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Ayurvedic Tips To Treat Tooth Problems

Your whole personality will be changed if you have pearl-like beautiful and white teeth. But keeping teeth so white and strong in today's' world, where junk food is everyone's favorite, is a  bit difficult. Your life is so fast that there is not even a time to eat food properly what to think about teeth. If this is your daily life's story then calm down and read this article further as this will help you in keeping your teeth healthy through a natural way. Also if you have time then work upon these for a stronger and white looking teeth.

Ayurveda is a miracle as it has so many beneficial herbs and treatments that are sometimes beyond imagination. There are many herbs that can be used daily or in a routine to get the required result. Moreover to your surprise, these have no side effect.
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Neem Twigs Keep Your Teeth Healthy

Azadirachtha indica or neem or margosa is valuable for teeth. Twig of this tree is used as a brush and rubbed on teeth. This is really a bliss and one of the best herbs to cure any dental problem. Even you can get neem oil from the market that can be applied on teeth to keep the bad breath at bay. You can use this daily. Buy a bundle of neem twig and brush your teeth.

After this, there is another herb called Babul (Acacia arabica) that is benign for teeth and gums.
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Babul Keeps Your Mouth Fresh
 Just like neem use the twig of babul and feel the freshness throughout a day. As per ayurveda, there is nothing greater than babul in giving you the fresh feel.

Bakula or Mimosops Elengi that is used to cure many dental problems.
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Use Boiled Bakula Water As Herbal Mouthwash
Leaves of Bakula can also be boiled in water, which then can be used as a mouthwash. It keeps your teeth and gums in proper shape and gives then strength to remain like that for a longer period of time.

Holy basil or tulsi or Ocimum sanctum is a very beneficial herb that has innumerable benefits.
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Holy Basil Powder Treats Pyorrhea 
Get the powder of basil leave and rub this on your teeth daily. To make basil powder at home you can dry leaves of the plant under Sun then ground them. Even it is very helpful in treating pyorrhea.

Also, you can mix one tablespoon of sarson or mustard oil and a pinch of salt.
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Mustard Oil & Salt Keeps Your Teeth Healthy & Strong
Daily apply this on your teeth for healthy and strong teeth.


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