One big reason you should brush your teeth regularly and consult a dentist is to be sure you don't have a tooth parasite. Tooth parasite is just a worm living in your decaying tooth. They live in the root of your tooth, inside the gums.
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Look at this video from YouTube. Please, be aware that this might be too spooky, scary, and disgusting for you.
Worms will start to live in your tooth when you stop brushing your teeth regularly. The leftover on your teeth will start to decompose and will be a good place for worms to live. This will create a bad breath and toothache. Worse, it will become just like on the video. To avoid this to happen to you. Brush your teeth regularly. Consult a dentist at least once in every three months.
Ways To Get Rid of Worms in the Tooth
Wait! Before you'll go to the dentist to pull your tooth which is aching. Try this simple alternative but proven effective. Did you know that you can get those worms in your mouth? I've heard this from my mother. Although I haven't seen anybody performed this in the Visayas, but I heard old folks used this technique. Well, I'll be sharing you how to get rid of worms in the tooth from other countries. I hope to share someday the techniques in the Visayas.
In an African country, an herbal doctor will let the patient with a toothache to eat an herbal leaf called emokha and unie herb. This leaf will make the worms go out of their comfort zone, which is the root of your tooth. The more leaf you eat, the more they will come out naturally. All you have to do is to spit them out from your mouth. Or else, gargle with water.
The worms are the cause of tooth decay. They will eat your tooth until they will cut a nerve, which will make your tooth die. If the tooth dies, there is nothing you can do but to go to the dentist and extract it. However, I think it is good to try the African Doctor way and use some Ayurveda herbs before the worms cut the tooth nerves, so that we can avoid losing all our teeth. Or else, you would like the easy way to prevent tooth decay, bad breath, and worms.
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