Can white wine and salt cure toothache?

Liquor and salt usually cannot cure toothaches and may make the symptoms of toothaches more severe. When you have a toothache, you need to choose painkillers, and sometimes you also need to take anti-inflammatory drugs to avoid recurring toothaches.

There is alcohol in white wine, so using it when you have a toothache may make the pain more severe. This is mainly because it has the effect of dilating blood vessels. It can also accelerate local blood circulation, causing severe irritation to the toothache area, affecting recovery, and sometimes causing local bleeding symptoms.

Salt is also relatively common in our daily life. It is somewhat irritating after use, especially when the local skin is damaged, it will make the pain more severe, which is not conducive to the recovery of toothache, and will also cause local skin irritation and damage.

Toothache may be caused by gingivitis or pericoronitis of wisdom teeth. Generally, you need to go to the dentist for a comprehensive examination. When the pain occurs, you can use ibuprofen sustained-release capsules, which can have an antipyretic and analgesic effect. If necessary, appropriate cooperation is also required. Amoxicillin capsules can have a bactericidal effect and avoid worsening of the inflammatory response.

Everyone's toothache situation is different. Some people may have damaged dental nerves and need timely root canal treatment. Patients with pericoronitis of wisdom teeth may need to have their wisdom teeth removed, otherwise the teeth will repeatedly become inflamed.