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If you have a tooth cavity, you don’t have to rush to have it filled right away, but you can try to regenerate the tooth. Of course, the cavity cannot be completely removed, but you can stop its expansion and strengthen the tooth enamel. Of course, rule number one is regular hygiene but there is an absolutely miraculous help from nature that very few people know about. It’s not a novelty, our great-grandmothers used this long before dental offices began to operate. It’s worth trying!
2 things that can work miracles – and you have them completely free!
You only need two things: comfrey root and eggshells from home eggs. Eggshells are used because they contain up to 27 minerals and a lot of calcium, which is essential for tooth regeneration. The composition of eggshells is actually very similar to the composition of teeth and bones. Comfrey root is miraculous for the oral cavity because it accelerates the growth of dental tissue, strengthens it and treats gum disease.
How to use them for tooth regeneration?
If you want to regenerate your teeth, you should eat one shell of an organic egg daily. The easiest is to prepare calcium powder from the shells, or even calcium tablets. It’s completely simple and a teaspoon a day is enough – added, for example, to coffee or yogurt and you have the calcium and vitamins taken care of in their purest form.
Teeth and gums also need comfrey root . The root can be fresh or dried – if it’s dried, gently boil it for about 10 minutes to rehydrate it. Then blend about 2.5 cm of the root with a couple of tablespoons of water to make a liquid mixture. Roll it around in your mouth and between your teeth for about 15-20 minutes. Then spit it out.
Usage
If you use comfrey root this way once a day, you will probably see results within a few weeks. Many cavities can improve this way within a few weeks – they will stop spreading and the pain should disappear. And the best part is that when your teeth heal, you don’t have to run to the dentist and have fillings put in your mouth for the rest of your life.
Notes: comfrey root may place higher demands on the liver, so anyone with liver problems should avoid it. Once your teeth have regenerated, you should stop using comfrey so you don’t overdo it.
