DMSO reduces pain in a sensitive molar with large cavity

DMSO worked real well on a toothache I was having the night before last night. It was so bad I could not have slept if I didn’t get some relief. This is one of my large bottom molars that has a huge gaping cavity in the center of it that is so large I cannot chew on that side any longer because food will get stuck in it. It has been there a few years.

Every so often that tooth gets very sensitive and lately it has been doing that, so even drinking water makes it hurt. Last night it was hurting a lot and I tried putting hydrogen peroxide on it, which seemed to help at first but then I think it made it hurt worse. I tried brushing with warm salt water as a recommended remedy for toothache, but that did nothing.

Then I used a dropper to put drops of DMSO in the cavity and on the gum on both sides and let it sit. The pain went away in about 5 minutes. About 45 mins. later I had to put the DMSO on again because the pain had returned. This time I added DMSO to my teeth brushing mix of activated MMS and brushed the area using this on my toothbrush, like Jim says in his book a couple people have done for tooth infection. That relieved the pain again.

I put some more DMSO on before I went to sleep and woke up about an hour or two later with pain again. Put more plain DMSO on and the pain went away and stayed away the rest of the night. Woke up in the morning with no pain also. Put DMSO on a few more times during the day and have not had the throbbing pain, and the tooth seems to be getting a little less sensitive.

The DMSO I am using is from DMSO.biz and is 70% with some honey mixed in they way he does it there. So I don’t know if the honey could be significant or not. We know how loaded with nutrients honey is, so it could be relevant in this case.

Anyway, it seems to be another great use for DMSO.

Michael