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What’s the best way to handle a tooth that needs to go in a survival situation?
Leopard Kitten User ID: 75871526 United States 12/14/2020 05:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: What’s the best way to handle a tooth that needs to go in a survival situation? And you have no liquor or tools besides a survival knife and fishing line/paracord and other line as your primary tools. Quoting: Talking Stick Crush asprin and make a paste with water. Place the paste on the tooth, trying not to let your spit rinse it off for a minute. After the pain stops you can remove the paste with tissue. Repeat as necessary. In between asprin applications, dab mouthwash on tooth and gums with a cotton swab to kill the germs. I've had a couple of bad molars and doing this saved my sanity until I got to the dentist.
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79172796 Canada 12/14/2020 05:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: What’s the best way to handle a tooth that needs to go in a survival situation? And you have no liquor or tools besides a survival knife and fishing line/paracord and other line as your primary tools. Quoting: Talking Stick Crush asprin and make a paste with water. Place the paste on the tooth, trying not to let your spit rinse it off for a minute. After the pain stops you can remove the paste with tissue. Repeat as necessary. In between asprin applications, dab mouthwash on tooth and gums with a cotton swab to kill the germs. I've had a couple of bad molars and doing this saved my sanity until I got to the dentist. Quoting: Leopard Kitten Cocaine works better.
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79555291 United States 12/14/2020 05:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: What’s the best way to handle a tooth that needs to go in a survival situation? Father in law just goes down in the basement with a pair of pliers. Two minutes. No dentist bill.
da kat User ID: 72985520 United States 12/14/2020 06:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: What’s the best way to handle a tooth that needs to go in a survival situation? If you break off a tooth leaving root tips you'll be worse off. I have over a half-dozen teeth broken at the gum line, some started going a decade ago. Had a few pulled but won't do it again without nitrous oxide. Even a skilled dentist can take 20-30 minutes working one loose with the right tools. One Oregano oil capsule stops most abscesses for me, but if a serious one starts, 3-4 times per day take Oregano oil, Olive leaf, Goldenseal & White Willow for pain. For a topical rinse a drop of Tea Tree oil, Oregano & Propolis tinctures on 2-3 bad teeth, swish around mouth focusing on worst areas, can add a pinch of salt & capful of hydrogen peroxide, spit out when you have to. For persistent pain add 20% Benzocaine ointment on bad tooth. If you have antibiotics add those in cases lasting more than a day or two. Last Edited by da kat on 12/14/2020 06:26 PM Missile Man: [link to soundcloud.app.goo.gl (secure)] UFO Experience: [link to soundcloud.app.goo.gl (secure)] DJ mix: [link to www.mixcloud.com (secure)] Thread: Project CORDON: The 45 Million Dollar Man Thread: Prophetic Dream--Next 24 Hours?
Leopard Kitten User ID: 75910312 United States 12/14/2020 06:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: What’s the best way to handle a tooth that needs to go in a survival situation? And you have no liquor or tools besides a survival knife and fishing line/paracord and other line as your primary tools. Quoting: Talking Stick Crush asprin and make a paste with water. Place the paste on the tooth, trying not to let your spit rinse it off for a minute. After the pain stops you can remove the paste with tissue. Repeat as necessary. In between asprin applications, dab mouthwash on tooth and gums with a cotton swab to kill the germs. I've had a couple of bad molars and doing this saved my sanity until I got to the dentist. Quoting: Leopard Kitten Cocaine works better. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79172796 And you have no liquor or tools besides a survival knife and fishing line/paracord and other line as your primary tools. Quoting: Talking Stick Crush asprin and make a paste with water. Place the paste on the tooth, trying not to let your spit rinse it off for a minute. After the pain stops you can remove the paste with tissue. Repeat as necessary. In between asprin applications, dab mouthwash on tooth and gums with a cotton swab to kill the germs. I've had a couple of bad molars and doing this saved my sanity until I got to the dentist. Quoting: Leopard Kitten Cocaine works better. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79172796 But asprin is cheaper
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 79278399 United States 12/14/2020 09:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: What’s the best way to handle a tooth that needs to go in a survival situation? And you have no liquor or tools besides a survival knife and fishing line/paracord and other line as your primary tools. Quoting: Talking Stick Start oil pulling asap. Take a tbsp or 2 of clear sesame oil or a light olive oil or even coconut oil in your mouth & keep swishing it around in mouth for about 20mins. Then spit into the toilet & brush teeth afterwards. If you have some hydrogen peroxide, you can also let a tbsp of it sit on that tooth for 5mins to kill off bad bacteria. This always works for me when I have tooth problems. Quoting: simplify My teeth are perfect. This is just a hypothetical I’m just thinking of all the problems I may run into a survival situation.
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