Hello Everyone!
We are given near to 32 teeth. These are important. A toothless face does not look nice. Such people have trouble while speaking too. But this isn’t enough either. You need to change diets too. You actually need to go for mostly liquid diet.
By now, I hope I am clear that teeth form a very important part of my body. Unfortunately, they are among the most neglected aspects (second only to eyes). Modern society is just getting infected from cavities. Toothache is also a growing disease benefitting none other than the dentist community.
While there are preventive measures too, some of those are not recommended. One such widespread measure involves eating onion and putting it in between upper set and the lower set of teeth for some time (onions are known for medicinal properties). No doubt, this is effective but I won’t recommend it still. There are two fold reasons for this. First, some cultures have a strict ban on onions: Maybe because of their unpleasant taste and pungent smell. The second is economics: If demand grows (and supply doesn’t grow to that level) then price also rises automatically. So, you should not depend on only 1 food.
Fortunately, there is another working trick (though lesser known). This rule can be stated in only 2 lines as below
Whenever you go to toilet, make sure that the upper set of teeth and the lower set touch each other. That’s it and you are done.
This seems unbelievably simple and is indeed a working trick to prevent toothache occurrence. In some cases, it worked as a cure as well. While I don’t follow any trick without understanding the science behind it, I am still not able to find science behind this. If you know, you can comment.
I know that there is no side effect and the rule is easy to master. It worked for me and my friends so, you can give it a try.
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I don't think that diet and brushing will help if you end up with a facial problems such as bone and tissue deterioration due to the blood poisoning, because that's an exactly what happened to me.
A dentist fixed my tooth wrong, ad didn't want to open it again when I complained.
Not only that my teeth started to rot soon after, but I found that the entire space that was covered with this illness has been in fact affected with teeth changes.
For over 10 years various dentists are trying to fix what it is impossible to better in any way.
I changed multiple dentists because every single one of them completely messed up.
I ate up more medications than an entire population of the patients in the medium size hospital.
Only two years ago my immunity was so disturbed that I actually got into an argument with my dentist and left.
My previous dentist thought that she could save my teeth so she was drilling em and doing all kind of a miracles on my face, she didn't make it.
For the last two years or somewhat less, my jaws spontaneously heeled with no medial attention, but this incompetent doctors ruined my teeth.
Yes RapidBlue - that's right. If you are suffering from bone and tissue problems, then you will have toothache differently. Proper brushing and diets sometimes help. The measure mentioned is preventive to boost tooth power.
This trick is something I have heard for the first time. I will remember this the next time I have toothache. Thanks for sharing!
@swalia - I guess you are mistaken.
This is not a cure. It works as a cure in only some rare cases. You have to treat it as a preventive measure NOT a cure. So, you need to follow as a prevention (when toothache is not happening) and then you will enjoy it. Yes, it is very less known but works for me.
I have to admit and be frank. I have never ever heard the second trick in controlling the toothache. Why should a person go to the toilet when he suffers from a toothache? What is the significance scientifically? Where did you get this idea?
Let me guess. In that process, the upper and the lower set of teeth are touching each. There is a balance of force exerted and the gums, including the teeth are neutralized. Thus, pain on the teeth is suppressed. I think it is a temporary remedy. After you go out from the toilet the pain starts its greatest torture.
@nakitakona13
I found this on a trusted AyurVeda resource.
There are 2 points.
1. I appreciate your guess in disclosing the science behind this. However, as already said - I don't know the exact science here. I found it working and therefore, posted it. So, it is possible that you made the right guess.
2. It is NOT a cure but a preventive measure. As the rule goes - Prevention is better than cure. This rule might reduce occurrence of toothache. I am NOT telling you to visit toilet to end toothache. You will go to toilet as you do normally. This is what you should do when you are there and that too in a quite natural manner. You should practice this even if there is no toothache at all.
Well, I must admit, This is the first time I have heard of using onions and going to the toilet to stop the pain.
Usually when I have a toothache, I would immediately get a toothbrush and toothpaste, brush my painful teeth immediately. Rub them hard but I don't use mouth wash.
Mouth wash would worsen the pain. Hence, brushing alone helps me to feel at ease.
Sometimes, toothache isn't toothache at all.
It is the gum that is swollen.
Take a look at the mirror. If your gum is reddish, yup, it is infected.
Either virus, bacteria or inflammed.
Drinking warm water helped to ease the pain.
In addition, I took seraptidase pill to stop the pain.
Anyway, thanks for sharing your tips.
@peachpurple - Eating onions is a common way to end toothache. This is a widespread rule particularly in the East.
The rule mentioned above is a PREVENTIVE rule rather than a cure. You dont have to visit Toilet separately to solve the problem. You can do it in normal and natural manner. You can practice it when you are NOT suffering from a toothache and toothache may not happen again. It works as a cure too BUT only sometimes.
So, practice it when there is no problem and it can reverse problem's occurrence for you. This is how it worked for me and my friends whomever I told about it. You are not the only one who are told about it.