Abscess Remedy. Абсцес римеди лечение корневых каналов набор

Abscess Remedy ( 15г + 15 мл) – бактерицидный, рентгеноконтрастный препарат для лечения корневых каналов /PD Швецария

Состав:

Порошок: параформальдегид, наполнитель до 100%
Жидкость: формальдегид, креозот, тимол, наполнитель до 100%

Свойства:

ABSCESS REMEDY — рентгеноконтрастный препарат (порошок и жидкость), обладающий бактерицидным и антисептическим действием. Применяется в качестве временного пломбирования для дезинфекции корневых каналов.

Показания:

лечение инфицированного кариеса 4 степени, асептического некроза пульпы
временное пломбирование инфицированных каналов после пульпэктомии, когда окончательное пломбирование отсрочено

Способ применения:

Смешать 3-4 капли жидкости с порошком для получения однородной пасты.
После тщательной подготовки каналов зуба внести 1 порцию пасты сроком на 1 неделю, которая купирует боль и дезинфицирует корневой канал. При необходимости обработку канала можно повторить 1-2раза с интервалом в несколько дней.
Пасту следует внести глубоко в канал корня с помощью гладкого инструмента или вращающегося пастенаполнителя. Избегайте образования пузырьков воздуха и выхода материала за верхушку канала.
Постоянное пломбирование может быть произведено после удаления последней порции материала и подготовки каналов корня.

После пульпэктомии следует обтурировать канал Abscess Remedy. В следующее посещение препарат удаляется, канал корня зубя очищается механическим и химическим путем. После этого осуществляется постоянное пломбирование канала корня зуба традиционным для вашей техники материалом, например Endofill «PD».

Примечание:

Жидкость Abscess Remedy может быть использована для удаления временного пломбировочного материала и основного дезинфектанта корня зуба.

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Abscess remedy paste (Абсцесс Ремеди паста)

Бактерицидная, рентгеноконтрастная паста для лечения корневых каналов на основе параформальдегида и крезола. (Паста с дексаметазоном).

Состав:
— Крезол 9%,параформальдегид 2,5%,
— масло корицы 5,2%,
— вспомогательные вещества.

Показания:
Временное пломбирование инфицированных корневых каналов (гнойные периодонтиты и пульпиты, абсцессы) постоянное пломбирование каналов после экстирпации пульпы.

Упаковка:
— баночка 12 г.

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Cavit W, ЗМ ESPE (Кавит-В, 3М ЕСПЕ)

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Abscess remedy paste (Абсцесс Ремеди паста)

Abscess remedy, PD (Абсцесс Ремеди, ПД)

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Abscess remedy (с дексаметазоном). Dlux

Абсцесс Ремеди  бактерицидный рентгеноконтрастный препарат для лечения и пломбирования корневых каналов.

 

Состав:порошок: параформальдегид 1,1%, квасцы, сульфат бария, окись цинка; жидкость: формальдегид (40%) 43,8%, креозот 9,2%, тимол 4,9%, спирт,

Показания:

— временное пломбирование инфицированных корневых каналов;

— постоянное пломбирование корневых каналов;

 

— использование жидкости для антисептической и бактерицидной обработки инфицированных корневых каналов.

 

Свойства: Приготовленная паста обладает бактерицидными и антисептическими свойствами. Рентгеноконтрастна. Паста легко вносится в корневой канал и при необходимости без усилий удаляется из него.

 

Способ применения: Смешать 3-4 капли жидкости с порошком до пастообразной консистенции средней плотности.

 

1. Временное пломбирование.

 

Для купирования воспаления достаточно 2-3 временных пломбировании с интервалами в 1 неделю. После каждого пломбирования канала закрыть полость временным пломбировочным материалом, например: Temporary water cement ‘PD», Temporary cement in paste ‘PD» При достижении положительного результата необходимо произвести окончательное пломбирование канала с помощью Abscess remedy «PD» или Endoflll «PD»

 

2. Постоянное пломбирование производится после обработки корневого канала.

 

3. Антисептическая и бактерицидная обработка корневого канала производится после обработки корневого канала. Ватный тампон, смоченный в жидкости препарата, помешается в полость зуба и герметично закрывается временным пломбировочным материалом,        например: Temporary water cement «PD’, Temporary cement in paste «PD». Кратность процедур зависит от времени,    затраченного    на получение результата.

 

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90000 How to Pop a Dental Abscess by Yourself (And Why Not To) 90001 90002 Can You Pop an Abscess at Home? 90003 90004 If you’re reading this article, you understand exactly what it’s like to be put through the pain of an abscess in your mouth. Even if you’re lucky enough to only be experiencing pain on the mild end of the scale, that can be bad enough. Many people, myself included, have experienced abscesses that literally take your breath away, make your heart race, and put thoughts in your head that you would never normally entertain.90005 90004 One of those thoughts is likely to be, «Can I just pop the damn thing?» 90005 90004 The answer is yes, you can. 90005 90004 I’ve had plenty of tooth infections, abscesses, extractions, and painful dental conditions. So while I may not be a trained medical professional, I am certainly not ignorant of the health issues, pain factors, and safety concerns of oral health. I’ve also had plenty of opportunities to explore home remedies, one of which is popping or lancing an oral or dental abscess.90005 90002 What Are the Risks of Lancing an Abscess? 90003 90004 While you may assume little could go wrong when you lance an abscess, assumptions like this get people into serious trouble, especially when it comes to oral abscesses. 90005 90004 Popping your abscess will definitely bring you instant relief-in case you were wondering-but if you’re not careful, it can also bring on a whole new set of problems. 90005 90018 90019 90020 You could make the infection worse. 90021 This could happen, for example, if you lance your abscess with a non-sterile instrument, throw up after the abscess bursts, or do not clean your mouth thoroughly after the abscess is drained.If any of this happens, you could introduce even worse bacteria into your mouth, and you do not want to see what happens next. 90022 90019 90020 You can get sick if you swallow any of the pus, blood, fluids or debris that can come out of your abscess. 90021 Your body made the abscess specifically to trap and segregate all of that stuff. So you do not need any of that in your digestive system or bloodstream. Even a small amount of pus down the hatch can spell big trouble if the infection was bad enough; your oral hygiene is poor; or your diet / general health has been lacking.90022 90019 90020 It can be extremely painful and messy if you lance an abscess that is not quite ready to be lanced. 90021 Like fruit, abscesses have a way of ripening and preparing themselves to be burst. If you lance an abscess before it is ready to pop, it can be much more painful than it should be, and it might not fully drain or might refill. 90022 90019 90020 You run the risk of poking a vein with the instrument you use to pop the abscess, which means you may bleed a lot more than is necessary.90021 There are several important veins in your mouth and around your gums, which dentists are trained to avoid. You’re really not going to know where they are, even if you do a quick anatomy lesson. If you’re taking any anti-inflammatories or blood thinners, bleeding could mean a trip to the urgent care center. 90022 90019 90020 If the abscess is near your neck or throat, you need to be extra careful. 90021 Any further swelling can be dangerous because it can block your airway or lead to serious heart problems.In fact, if your abscess is along your lower jawline and is large or is growing, go to a hospital now for IV antibiotics and professional lancing before that abscess does you in. It can be 90038 that serious 90039. Doctors and dentists would prefer you err on the side of paranoia and caution than to try to wait it out. 90022 90019 90020 Even though you may get immediate relief from the pressure and pain of an abscess, you’ll still have the pain of the wound and a source of open infection in your mouth 90021.If you do not find the source of the abscess, then you’re going to just keep getting abscesses that get worse and worse. What this means is that whatever you do, you still need to see a dentist as soon as possible. Trust me, I do not enjoy the idea any more than you do, but it’s necessary if you do not want to be dealing with this issue again and again. 90022 90045 90004 All of the above and more can happen when you decide to play dentist. Sometimes it’s worth it and sometimes it’s not. This is why I bring up these issues, and it’s also why you need to seriously consider them before you go searching through the house for the smallest sharp instrument you can find.90005 90004 If you choose to do nothing about your abscess, it will most likely continue the ripening process and swell until it bursts. This is actually not a problem for your health, but you will still need dental treatment. 90005 90004 You can also look at it this way: Avoiding the dentist now means even more dental visits later. Visits to much more expensive professionals or multiple visits to your general practitioner or an oral surgeon may involve much more money than the $ 300 it would cost you for a visit to the dentist.If you’re seeking free dental care, you may find that the worse your condition gets, the harder it is to find someone who will treat it. So go and get your mouth taken care of right away and do not wait for the pain or the abscess to get worse. 90005 90002 Use Every Resource You Have 90003 90004 Before you get ready to dig in, do everything you can to learn about your mouth, your health, and the art of popping that sucker just right. 90005 90004 Ask your mother, call your neighbor, talk to your vet, do a google search, or call a local dentist.Most of them are nice enough to explain the best way to lance that abscess, and then you can make an appointment to get checked out after that. 90005 90002 How to Drain an Oral Abscess By «Drawing Out the Poison» 90003 90004 This is an alternative method that does not require any poking. 90005 90062 90019 Simply get some sea salt (I’m being very specific!) And baking soda. 90022 90019 Mix the two together in a bowl with a little bit of water until you have a very thick wet paste. 90022 90019 Take that paste and plaster it onto your gums where the abscess is and wait near a sink with a towel handy.90022 90019 It should not take long for your abscess to burst if it’s ready to, and you’ll want to be ready to spit and rinse when it happens. 90022 90019 Rinse with the peroxide-water mixture (1 part peroxide to 3 parts water) and keep your mouth clean. 90022 90073 90002 How to Bring an Abscess to a Head: The Tea Bag Method 90003 90004 Another alternative method is to get a teabag. You want it to be either black, green, or Echinacea tea. 90005 90062 90019 Take the tea bag and dip it in lukewarm water until it’s soft.90022 90019 Place that tea bag along the gum line near your abscess. 90022 90019 Traditionally, this is done overnight, while sleeping on top of a «drool cloth» and next to a bucket, though you can also do this during the day, as long as you keep the teabag in. 90022 90019 The tea works to «draw out the poison» in the same way that the salt-and-baking-soda trick does, which means that it will thin out the wall of the abscess so it will burst and relieve the pressure. 90022 90019 After it bursts, make sure you thoroughly clean your mouth and throw away that infection-filled tea bag.90022 90073 90002 Good Luck! 90003 90004 Popping an abscess is not much more fun than having an abscess, though if you’re in a great amount of pain, it’s one of the best ways to relieve that pain temporarily. Below I’ve added some videos that can help you on your quest for relief from oral pain caused by an abscess. 90005 90002 No Substitutes for a Good Dentist 90003 90004 I’ve had my fair share of experiences with dentists, and there’s definitely a pattern amongst DDSs in the world of sliding-scale and community dentistry.They’re often surly, tired, and underpaid. That being said, they know a heck of a lot more about what they are doing than you do, and more to the point-they have all the tools for the job. 90005 90004 Dentists in traditional clinics are often paid more and have a better attitude, though we all know that a strong bedside manner comes with a big price. You take what you can get in this case, and what you can afford. Just keep in mind that what you can not afford is to lose your job or your life before your time because you fear the dentist (pain, embarrassment, having the tooth removed, etc.). Get it done and over with now and avoid a future mouthful of pain. 90005 90004 There’s just no good substitute for a good dentist. There are plenty of ways you can improve your health and avoid future dental visits through permanent changes in your diet, exercise, and emotional habits, but once you’ve already got pain, abscesses, or dying teeth, the dentist will be your only salvation . 90005 .90000 How to Make a Poultice for Removal of Splinters, Boils, and Abscesses 90001 90002 Make a Poultice at Home 90003 90004 Knowing how to make an effective poultice from basic store and cupboard ingredients is a handy piece of home remedy knowledge to possess and can also save you many trips to the doctor or emergency room. Here, we’re going to look at a very simple poultice that I’ve been using successfully for many years to remove splinters or to bring a boil or abscess to a head, and it works a treat.90005 90002 What’s a Poultice Used For? 90003 90004 There are various types of poultices that can be used to treat a wide variety of complaints, from acne and arthritis to bruises and sprains. Some people advocate the use of porridge, carrot, bread, clay, cabbage, or herbal poultices, and many use poultices as a home remedy for their horse’s ailments. 90005 90004 So, poultices can have many uses. Here, we’ll be focusing on bringing something such as a splinter or boil to the surface for easy removal.90005 90004 Essentially, a poultice will help ease out anything that’s embedded under the skin such as wood or metal splinters and can also bring boils or abscesses to the surface. It’s one of the best methods for an easy removal of splinters and will save you the pain of digging around with a needle trying to get the splinter out. It’s an easy home remedy that everyone should know about. 90005 90002 The Poultice Recipe and Process 90003 90004 There are only a few ingredients needed to make this simple homemade poultice and, luckily, they are things that nearly everyone should have at home: 90005 90018 90019 Bar soap 90020 90019 Sugar 90020 90019 Large band-aid or bandage 90020 90025 90004 Instructions: 90005 90028 90019 Use equal amounts of soap and sugar and mash them together in a clean container with a small spoon or clean finger.For a splinter, you’ll only need small amounts of each substance, but you may need to make more poultice to cover a large boil or abscess. Just ensure you make enough poultice to cover the affected area. 90020 90019 With clean hands, spread your sugar and soap poultice onto the affected area and cover securely with a band-aid or bandage. 90020 90019 Leave the poultice on for 24 hours and do not allow it to get wet. 90020 90019 Hopefully, when you remove your band-aid or bandage, the splinter or boil will have risen to the surface enabling you to either tweezer out the offending splinter or squeeze the boil.90020 90019 Clean the area thoroughly using water, removing any poultice mixture that remains. 90020 90019 Clean the wound further with an antibacterial solution or cream and leave uncovered to heal. 90020 90041 90004 If after 24 hours the boil or splinter has not come completely to the surface, wash away the old poultice mixture, make some more sugar and soap poultice, add to the affected area, cover, and leave for a further 24 hours. 90005 90004 This will, in most cases, do the trick. If not, you may want to try a specially prepared drawing salve.90005 90002 First Aid Store Cupboard 90003 90004 While it’s good to know a range of basic home remedies for common ailments, it’s always wise to have a good first aid kit at home so that you’re prepared for any accidents and home-treatable conditions that arise . 90005 90004 Some essential additions to your first aid kit and your home remedy knowledge include a good antiseptic ointment or cream, as well as an antibiotic cream. 90005 90004 These are a wonderful complement to your home remedies to ensure that yours or your families ‘cuts, grazes, splinters, burns, or boils do not get infected and have the opportunity to heal properly after you’ve used your home remedy.90005 90004 90055 Legal Disclaimer 90056 90005 90004 Information on this site is provided for informational purposes and is not meant to substitute for the advice of your physician or healthcare professional. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat a health problem or disease, nor to prescribe any medication. If you have or suspect that you have a medical condition, promptly consult your healthcare provider. Information and statements regarding home remedies have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.90005 .90000 Dental abscess — NHS 90001 90002 90003 A dental abscess is a collection of pus that can form inside the teeth, in the gums or in the bone that holds the teeth in place. It’s caused by a bacterial infection. 90004 90005 90002 An abscess at the end of a tooth is called a periapical abscess. An abscess in the gum is called a periodontal abscess. 90005 90002 Dental abscesses are often painful, but not always. In either case, they should be looked at by a dentist.90005 90002 It’s important to get help as soon as possible, as abscesses do not go away on their own. 90005 90002 They can sometimes spread to other parts of the body and make you ill. 90005 90014 Symptoms of a dental abscess 90015 90002 Symptoms of an abscess in your tooth or gum may include: 90005 90018 90019 an intense throbbing pain in the affected tooth or gum that may come on suddenly and gets gradually worse 90020 90019 pain that spreads to your ear, jaw and neck on the same side as the affected tooth or gum 90020 90019 pain that’s worse when lying down, which may disturb your sleep 90020 90019 redness and swelling in your face 90020 90019 a tender, discoloured or loose tooth 90020 90019 shiny, red and swollen gums 90020 90019 sensitivity to hot or cold food and drink 90020 90019 bad breath or an unpleasant taste in your mouth 90020 90035 90002 If the infection spreads, you may also develop a high temperature (fever) and feel generally unwell.90005 90002 In severe cases, you may find it hard to fully open your mouth and have difficulty swallowing or breathing. 90005 90014 What to do if you have a dental abscess 90015 90002 You should see a dentist as soon as possible if you think you have a dental abscess. 90005 90002 Avoid visiting a GP, as there’s little they can do to help. 90005 90002 You can get help from: 90005 90002 You may have to pay for emergency NHS dental treatment, depending on your circumstances.90005 90002 Find out about NHS dental charges 90005 90014 Relieving pain from a dental abscess 90015 90002 While you’re waiting to see a dentist, painkillers can help control your pain. 90005 90002 Ibuprofen is the preferred painkiller for dental abscesses, but if you’re unable to take it for medical reasons, you can take paracetamol instead. 90005 90002 Aspirin should not be given to children under 16.90005 90002 If 1 painkiller does not relieve the pain, taking both paracetamol and ibuprofen at the doses shown in the medicine leaflet may help. 90005 90002 This is safe for adults, but not for children under 16. 90005 90002 It may also help to: 90005 90018 90019 avoid hot or cold food and drink if it makes the pain worse 90020 90019 try eating cool, soft foods if possible, using the opposite side of your mouth 90020 90019 use a soft toothbrush and temporarily avoid flossing around the affected tooth 90020 90035 90002 These measures can help relieve your symptoms temporarily, but you should not use them to delay getting help from a dentist.90005 90014 Treatments for a dental abscess 90015 90002 Dental abscesses are treated by removing the source of the infection and draining away the pus. 90005 90002 Depending on the location of the abscess and how severe the infection is, possible treatments include: 90005 90018 90019 root canal treatment — a procedure to remove the abscess from the root of an affected tooth before filling and sealing it 90020 90019 removing the affected tooth (extraction) — this may be necessary if root canal treatment is not possible 90020 90019 incision and drainage — where a small cut (incision) is made in the gum to drain the abscess (this is usually only a temporary solution and further treatment may be needed) 90020 90035 90002 Local anaesthetic will usually be used to numb your mouth for these procedures.90005 90002 More extensive operations may be carried out under general anaesthetic, where you’re asleep. 90005 90002 Antibiotics are not routinely prescribed for dental abscesses, but may be used if the infection spreads or is particularly severe. 90005 90014 What causes dental abscesses? 90015 90002 Your mouth is full of bacteria, which form a sticky film on your teeth called plaque.90005 90002 If you do not keep your teeth clean, acids produced by the bacteria in plaque can damage your teeth and gums, leading to tooth decay or gum disease. 90005 90002 The following can increase your chances of developing a dental abscess: 90005 90018 90019 poor oral hygiene — plaque can build-up on your teeth if you do not floss and brush your teeth regularly 90020 90019 consuming lots of sugary or starchy food and drink — these can encourage the growth of bacteria in plaque and may lead to decay that can result in an abscess 90020 90019 an injury or previous surgery to your teeth or gums — bacteria can get into any damaged parts of the teeth or gums 90020 90019 having a weakened immune system — this includes people with certain underlying health conditions, such as diabetes, and those having treatment, including steroid medication or chemotherapy 90020 90035 90014 Preventing dental abscesses 90015 90002 You can reduce your risk of developing dental abscesses by keeping your teeth and gums as healthy as possible.90005 90002 To do this, you should: 90005 90018 90019 use floss or an interdental brush at least once a day to clean between your teeth and under the gum line 90020 90019 brush your teeth with a fluoride toothpaste twice a day — spending at least 2 minutes each time 90020 90019 avoid rinsing your mouth with water or mouthwash after brushing because this washes the protective toothpaste away — just spit out any excess toothpaste 90020 90019 cut down on sugary and starchy food and drinks — particularly between meals or shortly before going to bed 90020 90019 visit your dentist regularly — your dentist can suggest how often you should have a check-up, based on your oral health 90020 90035 90002 Read more on how to keep your teeth clean and dental check-ups.90005 90002 Page last reviewed: 5 February 2019 90135 Next review due: 5 February 2022 90005 .90000 10 Remedies You Should Know About 90001 90002 90003 Have you ever had one of those red / whitish painful bumps in the space between your teeth and your gum? If you have then you know just how irritating and extremely uncomfortable a gum abscess can be. Also known as a periodontal abscess, a gum abscess is not to be confused with a tooth abscess although they both bring with them great discomfort and pain. 90004 90002 This infection typically occurs when food gets trapped between your gum and tooth.When this happens, bacteria can build up under your gum and in the bone thus not only causing gum abscess but also increasing your risk of periodontal disease. The typical symptoms of gum abscess include: 90004 90007 90008 Painful or tender gums 90009 90008 Swelling around the abscess 90009 90008 A red or whitish bump in the gum 90009 90008 The presence of pus on the red or whitish bump 90009 90016 90002 While it is highly advisable to see a dentist should your gum abscess be too severe and painful, some highly effective home remedies can help you manage the condition, if not get rid of it entirely.Here are some home remedies for gum abscess you can try today. 90004 90019 Home Remedies for a Gum Abscess 90020 90021 90022 1. Salt water 90023 90024 90002 This is the first and simplest home remedies for gum abscess. Salt water is extremely effective for most oral issues simply because it temporarily raises the mouth’s pH levels. This, in turn, creates an alkaline environment that makes it inhospitable to bacteria. Here is what you should do: 90004 90007 90008 Take 1/2 teaspoon of salt and mix it in 6 ounces of warm water 90009 90008 Swish that mixture around in your mouth for about 30 seconds 90009 90008 Repeat until the water is gone 90009 90016 90002 Do this about three times a day until your abscess is gone.90004 90021 90022 2. Peppermint Oil 90023 90024 90002 90042 90004 90002 Since peppermint oil has wonderful antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, it is a great home remedy for pain caused by a gum abscess. Furthermore, it is easy to use: 90004 90007 90008 Put three drops of peppermint oil on a cotton ball 90009 90008 Place that directly onto the site of the gum abscess 90009 90008 Gently massage 90009 90016 90002 Repeat this process every day until the abscess is gone.90004 90021 90022 3. Organic Apple Cider Vinegar 90023 90024 90002 Organic apple cider vinegar is an excellent disinfectant that reduces pain and swelling associated with a gum abscess. 90004 90007 90008 Take one tablespoon of organic apple cider vinegar 90009 90008 Swish that around in your mouth for about 15 minutes 90009 90008 Spit it out and rinse your mouth with warm water 90009 90016 90002 Repeat this process every day until your gum abscess has disappeared. 90004 90021 90022 4.Cold Compress 90023 90024 90002 Cold compresses are primarily used to numb any injured areas and decrease swelling. Take a couple of ice cubes and wrap them in a small towel then directly apply it on the outside of your mouth where the gum abscess is located for a few minutes. 90004 90021 90022 5. Turmeric 90023 90024 90002 Just like peppermint oil, turmeric has some incredible anti-inflammatory properties that come in great handy when dealing with things like gum abscess. Turmeric not only helps with the swelling but with the pain as well.Here is what you need to do: 90004 90007 90008 Make a turmeric paste by combining a bit of turmeric with some water 90009 90008 Apply that paste directly to the gum abscess and let it sit for about 15 minutes 90009 90008 Rinse your mouth out with warm water 90009 90016 90002 Repeat this remedy every day until your gum abscess disappears. 90004 90021 90022 6. Baking Soda 90023 90024 90002 Baking soda is a natural antibacterial and antiseptic agent. The combination of baking soda and salt work together to help the abscess burst and drain its puss.As it does that, it prevents any other infections from forming on the site of the open wound. Here is what you need to do: 90004 90007 90008 Mix a tablespoon of salt with a tablespoon of baking soda in some water to make a paste 90009 90008 Use a cotton ball to apply this paste directly to the abscess and let it sit for about 15 minutes 90009 90008 Apply some pressure to make sure that the abscess is completely drained 90009 90008 Rinse your mouth out with warm water 90009 90016 90002 This is a one-time application that works perfectly well.It should be stated that this remedy is meant to be used only when the abscess has not burst open yet. 90004 90021 90022 7. Oil Pulling 90023 90024 90002 90117 90004 90002 This is where you combine a number of natural oils to form a coalition of anti-inflammatory oils. You can use coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, and organic sesame oil. 90004 90007 90008 Mix a tablespoon each of the oils that you want on your list 90009 90008 Swish this around your mouth for about 20 minutes and then spit it out 90009 90008 Rinse your mouth out with warm water (optional) 90009 90016 90002 This combination is not only excellent for abscess treatment, but it is also highly effective when it comes to combating an assortment of oral issues such as bad breath, cavities, and toothaches.90004 90021 90022 8. Garlic 90023 90024 90002 Garlic has a powerful antibacterial agent called allicin which makes it perfect as a home remedy for oral issues such as gum abscess. There are two ways you can use garlic: 90004 90002 90022 Way 1: 90023 Crush some cloves to extract the garlic juice and then use a cotton ball to apply that juice directly onto the abscess. 90004 90002 90022 Way 2: 90023 Peel a clove of garlic and cut it into half. Place that directly onto the abscess for about 10 minutes 90004 90002 Repeat this process until the abscess is gone.90004 90021 90022 9. Fenugreek Tea 90023 90024 90002 Fenugreek tea has a long and illustrious history of use as a reliable home remedy for issues such as inflammation and healing wounds. You can simply walk down to your local supermarket and buy a jar or packet of ground Fenugreek. Here is what you need to do: 90004 90007 90008 Heat up some water and put a teaspoon of ground Fenugreek to make tea 90009 90008 Once it cools, apply the mixture to the abscess using a cotton ball 90009 90016 90002 You can repeat this process up to three times a day until the abscess is gone.90004 90021 90022 10. Hydrogen Peroxide 90023 90024 90002 This is a wonderful agent for reducing plaque and fighting oral issues such as bleeding gums. It is particularly useful in fighting gum abscess because it has some serious antibacterial properties. Here is what you need to do: 90004 90007 90008 Take 3% hydrogen peroxide and mix it in equal parts with some water 90009 90008 Swish the solution around in your mouth for some time and spit it out 90009 90008 DO NOT swallow any of that solution.90009 90008 Rinse your mouth out thoroughly with warm water 90009 90016 90002 Hydrogen peroxide can be used several times a day. 90004 90002 If left untreated, a gum abscess is a serious infection that can lead to further oral complication. While the home remedies listed above do work, they are meant to act as complementary treatments. Should your abscess persist, see a doctor immediately. 90004 90002 90022 Relate Posts to Read: 90023 90184 Gum Boils — What They Are, What Causes Them & What to Do About Them 90004 .