The most common name by which we know Pyorrhea is Periodontitis. This is a condition in which your gums are affected by bacterial infection and pus and blood comes out of it. The symptoms of this disease range from redness in the gums to bleeding gums, swollen gums, bad breath and more.
It is a painful condition where biting food becomes problematic. Some of the causes of this condition are poor brushing habits, loss of teeth in aged people, lack of nutrition, effect of certain medicines and bacterial growth. Some herbs are noteworthy as herbal remedies for Pyorrhea.
Effective Remedies For Pyorrhea
Acacia Arabica
This herb is also known commonly as Babul, Acacia Arabica, the twigs of this herb can be used to brush your teeth twice daily. It contains the chemical Tannin, which is known for its anti inflammatory and antiseptic properties.
Thus Babul can be very effective in treating Pyorrhea. The chemical Tannin is also useful in improving the appearance oatory qualities and can alsf the teeth and makes them whiter. Not only the twigs of the plant, the bark, pods and leaves are equally useful.
Banyan
It is also known as Ficus religiosa, the banyan is also effective as one of the herbal remedies for Pyorrhea. The aerial roots, which are a marked feature of Banyan trees, are used as tooth brushes which can be disposed off.
While brushing with them can give you relief in Pyorrhea and the roots of this tree have astringent properties which make it an obvious choice for treating teeth disorders. The roots not only clean the teeth, but also make the gums strong.
Chamomile
Chamomile is known by different names such as, Hungarian camomile, Sweet Chamomile, Mayweed etc. it is mostly used in the form of a tea. And flower heads of this herb are used in the preparation of the herbal tea.
You can drink this tea, twice or thrice daily, or unless you get relief from a situation like Pyorrhea. Chamomile oil, known for its anti septic and anti-inflammatory qualities can also be applied locally on the gums to ease the situation. In addition to these applications, it can be used as a mouthwash too.
St.John’s Wort
Also known as Tipton’s Weed, Hypericum perforatum or St.John’s Wort is commonly used in herbal preparations to ease tooth problems like Pyorrhea. Mostly the top of the herb and the flowers are used for such preparations.
It can be prepared as an herbal tea too. The oil of this herb can also be combined with olive oil to formulate tinctures or used locally on the affected part. The herb in its dried form can also be used in pastes, which can be used to treat gum and teeth disorders. Brushing with this paste twice daily can be effective.
Neem
This herb is also known as Margosa, and who is not familiar with this wonder herb. Its benefits date back centuries. Especially in treating teeth disorders like Pyorrhea, Neem or Margosa id extensively used. The twigs of this tree can be used as disposable brushes to brush your teeth with.
The antiseptic qualities of Neem make it popular as one of the herbal remedies for Pyorrhea. Drinking or gurgling with a cold infusion of Margosa leaves is also effective. You can gurgle or drink this water twice daily or till you get relief. A decoction made with the different parts of the plant can also be used to treat bacterial infection in the gums.
There are other herbs like Sage, Yellowroot, Myrrh, and Licorice etc. which can be used as effective treatments for Pyorrhea. Some people also swear by the herbal properties of Aloe Vera, Echinacea, Calendula and many more herbs to treat teethdisorders.
Caution: Please use Remedies after Proper Research and Guidance. You accept that you are following any advice at your own risk and will properly research or consult healthcare professional.
