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I am having tooth 🦷 decay gums are swallen
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Question #4828
171 days ago
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I am having tooth 🦷 decay gums are swallen - #4828

Anchal

Unable to eat when eating seems as teeth will come out pain alot of pain gums are swallow and cavities are high tell us how to cure this diseases

Age: 25
Chronic illnesses: No
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Namaste Anchal ji, For tooth decay, swollen gums, and pain, Ayurveda suggests remedies to reduce inflammation, strengthen teeth, and heal gums: Ayurvedic Remedies: Gum Massage: Mix Triphala powder with honey and massage gently on your gums. Use clove oil for direct gum application to reduce pain and swelling. Mouth Rinse: Use warm water with rock salt (1 tsp) for gargling twice daily to reduce swelling. Rinse with Neem decoction (boil Neem leaves in water) to kill bacteria and heal cavities. Herbal Tooth Powder: Use a mix of Triphala, licorice, and neem powder to brush your teeth. Turmeric Paste: Apply a paste of turmeric and a little mustard oil on gums for anti-inflammatory effects. Dietary Tips: Avoid sugary and acidic foods. Include calcium-rich foods like sesame seeds and milk. Drink herbal teas like chamomile or tulsi to reduce inflammation. Lifestyle: Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing gently twice a day with Ayurvedic toothpaste. Visit a dentist to address cavities that may require professional treatment. Dhanyavad!
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Oh no, I totally understand how distressing that can be! Sounds like you’re dealing with a bunch of dental issues like tooth decay and swollen gums, ouch! Ayurveda thinks a lot of this connects to imbalances in our doshas – mostly, it’s about the Kapha and Pitta. So here’s what you can maybe do about it. First off, make some dietary changes. Avoid sugar, really stay away from sticky, sugary foods that'll worsen cavities. Also, cold stuff might make teeth hurt more, so stick to room-temperature or warm things. Try to eat soft foods, like rice or steamed veggies, nothing too hard to chew. For the gums, consider oil pulling! Use organic sesame oil or coconut oil. Here’s how to do it: before brushing in the morning, take about a tablespoon of oil, swish it around gently for 10-15 minutes, and spit it out (don’t swallow). This can help reduce inflammation and bacteria. A simple herbal remedy could be a paste made from Triphala powder. Mix it with a little water till it’s firm, then apply it gently on gums. Triphala is known to balance the doshas, and it’s been traditionally used for oral health. Now, talking about tooth pain, clove oil can be golden. Dab a little clove oil on a cotton swab and apply directly to the painful areas, it can be soothing. But super careful with quantity, too much can be irritative. Also, maintaining a good oral hygiene is key. Brush twice a day with a soft-bristle toothbrush, don’t be harsh on those gums, alright? If you can get hold of Dantkanti toothpaste or any herbal/neem-based toothpaste, that's great. BUT, hear me out, if the pain is super bad or things ain't improving, you really need to visit a dentist. Ayurveda helps a lot, but it can’t replace emergency care. For long-term dental health, regular check-ups are a must. So yeah, take it easy, be gentle with your teeth, and get to a dentist if it doesn’t get better! Stay safe!

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