In the mouth hundreds of microorganisms are stored, including bacteria Streptococcus changing, which is located between the teeth and on the relief of the crown of the molars and premolars, causing caries.
When remains of foods accumulate in the oral cavity due to improper hygiene, this bacteria proliferates relatively easily, especially if it is carbohydrates or sugars. During one such process of crecimiento bacterial, acidic substances are released and cause the destruction of tooth tissues.
When these substances reach the endings nervous, intense pain appears. However, before this chronic stage appears, some people feel a light pain that allows to detect the disease more quickly. To know exactly if you have a cavity, it is best to consult a dentist, in order to receive a proper diagnosis.
The Indian chestnut infusion
This plant, which has grown in popularity over the last few years, has a cleansing action that stimulates the saliva discharge, to deal with the proliferation of bacteria. It also has an analgesic effect that reduces pain and inflammation in teeth and molars.
Ingredients
- a tablespoon of dried horse chestnut leaves and grains,
- a cup of water.
Preparation
Boil water in a saucepan and add the tablespoon of dried leaves of chestnut of IIndia. After 5 minutes, remove it from the heat and let it rest. It is advisable to drink a cup every 3 days.
Chamomile infusion
This herb with a slight effect sedative It works effectively against cavities, since it increases saliva production and reduces inflammation.
Ingredients
- a tablespoon of chamomile,
- a cup of water.
Preparation
A cup of water is boiled and a tablespoon of chamomile and boil for 5 to 10 minutes. Once this time has passed, mouth baths are made with the infusion, three times a day.
The salt and the pepper
The pasta made with salt and fine pepper, forms a natural pain reliever capable of reducing pain and inflammation caused by cavities. Since it has a slight antibacterial effect, its application helps to eliminate the infection.
Ingredients
- A quarter tablespoon of fine salt,
- a pinch of fine pepper,
- a few drops of water.
Preparation
A paste is formed by mixing the salt, pepper and a few drops of water. When ready, it is applied directly to all teeth using a toothbrush.