Although natural remedies for a toothache are rarely used in modern times, it is worth mentioning a few effective methods.
First of all, I would like to emphasize that placing painkillers on an aching tooth is a wrong step. Because painkillers should be absorbed into the bloodstream, they should treat the infection and inflammation in the aching tooth, thereby reducing the pain. Placing painkillers on the teeth does not give this result.
When 1-2 cloves are crushed and placed on the aching tooth, the pain begins to decrease after 3-5 minutes. Or a tablespoon of cloves is poured into 100 grams of ordinary vodka and stored for 15 days to make extract. If you want to make this extract quickly, you can grind the cloves in a coffee grinder, then mix it with vodka and use it without waiting. When a tooth hurts, a cotton ball is dipped in it and placed on the aching tooth. To reduce the pain, dissolve a tablespoon of salt in 100 grams of apple vinegar and rinse the tooth with this solution. When 20 grams of propolis is dissolved in 100 grams of vodka and gargled, the pain subsides and the gums recover (20% propolis extract is also sold ready-made in pharmacies or phytoclubs). Swelling of the gums along with pain indicates the presence of an inflammatory focus in the tooth roots. In this case, mix 300 grams of honey, 20 grams of propolis and 30 grams of Aquilaria Agallocha and eat half a teaspoon 3 times a day before meals. It is best to apply it first on the swollen palate, and then slowly absorb it and eat it. The mixture strengthens the body’s immune system and mobilizes the body against inflammation; inflammatory tumors are absorbed back in 2-3 days.