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Dental Disorders
Question #26024
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Dental issue, improve dental strength - #26024

Sapan Mahajan

Nameste Ayuverda, I hope this message finds you well. I am currently experiencing dental pain and have undergone several root canal treatments (RCTs) in the past. Recently, my doctors have suggested that I undergo another RCT and possibly remove one of my teeth. I am not comfortable with this recommendation and am confident that Ayurveda can provide a holistic solution. I would greatly appreciate your assistance and guidance in exploring Ayurvedic options for my dental issues. Your expertise in this matter would mean a lot to me. Could you please provide me with this information at your earliest convenience? Your prompt response would be greatly appreciated. please call me on+91 9977150400

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Chronic illnesses: I hope this message finds you well. I am currently experiencing dental pain and have undergone several root canal treatments (RCTs) in the past. Recently, my doctors have suggested that I undergo another RCT and possibly remove one of my teeth. I am not comfortable with this recommendation and am confident that Ayurveda can provide a holistic solution. I would greatly appreciate your assistance and guidance in exploring Ayurvedic options for my dental issues. Your expertise in this matter would mean a lot to me.
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Hi Sapan As you told Ayurveda always have a Holistic approach . Through which we can maintain Dental health . 1 .Arimedas taila for oil pulling (daily one time ) 2.Thriphala guggulu 1-0-1after food 3.Hi Ora gel (Himalaya ) for ext.application *Practice Thriphaladi gargling (1tsp powder + 2glass water - Boil and in lukewarm water di gargling, twice daily ) **Avoid Carbonated drinks , chocolate and Bakery items *Always Maintain oral hygiene.
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I am really worried about something. I’ve been noticing this nagging pain on my upper molar for a few weeks now. Like, I hardly can enjoy my morning coffee without wincing. I finally decided to take a peek in the mirror, and OMG, I can see a small dark spot—maybe a cavity? This whole eating ice cream was a joke until I realized how bad of a choice it was. Now, I’m stressing about dentist visits, money, and all the drill sounds. I read online about how to fix cavity at home, but I’m not sure what’s real and what’s just wishful thinking, ya know? Like, is mixing coconut oil and baking soda really gonna help? Or is that just a myth to get my hopes up? I’ve tried some clove oil and it helped a little, but how long can I keep doing that? Like, is there a way to make this situation better before I bite the bullet and go to a dentist? Maybe there’s a way to temporarily fix cavity at home? Help plz!

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While handling cavities at home may seem tempting, it's essential to recognize that addressing a cavity effectively requires professional dental intervention. What you described—a dark spot on your molar—does indicate a developing cavity and warrants seeing a dentist as soon as possible to prevent further deterioration, which could lead to more complex and costly treatments. That said, there are some Ayurvedic practices that could offer temporary relief from pain and help support oral health, but they shouldn't replace a dentist's care. Oil pulling with coconut oil is a traditional Ayurvedic technique that may provide some benefits for your oral hygiene. Try swishing a tablespoon of organic, cold-pressed coconut oil in your mouth for about 10-15 minutes, ideally in the morning on an empty stomach. This can help in reducing harmful bacteria, but it won’t reverse the cavity. Follow by rinsing your mouth with warm water. Clove oil is a popular remedy for relieving toothache due to its natural anesthetic properties. Applying a small amount with a cotton ball directly onto the affected tooth may temporarily ease the pain, but it should not be used continuously for too long, as it’s a short-term measure. As for mixing coconut oil with baking soda, it's not supported by Ayurvedic texts or principles as a cavity treatment. While baking soda can aid in removing surface stains, it's not a remedy for decaying tooth structures and could further irritate sensitive areas. Focus on limiting sugar intake and maintaining good oral hygiene by brushing with a fluoride-free herbal toothpaste twice daily to support your dental health until you can reach out to a professional. Drinking plenty of water, particularly after meals, can also help wash away food particles and reduce the acidity in your mouth. Consider these home strategies as supportive, not definitive. At the same time, prioritize scheduling an appointment with a dentist to ensure you get the necessary treatment to prevent the issue from worsening. Delaying professional care could lead to more significant issues like infection or even tooth loss.
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