Kills bacteria that contribute to tooth decay and gum disease.
Freshens breath naturally and reduces halitosis.
Helps reduce inflammation and gum bleeding.
Strengthens the gums and promotes a healthier oral microbiome.
Pro Tip: You can store the rinse in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Reheat gently before each use for best results.
2. Chewing Fresh Guava Leaves
A Quick Remedy for Toothache and Oral Infections
Chewing guava leaves is a traditional folk remedy still widely practiced today. It’s especially useful for those experiencing sudden tooth pain or early signs of decay.
How to use:
Select 2–3 young, tender guava leaves.
Wash them thoroughly.
Slowly chew the leaves, allowing the juice to coat your entire mouth.
Concentrate on the area where you feel discomfort or pain.
Benefits:
Releases essential oils and natural tannins that fight bacteria.
Acts as a mild analgesic, reducing pain almost instantly.
Helps control bacterial growth and reduces the spread of infection.
Promotes saliva production, which naturally cleanses the mouth.
Note: For best results, use freshly picked leaves. Avoid older, leathery ones which may be less potent.
3. Guava Leaf Paste for Direct Application
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