiac arrest|cardiovascular disease}. Scaling or {removal|elimination} of plaque deposits, tooth splinting, tooth extraction, {dental|oral} filling, and root canalling {procedures|treatments} are {various|different|numerous} treatments to {combat|fight} {toothache|tooth pain}. Analgesics like acetaminophen and ibuprofen {may|might} be {taken to|required to} counter {toothache|tooth pain}. {Toothache|Tooth pain} is {often|frequently|typically} accompanied by swelling of gums, discharge or bleeding from gums, {redness|inflammation|soreness} along the gum line and {bad breath|halitosis|foul breath}. {Often|Frequently|Typically} the {ache|pains} {may|might} radiate from tooth to cheek, jaws and ears.

{Home|House} Remedies for {Toothache|Tooth Pain}

1. Biting on a cotton ball {soaked in|took in} clove oil {gives|provides|offers} {relief from|remedy for} {toothache|tooth pain}.

2. Soaking a cotton ball in {a mixture|a mix} of lemon juice and a pinch of asafetida, and {placing|putting|positioning} it at the base of the {aching|hurting} tooth, {lessens|reduces|minimizes|decreases} {pain|discomfort}.

3. A paste {made out|constructed out|constructed} of 3 tablespoon of grounded black pepper, water and a pinch of salt {may|might} be {applied|used} on the {aching|hurting} tooth to get relief. This is {an effective|an efficient|a reliable} {toothache|tooth pain} {home remedy|natural home remedy}.

4. Chewing {a small|a little} onion {daily|everyday|day-to-day} keeps away {toothache|tooth pain}. Juice of onion {destroys|ruins|damages} {toothache|tooth pain} {causing|triggering} {bacteria|germs}.

5. {Eating|Consuming} raw lime is {an effective|an efficient|a reliable} {home remedy|natural home remedy} for tooth {ache|pains}. Vitamin C {rich|abundant} lime juice {improves|enhances} {dental|oral} health.

6. Juice of wheat {grass|turf|lawn|yard} can {serve as|function as|work as|act as} {an effective|an efficient|a reliable} anti-bacterial mouth wash, {giving|providing|offering} {fast|quick} {relief from|remedy for} {toothache|tooth pain}.

7. Chewing guava leaves can {lessen|reduce|minimize|decrease} {toothache|tooth pain}.

8. Chewing spinach leaves can {also|likewise} {check|inspect|examine} {tooth decay|dental caries} and {ache|pains}.

9. One {may|might} {pour|put} 3-4 drops of vanilla extracts on {aching|hurting} tooth to get {immediate|instant} relief.

10. Application of the paste of bayberry bark {along with|together with|in addition to} vinegar on the cavity of {an aching|a hurting} tooth {gives|provides|offers} much {relief from|remedy for} {pain|discomfort}.

11. One {may|might} boil 5 grams of peppermint in a cup of water, and {drink|consume} the water {frequently|often|regularly} to get {relief from|remedy for} {toothache|tooth pain}.

12. A paste of turmeric and mustard oil, if {applied|used} on the {aching|hurting} tooth, {gives|provides|offers} much {pain|discomfort} relief.

13. {A decoction|A preparation} prepared by boiling 2 inch Margosa bark, 5-6 cloves in a cup of water, straining {and then|and after that} {using|utilizing} it as a mouth wash can {control|manage} {toothache|tooth pain}.

14. Chewing of garlic {also|likewise} {helps|assists} {to fight|to combat|to eliminate} {against|versus} {toothache|tooth pain}.

15. {Massaging|Rubbing} gums, jaws and teeth {gently|carefully} with 3-4 drops of mustard oil {added|included} with a pinch of salt can {lessen|reduce|minimize|decrease} tooth {ache|pains} and {help|assistance|aid} to {maintain|preserve|keep} healthy teeth, gums and jaws.