Ingredients:

1. 1/3 cup of Bentonite Clay because it’s very effective when it comes to drawing toxins out of the body.
2. 10 Drops of Peppermint Essential oil – this gives the toothpaste a magnificent flavor plus it will help freshen your breath
3. 1 Tbsp of Coconut Oil: it’s marvelous for oral wellness. It is highly useful when you need to get rid of bacteria/viruses in the mouth.
4. 1/4 cup of boiling water
5. 1/4 Tsp of Real Salt
6. 15 Drops of OnGuard Essential oil: it’s full of antibiotic attributes that will eliminate cavities!
7. 1/2 Tsp of Stevia


Instructions:

• Put your Bentonite clay in a bowl. warm the water on the stove and then mix in the coconut oil till it is melted.
• With a hand mixer, mix on average speed the Bentonite clay and the water/oil mixture.
• Add the salt, Stevia, and essential oils and continue to blend until it is completely mixed.

Clove oil Ginger-cayenne paste
Swish some salt water
Soothe with tea
Rinse with hydrogen peroxide
Ice it
Wash it with myrrh
Cover a crack with gum
Alcohol
Peppermint oil Garlic
Onion
Asafetida
Guava Leaves
Vanilla Extract
Wheatgrass Juice

Foods to consider:

1. Organ and gland meats, like liver and kidneys...
2. Organic cooked vegetables
3. Bone broth and seafood
4. Grass-fed meats
5. Grass-fed organic dairy
6. Coconut oil

Supplements to consider:
Fermented cod liver oil
Magnesium
Vitamins A, Vitamin D, and  Vitamin K
Probiotics

When it comes to oral health around the world, the most common problems are tooth decay and cavities. Although they are most commonly seen in the elderly, teenagers, and children, anyone can get a cavity at any age.

Tooth decay is defined as the demineralization and destruction of the tooth’s hard tissues because of a bacterial infection. Cavities which are also known as caries, are holes that form on a tooth because of untreated tooth decay.

Risk factors of tooth decay include poor oral hygiene, eating foods that stick to your teeth for an extended period of time, frequent snacking, dry mouth, or worn out fillings and dental devices. People who have eating disorders such as anorexia or bulimia may also have serious dental issues because of excessive purging.

Toothaches, tooth sensitivity, pain while eating or drinking, visible holes, and tooth discoloration are all symptoms of tooth decay and cavities. These symptoms will vary depending on the severity and type of problem. If left untreated, cavities can lead to worsening symptoms, infection, or tooth loss.

The most important thing that you can do for your teeth is to take good care of them by brushing your teeth twice every day for at least two minutes each time. It’s best to brush once in the morning and then again before you go to bed. You should also floss and clean your tongue once a day.

In addition to regularly brushing your teeth, there are a number of natural home remedies that you can use to help prevent and treat tooth decay and cavities.

1. Clove

Clove is easily one of the best things to have to help treat dental problems. It has anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and analgesic properties that will help alleviate any pain and keep the cavity from getting worse.

To use, add 2 - 3 drops of clove oil to 1/4 teaspoon of sesame seed oil. Then, add a few drops of that mixture onto a cotton ball and apply it to the affected tooth. Repeat every night before going to bed. It is important to note that clove should be used as a temporary relief, so try not to use too much of it too often.

2. Salt

Salt is another tooth treatment option that has both antibacterial and antiseptic properties. It can also help with inflammation, pain, and bacterial growth as well as being able to draw out infections.

To use, dissolve 1 teaspoon of salt into a full glass of warm but not hot water. Then swish the solution around your mouth for 1 full minute, focusing on the affected tooth. Do this 3 times per day. You can also choose to make a paste by mixing 1/2 teaspoon of salt with lemon juice or mustard oil. Massage this solution onto the gums, allow it to sit for 2 - 3 minutes and then thoroughly rinse out your mouth with warm water. This can be repeated twice per day.

3. Oil Pulling

This is a dental practice that has been used for hundreds of years to treat cavities, bad breath, and bleeding gums. It can also help rid your mouth of harmful bacteria that are the cause of many dental problems.

To use this method, put a tablespoon of sesame, sunflower, or coconut oil in your mouth. Gently swish it around in your mouth for about 20 minutes. Then, spit out the oil and use warm water to rinse out your mouth. You can use salt water if you want extra antimicrobial effects. You can then brush your teeth as usual. Oil pulling should be done first thing in the morning before you eat.

4. Garlic

Garlic has a number of strong antibiotic and antibacterial effects and can greatly help with tooth decay and cavities in addition to helping reduce pain and improving gum and tooth health. There are also a number of other health benefits that garlic has beyond oral health.

To use, make a paste by mixing 3 - 4 crushed garlic gloves with 1/4 teaspoon of rock salt. Apply the paste to the affected tooth and allow it to sit for 10 minutes. Then, rinse our your mouth with warm water. To reduce cavities, you can do this two times a day for several weeks. For fast relief from pain caused by a cavity, garlic oil can be rubbed directly onto an affected tooth.

5. Turmeric

This powder has analgesic, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties for cavities. It can also help prevent tooth decay and cavities by killing harmful bacteria.

To use, apply a small amount of turmeric powder directly onto the affected tooth. Allow it to sit for 2 - 3 minutes before rinsing your mouth out well with warm water. You can also use it to create a paste by mixing 1/2 teaspoon of turmeric powder with a small amount of mustard oil. The paste can then be massaged into the teeth and gums, left on for 10 minutes, and then rinsed out. Both methods should be used once or twice daily for best results.

I have observed considerable changes in my teeth after using this amazing toothpaste.  Everyone who I have invited to try this great remineralizing toothpaste has observed that it makes their teeth appear pretty clean.

Why Make Your Own Toothpaste?
Numerous conventional brands of toothpaste carry dangerous or even toxic components such as:

• Triclosan
• Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS)
• Artificial colorings
• Fluoride
• Titanium dioxide
• Glycerin
• Highly abrasive ingredients

The tooth fairy is not the greatest myth when it all comes to teeth. What really happens when you feel mouth pain because of a cavity? Society and dentists both have done an amazing job convincing us that the unique way to handle cavities is to drill a hole into the bum tooth and fill it with synthetic material. And if the cavity is actually ruined, a root canal will do the trick.

The world is gradually waking up to the fact that, when you give your body what it requires, it can heal conditions we previously believed were impossible. Extensive research is now becoming more public about the actual nature of tooth decay and that there are established remedies that can cure it.

A study published in the British Medical Journal
In point of fact, according to this study, tooth decay and cavities could possibly be reversed with diet.

A study was conducted on 62 children with cavities, and they were separated into 3 separate diet groups. 

• Group 1: consumed a regular diet and oatmeal (rich in phytic acid).
• Group 2: ate a standard diet plus vitamin D.
• Group 3: consumed a grain-free diet and supplemented with vitamin D.

The results found that 

• Group 1: who had a diet high in phytic acid and grains had an escalation in cavities. 
• Group 2: had enhancements in cavities and less form. 
• Group 3: who consumed nutrient-rich foods and followed a grain-free diet and was supplemented with vitamin D, saw the biggest changes — almost all cavities were healed.

• Not enough minerals in the diet (magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus deficiency)
• Lack of fat-soluble vitamins (Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Vitamin K, and especially vitamin D deficiency) in the diet.
• Too much phytic acid-rich foods in the diet.
• Too much-processed sugar in the diet.
• Nutrients are not being readily bio-available.