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**Title:** 10 Ways to Kill a Toothache in a Minute
**Summary:**
* Over 90% of adults experience tooth decay, but effective remedies don't have to be expensive.
* This video shares 10 affordable, at-home remedies to temporarily alleviate toothache pain:
1. Cold Compress
2. Peppermint Tea
3. Hydrogen Peroxide
4. Clove/Clove Oil
5. Guava Leaves
6. Thyme
7. Wheatgrass
8. Garlic
9. Salt Water
10. Onion
* Bonus: Applying Acupressure for quick relief
* **Important:** These remedies offer temporary relief only; it's still essential to consult a dentist to eliminate the toothache's cause.
**Disclaimer:** Consult a dentist before using these remedies, especially if pregnant, breastfeeding, or having a medical condition that may be impacted by herbal ingredients.
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**Toothache Prevalence & General Information**
1. Over 90% of adults have had some form of tooth decay.
2. Toothaches are a common experience, with most people experiencing at least one in their lifetime.
**Remedies & Treatments**
3. A cold compress can be used to numb nerves and reduce inflammation and swelling.
4. Peppermint tea has numbing properties that can temporarily relieve toothache pain.
5. Hydrogen peroxide (3% solution with equal parts water) can be used as a mouthwash to reduce plaque and kill bad bacteria.
6. Clove (or clove oil) contains eugenol, a natural antiseptic, which can be applied to the aching tooth for temporary relief.
7. Guava leaves have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, which can alleviate toothaches and relieve mouth ulcers and swollen gums.
8. Thyme essential oil (diluted with water) can be applied to the aching area or used as a mouthwash due to its antibacterial and antioxidant properties.
9. Wheatgrass has antibacterial properties, preventing tooth decay and pain, and can be chewed or used as a mouthwash.
10. Garlic kills harmful bacteria and works as a pain reliever when applied to the affected area.
11. Salt water (1/2 tablespoon of salt in a glass of warm water) is a natural disinfectant and can cure toothaches, also recommended for regular dental routine.
12. Onion (particularly red or yellow, due to their pungency) can be chewed on the side of the mouth in pain to target infection-causing germs.
13. Acupressure can provide temporary relief by releasing endorphins, with specific points including behind the outer ankle bone and between the thumb and index finger.
**Important Notes**
14. The remedies mentioned provide temporary relief and will not completely cure a toothache.
15. It is recommended to see a dentist to find and eliminate the cause of the toothache.
16. Pregnant, breastfeeding, or individuals with certain medical conditions should consult a dentist before using herbal remedies.