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DMSO for Tooth Abscess

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Carrie (Vermont) on 08/21/2025:
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I used it full strength and put it on a brand new toothbrush to help get it inside my sore tooth. I brushed and then spit but didn't rinse. DMSO tastes truly vial but the pain in my tooth superseded my distaste. I tried to gargle first but kept gagging so this was a better solution for me. I've used it twice so far and my tooth pain is better by about 75%. I will continue to see how it goes.

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Dibro (North MS) on 04/25/2021:
5 out of 5 stars

Tooth abscess /swollen gums:

  • Mix about a teaspoon of DMSO with a pinch or two of table salt.
  • Dissolve the solution/apply with finger on top of the abscess and all around the affected area. Spit.
  • Do not rinse or eat for at least an hour.

Bedtime application works best. bye bye root canal $$$$

Also ground sage and water make a great oral rinse for fast toothache relief.

But for infection & abscess, the DMSO and table salt mix applied topically can't be beat!

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