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Herbs to consider:
Piper methysticum (Kava) – Topically, kava has
an analgesic or numbing effect and can offer great relief from mouth pain. As an added bonus, kava also acts as a mild
sedative and can help ease some of the anxiety often associated with dental
work.
Commiphora molmol (Myrrh) –
Myrrh has a long
history of use in oral and pharyngeal inflammation. It has strong anti-microbial activity and tissue healing
properties, making it a worthwhile consideration for treating mouth ulcers and
gingivitis or to promote optimum gum health.
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