This is a good reminder. I didn’t realize how habits like chewing ice or brushing too hard could cause damage over time.
This is such a practical and eye-opening list! 😳🦷
Even if you brush daily, habits like brushing too hard, skipping floss, or constant snacking can quietly damage your teeth over time. I love that you paired the “what not to do” with simple fixes—soft toothbrush, gentle brushing, rinsing after meals, and clove for natural relief. 🌿💧
It’s also a reminder that oral care isn’t just about brushing—it’s a lifestyle. Being mindful of what you eat, how you use your teeth, and your daily routine can prevent pain and costly dental issues later.
You are very welcome my brother and many thanks for your perspectives
Thanks for your comment and here is the answer to your question....
Clove is a natural remedy well-known for its pain-relieving and antibacterial properties, thanks to a compound called eugenol. Here’s how to use it safely for tooth pain:
1. Whole Clove Method
Take a whole clove and gently chew it on the side of the painful tooth.
The juice released will help numb the area and reduce discomfort.
Spit out the clove after a few minutes; don’t swallow large pieces.
2. Clove Oil Application
Dilute clove oil with a carrier oil (like olive oil or coconut oil). A typical ratio is 1 drop of clove oil + 1 teaspoon of carrier oil.
Dip a cotton ball in the mixture.
Apply it directly to the painful tooth or gum area.
Leave it on for a few minutes, then rinse your mouth.
Do not use undiluted clove oil, as it can irritate gums and oral tissue.
3. Clove Powder Paste
Grind 2–3 cloves into a fine powder.
Mix with a few drops of olive oil or water to make a paste.
Apply the paste directly to the aching tooth for 5–10 minutes.
Rinse your mouth thoroughly afterward.
Tips & Warnings
Clove provides temporary relief; it doesn’t treat the underlying cause of pain (like cavities or infection).
Avoid excessive use—overuse can irritate gums or the mouth lining.
Seek professional dental care if pain persists, worsens, or is accompanied by swelling or fever.
If you want, I can also give you a quick home clove remedy recipe that’s super easy to keep in your kitchen for emergencies. Do you want me to do that?
Its ok. Just make amends . no need to be ashamed. Thats why we brought it up. i also used to be like that...almost all
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Here are 10 habits to STOP immediately 👇
Brushing too hard 🚫
Using toothpicks aggressively
Drinking sugary drinks frequently
Skipping floss
Biting nails or pen tops
Sleeping without brushing
Using your teeth to open things
Smoking 🚬
Chewing ice 🧊
Constant snacking
💡 Practical Fix:
✔ Use a soft toothbrush
✔ Brush gently (2 mins max)
✔ Rinse mouth after every meal
✔ Drink more water 💧
🚑 No dentist nearby?
👉 Use warm salt water rinse daily
👉 Avoid sugary foods for now
👉 Use clove (natural pain relief)
💬 Which of these habits are you guilty of? Be honest!