Toothache

The best way to cure toothache is to avoid getting it in the first place, in other words, prevention is better than cure. The best way to prevent toothache is to avoid the possibility of any tooth decay, by following a good tooth care regime. To take good care of your teeth and keep toothache at bay, first of all you need to avoid sugary foods. Not only are these especially bad for your teeth, but

I have a very bad tendency of avoiding health related issues, especially when it concerns me. I haven't been to a doctor in over a year, mainly because of no health insurance. I'm not attending... I'm a 23 year old college student who loves to write about anything or anyone. I call it writing, you might call it rambling.

This evening, I had a terrible toothache and I was reminded of the Filipino joke where a foreigner would talk to a Pinoy and he will tell the foreigner, "Cannot speak toothache!" just to avoid speaking English. :)It was my first time to experience a veryyyyy painful toothache (sorry for the redundancy but have to double it for you to imagine how painful it is!) where no matter how I'd like to talk but I just couldn't because it was so painful. I could even barely nod my head for 'yes' or shook it for 'no'. The sharp pain which went through my brain started when I chewed my food. OUCHHH!! It lasted quite long so I was quiet for a long time. Then after that, I even managed to joke with my Hubby and my friends and told them, "Now, I understand why they make toothache as an excuse for not spea

This evening, I had a terrible toothache and I was reminded of the Filipino joke where a foreigner would talk to a Pinoy and he will tell the foreigner, "Cannot speak toothache!" just to avoid speaking English. :)It was my first time to experience a veryyyyy painful toothache (sorry for the redundancy but have to double it for you to imagine how painful it is!) where no matter how I'd like to talk but I just couldn't because it was so painful. I could even barely nod my head for 'yes' or shook it for 'no'. The sharp pain which went through my brain started when I chewed my food. OUCHHH!! It lasted quite long so I was quiet for a long time. Then after that, I even managed to joke with my Hubby and my friends and told them, "Now, I understand why they make toothache as an excuse for not spea

Max Hastings, writing in the Canberra Times, compared the attitude of the American people towards the war in Iraq as akin to having “a chronic ailment. It is nasty. They wish it would go away. But it does not inflict the sort of agonizing pain that causes democracies to force urgent action upon their government.” [...]

The surgery went quite well, it is now that it is starting to hurt...my whole lower jaw on the left side feels numb and is thumbing. I cant open my mouth, bacuase if I do, some heavy bleading starts. It is starting to looking like I have a tennisball in my cheek and I have troubles swallowing. If move to fast I start feeling like puking. The worst thing is that they say that the second day is the worst..... :/This is one of those days when it really sucks to be single and not have a caring family.

Toothache impaired Gum circulationJaw dislocationDecay of the teeth by bacteria is the primary cause of dental caries (cavities) and tooth and gum pain. Of all human diseases, dental diseases are the most common. Many people believe that loss of some or all of our permanent teeth is inevitable. This is not true if some preventive care is taken. Once some tooth or gum pain is present, you have already passed the early stage of the disease's development. Unlike other maladies where the immune system can cure the body, this is not the case with cavities. Problems can be¬come progressively worse until proper treat¬ment is received. This may include a dentist. Prevention The first important step is avoiding sticky, sweet foods upon which bacteria thrive. Sugar, candy, honey, and sticky, rich desserts are some foods that remain in the mouth, on the gums and teeth. Brushing and flossing will remove these food particles. Brushing with salted water or dentie (charred eggplant with seasalt, a

The best ‘home remedy’ is to take good care of your teeth! So, always rinse your mouth regularly, especially after meals; brush and floss to remove morsels sticking between the teeth; and generally follow good oral hygiene. However, if you do get saddled with a toothache, opt for toothache pain home remedy instead of over-the-counter medication, since they’re safe and effective. Let’s see what they are:a. Ice massage the hand:Gently rubbing an ice cube in the area between the forefinger and the thumb for several minutes is an effective toothache remedy, as it eases toothache. It acts by overwhelming the pain impulses that usually travel along the nerve pathways. It has a 60 to 90% success rate. Ice placed directly on a throbbing tooth also helps ease the pain.b. Garlic:Placing a clove of garlic with little rock salt on the affected tooth helps relieve or even cure the pain.c. Onion:Toothache pain is often allayed by placing a small piece of onion on the bad tooth or gum, since

3.1. Another home remedy for toothache is in the use of clove, which reduces pain. It also helps decrease infection due to its antiseptic properties. Clove oil, applied to a cavity in a decayed tooth, also relieves toothache. 2. Lime, as a rich source of vitamin C, is useful in maintaining the health of the teeth and other bones of the body. It prevents decay and loosening of the teeth, dental caries, toothache, and bleeding of the gums. 3. Another effective home remedy for toothache is garlic. A clove of garlic with a little rock salt should be placed on the affected tooth. 4. Rinse with salty water. After each meal and at bedtime, stir 1 teaspoon of salt into an 8-ounce glass of water (again, at body temperature), says Dr. Corn. Hold each mouthful, roll it around your mouth. Spit. 5. You can place a small piece of Onion on the affected area to get some relief. 6. You can mix Asafoetida (Hing) with Lemon Juice, heat it up for 30 seconds and apply with the Cotto

The toothache isn't easy to endure. The good news: With improved dental care and regular checkups, the excruciating pain of a toothache is not as common as it once was. But when pain does occur in the mouth, it's an important signal that you should not ignore - even if it goes away on its own.

I kissed his eyelids, his eyes, wiped away the tear that had settled there at the corner, and wrapped his arms around me. "Matt? Promise me something?" He didn't want to talk to me anymore, he was upset, I was picking at the scab and causing us to fight over his soon to be absence again. "What?" "Just promise me that you'll come and see me anyway, even if I've got the boyfriends, and you've got a girlfriend so you don't need me anymore, just promise you'll see me anyway. You don't even have to shag me, we can be friends. Can we do that?" There was a long silence, "yes, definitely" He hugged me tighter to him, "we'll always be friends" I wiped away my own tears, "promise?" "Promise" He confirmed. "Promise promise?" "Promise promise" Now everything seems to come back to it. We'll fight and I'll get angry, ask him whether I should just start looking for a boyfriend now or would he prefer that

MENTAL STATUS: "Better". I still have jaw pain here and there and headaches from the tooth that's been the bane of my existence, but I'm hanging in there until the 26th.Yes, I'm doing better. I even managed to write a little. (After I was finished sulking)After a friend of mine saw my blog yesterday, he thought I sounded depressed. Did I? Ooops. I guess I did. Sorry to be Captain Bring Down for everybody.So he sent me this to cheer me up: ABBA song.It worked!I have to admit I really smiled when I saw this--and at the same time questioned whatever I had seen and liked about that group. But hey, I was young and their "Greatest Hits" cassette was my first to own.Even so, I had never heard of this song before. (Fortunately) But I think the words capture the profound meaning of this world and how we should be living it. Not.Anyway, enjoy. I did.(Thanks, Ed)

You are a lucky if you haven't had toothache. But you should know some easy tips for toothache to be prepared when it'll come unexpectedly. Toothache remedies are as life-buoys, they can't remove your disease at all, but can save you for some time. Here are some home tested by people toothache relieves. They say it helps! [...]