Dealing with toothache? Discover relief with these natural Ayurvedic remedies

By , Delhi
Published on Sept 05, 2023 06:00 am IST

From clove to amla, explore these time-tested Ayurvedic solutions to help alleviate toothache discomfort and support your dental health.

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“A toothache refers to pain in or around your tooth. Minor toothaches can occur from a temporary gum irritation that you can treat at home,” says Dr Dimple Jangda, Ayurveda and gut health coach, in her recent Instagram post. She further shared some natural remedies that can help alleviate toothache.(Freepik) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Sept 05, 2023 06:00 am IST

“A toothache refers to pain in or around your tooth. Minor toothaches can occur from a temporary gum irritation that you can treat at home,” says Dr Dimple Jangda, Ayurveda and gut health coach, in her recent Instagram post. She further shared some natural remedies that can help alleviate toothache.(Freepik)

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Amla: Amla help rebuild and develop connective tissues thus keeping teeth healthy, strong and germ-free. To use amla on your teeth and gums, take a teaspoon of Amla powder every day for long-term benefits to oral health. (Unsplash) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Sept 05, 2023 06:00 am IST

Amla: Amla help rebuild and develop connective tissues thus keeping teeth healthy, strong and germ-free. To use amla on your teeth and gums, take a teaspoon of Amla powder every day for long-term benefits to oral health. (Unsplash)

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Clove: Clove oil contains eugenol which has healing properties. It soothes the nerves within the tooth. Chew a few pieces of clove from the area of the offending tooth to allow the oil to penetrate into the affected area.(Pixabay) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Sept 05, 2023 06:00 am IST

Clove: Clove oil contains eugenol which has healing properties. It soothes the nerves within the tooth. Chew a few pieces of clove from the area of the offending tooth to allow the oil to penetrate into the affected area.(Pixabay)

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Wheatgrass: It is a strong intoxicant which helps relieving tooth pain, and fights tooth decay. Chew on a few strands of wheatgrass on the side of the affected area.(Shutterstock) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Sept 05, 2023 06:00 am IST

Wheatgrass: It is a strong intoxicant which helps relieving tooth pain, and fights tooth decay. Chew on a few strands of wheatgrass on the side of the affected area.(Shutterstock)

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Turmeric: Mix finely powdered turmeric with mustard oil, make a paste and apply on the affected area. Turmeric has anti-bacterial properties, which helps prevents dental caries and reduce tooth ache. Mix finely powdered turmeric with mustard oil and make a paste. Apply on the affected area before going to bed.(Pixabay) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Sept 05, 2023 06:00 am IST

Turmeric: Mix finely powdered turmeric with mustard oil, make a paste and apply on the affected area. Turmeric has anti-bacterial properties, which helps prevents dental caries and reduce tooth ache. Mix finely powdered turmeric with mustard oil and make a paste. Apply on the affected area before going to bed.(Pixabay)

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“More severe toothaches result from cavities, infection or other dental conditions that won’t get better on their own. If you have a severe toothache, you’ll need professional dental treatment. Unbearable tooth pain along with fever and chills means you’re having a dental emergency. Call a dentist or go to your nearest emergency room right away,” Dr. Jangda advices. (pexels) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Sept 05, 2023 06:00 am IST

“More severe toothaches result from cavities, infection or other dental conditions that won’t get better on their own. If you have a severe toothache, you’ll need professional dental treatment. Unbearable tooth pain along with fever and chills means you’re having a dental emergency. Call a dentist or go to your nearest emergency room right away,” Dr. Jangda advices. (pexels)

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    Akanksha Agnihotri

    Akanksha Agnihotri is a lifestyle journalist with over 3 years of experience. She is a psychology graduate and holds a postgraduate diploma in Radio and Television Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Delhi, where she graduated as a gold medalist. Originally from Bhopal, the beautiful capital of Madhya Pradesh, she draws inspiration from the city’s rich cultural heritage and layered storytelling traditions that subtly shape her narrative voice. She writes extensively about fashion, beauty, health, relationships, culture, and food, exploring everything from trending styles and runway moments to wellness routines and mindful living. Passionate about meaningful and candid conversations, she enjoys interviewing celebrities, doctors, designers, and film personalities, diving into discussions on fitness, beauty, mental health, and everything fun in between. With a keen eye for trends and a thoughtful understanding of human behaviour, she brings depth, sensitivity, and authenticity to her stories, ensuring they resonate with a wide and diverse audience. When she’s not working, you’ll usually find her lost in a book, planning her next mountain trek, or mapping out spontaneous travel escapes. She loves discovering new authors, revisiting old favourites, and spending quiet afternoons in museums soaking in art, history, and culture. An avid bird-watching enthusiast, she finds joy in early morning walks, spotting rare birds, and reconnecting with nature. Whether sipping coffee while journaling her thoughts or exploring hidden corners of a new city, she constantly seeks inspiration in everyday moments that often turn into compelling story ideas.

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