Description

Tooth Calm Relief Oil & Spray

Tooth Calm Relief Oil and Spray are topical oral-care products designed to provide soothing relief for tooth discomfort and support oral hygiene.

Key Benefits

• Helps soothe tooth discomfort
• Provides targeted application to areas of concern
• Convenient oil and spray formats
• Supports a fresh, clean oral-care routine

How to Use

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HOW TO USE

1. Use the Tooth Calm Relief Oil

Take 1 tablespoon of Tooth Calm Relief Oil and gargle/swish it thoroughly around your mouth. Focus especially on the specific tooth or teeth where the pain or concern is located.

Continue gargling until the oil becomes thin and watery. Spit out after use. Do not swallow.

2. Brush with Charcoal

Use charcoal to brush your teeth and tongue, focusing on the area of concern. Brush outward gently to help remove mucus and buildup from the mouth.

3. Brush with Baking Soda

Pour a small amount of baking soda onto your palm. Place your toothbrush onto the baking soda and use it to brush your teeth and tongue, paying particular attention to the affected area.

Brush outward and thoroughly clean the mouth.

4. Use the Tooth Calm Relief Spray

Spray 3 pumps of Tooth Calm Relief Spray directly onto the affected tooth or teeth.

Gargle the spray around the area for 5–10 minutes. When the mouth becomes filled with mucus, spit it out and repeat the process. Repeat up to 3 times.

5. Repeat the Routine

For the treatment routine, brush 2–3 times daily. For best results, use the routine 3 times daily consistently.

How to Preserve the Toothbrush

After brushing, wash the toothbrush thoroughly. Do not air-dry the toothbrush.

Instead, insert the toothbrush into the charcoal. The charcoal is intended to help strip bacteria from the toothbrush before its next use, helping to reduce the possibility of reintroducing contaminants into the mouth.

Important: For this treatment to work, you must use a hard-bristled toothbrush. Soft or medium-bristled toothbrushes will not work.

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