Where can I find a natural herbal cure for a toothache?
According to top10herbalremedies.com, guava leaves are an option to consider. Fresh guava leaves can also alleviate toothache. During toothache simply chew one or two tender guava leaves until the juice of the leaves start working on the affected tooth. Another remedy is to put four to five guava leaves in a glass of water and boil it properly. Once this solution becomes warm add some salt and use it as a mouthwash. If guava leaves are not available you can also use raw spinach leaves as it will also provide a similar result. 
Another option to heal a toothache is bay berry. Top10herbalremedies.com shares, Bay berry is also a good ingredient that can be used to treat toothache at home. Make a paste of bay berry bark and mix it with vinegar. Now apply this herbal paste on the affected and hurting tooth to get relief from the pain. You can also use this paste on the gums to make them strong. Well, this is an effective and highly popular toothache natural cure. 
Moreover, it is not all exotic sounding herbal leaves that can be used to cure or curb the pain. There is also good olsalt and water. One effective way to treat toothache is to use warm salt water. Mix half a spoon of common salt to a glass of very warm water and use this solution as a mouthwash to rinse your mouth thoroughly. When this solution touches the infected tooth it will extract fluid from the tissue and reduce the swelling on the nerves. This mouthwash will also take care of the bacteria that cause infection.
There are also salt and pepper remedies. Salt mixed with pepper is also a great way to handle toothache at home. This remedy can be of great use when a tooth becomes extremely sensitive. Take pepper and common salt in equal amounts and mix them with a few drops of water to form a paste. Apply this paste directly on the affected tooth and allow it to sit for a few minutes. Repeat this process daily for several days to get relief from pain as well as dental cavities. 
You can also use something as simple as an ice cube: Take one small ice cube and put it in a plastic bag and then wrap it in a thin cotton cloth. Now apply this cloth on the cheek over the aching tooth for about a few minutes to numb the nerves. When ice is placed directly on an affected tooth it can also ease the pain. You can also rub an ice cube in the area between the index finger and the thumb for a few minutes. It is a kind of acupressure technique that can ease toothache. 
Again, it is important to remember that these remedies are only temporary and that a trip to the dentist (ugh, I know) is in order. So give these remedies a try while waiting for your appointment. 
