Herbal, Natural, Home Remedies for Toothache

Make a compress of Ginger and Red Pepper. Mix the powdered spices in ample water until a paste results. Apply with a cotton ball, dipping it in the paste applying the cotton directly to the tooth - do not touch the gums! Another effective treatment is clove oil. Some people are very sensitive to red pepper; those people probably should not try this method of pain relief and should try another option for herbal treatment such as ginger.
Using vanilla extract works fine for a toothe ache,but if you have almond extract this works even better, vanilla extract has 35% alcohol verses 37% for the almond extract believe me the add'l 2% does make a difference.
Clean a cavity out with a toothpick then pack it with some cotton soaked in clove oil.
Rinse your mouth out with hydrogen peroxide. This will kill the infection.

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