Toothache... Any help?

penguinsandtigers · 28-02-2006

Hey Everyone,

I was wondering if there was anything out there that helps with toothaches? I read up that amethyst is good for it, but it doesnt seem to be helping. Any other ideas would be greatly appericated. Thanks so much in advance.

Bluemanticore · 28-02-2006

Well, until you get to the dentist, wearing aquamarine might help relieve the pain.

**Elven** · 28-02-2006

Hi penguinsandtigers

Depending on what might be wrong with the tooth and why its aching - rinsing your mouth with salt water really helps reduce swelling of the gums. Oil of Clove works well too - but just a dab on a cottonbud and then onto the effected area - too much injested is not good for you

Nothing substitutes for a Dentist though - as much as I hate their little drilling ways and their perfect teeth!!! Mwahahaha

Hope its gets better soon.
(((((((penguinsandtigers)))))))

Blessings
Elven x

penguinsandtigers · 28-02-2006

thanks for the advice so far. I go into the dentist tomorrow at 11, but i just need something to take the pain away for now. It seems to be either an abcess or my wisdom teeth. So thanks

*hugs*

**Netzach** · 28-02-2006

Find the point in the web between your forefinger and thumb, right up between the two bones. Press firmly for about a minute.

Important - this point should not be used by anyone who's pregnant as it can precipitate a miscarriage.

**tarotbear** · 28-02-2006

Green Calcite. I used it after having a wisdom tooth extraction. I just held it against my cheek (don't put it in your mouth).

It it's an abcess think 'cool' such as blue stones (You would treat an abcess with cold packs, not hot packs) to control the 'hot' area.

I hope you find comfort; abcesses are the Devil's own pain.

**tarotbear** · 01-03-2006

I also want to add that 'creative visualization' (I hate the term, but it helps) is part of using stones for pain killing. I used green calcite when I had a wisdom tooth extracted. I placed it against my cheek (never put stones in your mouth - many contain arsenic or worse) and visualized the pain going from my mouth to the green stone. The stone is then cleasned under running water.

A second note - think blue or 'cool' stones with an abcess. {Medically, you never put heat on an abcess- which would exascerbate the pain- you would put ice packs on it} Use blue stones to help 'cool' down the area.

By the time you read this I know you will be back from the dentist ... I hope your pain is minimal and the problem taken care of.

alphonsine · 01-03-2006

can you share which tooth is aching?
they sometimes represent differt systems in the body
thanks
alp

penguinsandtigers · 01-03-2006

Hey everyone, thank you all for such great advice. I went to the dentist today. It turns out that a root canal i had done 5 years ago had gotten infected. I now have to go and have it redone. it is my back upper molar. That is why the pain has been so intense. But i really apperiacate everyones help. I will update you all again soon.

Michelle

**Elven** · 01-03-2006

Glad you had this seen to. Toothaches even though they go away - come back and are no fun. They say there is a corelation between the health of your teeth and the health of your heart too.

Hope its all fixed up completely soon.

Blessings
Elven x

penguinsandtigers Resident Join Date: 19 Feb 2006 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 39	Toothache... Any help? Hey Everyone, I was wondering if there was anything out there that helps with toothaches? I read up that amethyst is good for it, but it doesnt seem to be helping. Any other ideas would be greatly appericated. Thanks so much in advance.

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Elven Citizen Join Date: 02 Mar 2005 Location: The Blue Mountains Middle-Earth Australia :) Posts: 9,407	Hi penguinsandtigers Depending on what might be wrong with the tooth and why its aching - rinsing your mouth with salt water really helps reduce swelling of the gums. Oil of Clove works well too - but just a dab on a cottonbud and then onto the effected area - too much injested is not good for you Nothing substitutes for a Dentist though - as much as I hate their little drilling ways and their perfect teeth!!! Mwahahaha Hope its gets better soon. (((((((penguinsandtigers))))))) Blessings Elven x __________________ Elven - 15 months old Last edited by Elven; 28-02-2006 at 06:21.

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tarotbear One of the original 100 members Join Date: 05 Aug 2001 Location: The Naugatuck Valley, CT Posts: 7,194	Green Calcite. I used it after having a wisdom tooth extraction. I just held it against my cheek (don't put it in your mouth). It it's an abcess think 'cool' such as blue stones (You would treat an abcess with cold packs, not hot packs) to control the 'hot' area. I hope you find comfort; abcesses are the Devil's own pain. __________________ I don't lead the parade - I AM THE PARADE! This is not rocket surgery, ya know! Bury the past - and move on to a new tomorrow.

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tarotbear One of the original 100 members Join Date: 05 Aug 2001 Location: The Naugatuck Valley, CT Posts: 7,194	I also want to add that 'creative visualization' (I hate the term, but it helps) is part of using stones for pain killing. I used green calcite when I had a wisdom tooth extracted. I placed it against my cheek (never put stones in your mouth - many contain arsenic or worse) and visualized the pain going from my mouth to the green stone. The stone is then cleasned under running water. A second note - think blue or 'cool' stones with an abcess. {Medically, you never put heat on an abcess- which would exascerbate the pain- you would put ice packs on it} Use blue stones to help 'cool' down the area. By the time you read this I know you will be back from the dentist ... I hope your pain is minimal and the problem taken care of. __________________ I don't lead the parade - I AM THE PARADE! This is not rocket surgery, ya know! Bury the past - and move on to a new tomorrow.

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alphonsine Resident Join Date: 04 Feb 2006 Location: everywhere and nowhere Posts: 52	need to know which tooth? can you share which tooth is aching? they sometimes represent differt systems in the body thanks alp __________________ with grace and love proceed to step lightly forward never forgetting your past and ever look to the Future with joy and optimism!

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Bluemanticore Citizen Join Date: 04 Dec 2003 Location: Illinois, USA Posts: 437	Well, until you get to the dentist, wearing aquamarine might help relieve the pain.

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Netzach Work in Progress Join Date: 26 Apr 2005 Location: Sussex, UK Posts: 11,479	Find the point in the web between your forefinger and thumb, right up between the two bones. Press firmly for about a minute. Important - this point should not be used by anyone who's pregnant as it can precipitate a miscarriage.

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penguinsandtigers Resident Join Date: 19 Feb 2006 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 39	update Hey everyone, thank you all for such great advice. I went to the dentist today. It turns out that a root canal i had done 5 years ago had gotten infected. I now have to go and have it redone. it is my back upper molar. That is why the pain has been so intense. But i really apperiacate everyones help. I will update you all again soon. Michelle

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