Dental Disorders
Question #1335
43 days ago
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Can Ayurvedic Treatment Help Heal a Tooth Cavity Naturally? - #1335

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I have a small cavity on one of my molars, and the dentist has recommended a filling. But I’m really trying to avoid any more dental procedures if possible. I’ve been reading up on Ayurvedic methods and came across suggestions like oil pulling and using herbal powders like Triphala and Neem for oral health. Has anyone managed to treat a tooth cavity or reverse tooth decay using Ayurvedic practices? I’m curious if things like oil pulling with sesame oil or using clove oil can actually help remineralize the tooth. Also, are there specific herbal remedies that can stop the cavity from getting worse? I’d love to know what worked for others before making a decision.

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34 days ago
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As an Ayurveda doctor, I understand your concern about avoiding dental procedures, but it's important to note that while Ayurvedic practices can support oral health and help prevent further damage, they may not fully reverse an existing cavity. Oil pulling with sesame oil, as well as using herbal powders like Triphala and Neem, are beneficial for maintaining oral hygiene and reducing bacteria in the mouth. These practices can strengthen gums, improve overall oral health, and may help slow the progression of decay by promoting remineralization, but they are unlikely to restore a tooth's structure once decay has already set in. Clove oil, with its natural analgesic and antimicrobial properties, can help alleviate discomfort and prevent infection, but it doesn't heal cavities. For prevention and slowing further damage, regular oil pulling, using a toothpaste with herbs like Neem, and maintaining good oral hygiene are recommended. However, if the cavity has already formed, a filling or other dental intervention might still be necessary to fully address the issue and prevent it from worsening. Consulting with both an Ayurvedic practitioner and your dentist may help you find a balanced approach.
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