Dr Fakhruddin Dental Hospital

100% Natural chemical-free formula

Usage:

Toothache: Wet cotton wool /small cloth piece with 5-6 drops of Tarika Gum oil and keep it pressed against affected tooth. Repeat this treatment 3-4 times or more with 30 minutes gap until relief.
Sensitive teeth, mouth ulcers, receding / weak gum: Before retiring for the night gently massage with your fingertip 8-10 drops on the gum, teeth, ulcerated areas and the remaining part of the oral cavity for 2-3 minutes and leave it overnight for best results. Do not drink or eat or wash mouth. The idea is to keep the oil in contact with the gum, teeth, mouth for as long as possible for best benefits. What is the cause of receding gum and sensitive teeth? How does Tarika Gum Oil work? Read below.
For advanced stages of painful abscesses, receding gum: Along with the regular night time application as mentioned above apply 4-6 drops at least 3-4 times a day. Avoid washing and intake of food and drinks for around 2 hours after application.
Loose shaky teeth: Apply 10-12 drops of Tarika Gum oil 2-3 times a day and once at night. With regular use Tarika Gum oil stimulates the gum to re-tighten around the teeth and helps prevent early tooth fall. In addition add 3-4 drops of Tarika Gum Oil in half a cup of warm water and rinse the mouth after every meal to obtain quicker relief.
Use of Tarika Gum Oil post dental surgery helps in faster healing of gums.


Regular use of Tarika Gum Oil as a mouth rinse after food and application at night keeps the gum and teeth strong and healthy and prevents oral problems.

What causes Sensitive Teeth?

Gum recession or Receding gums is one of the leading causes of tooth sensitivity. Overly frequent or aggressive tooth brushing, long term gum disease (gingivitis or periodontal disease) and even ageing can contribute to gum recession. As the gums recede, the underlying dentine can gradually become exposed over time.

Thousands of microscopic channels run through the dentine towards the centre of the tooth. Once the dentine is exposed, external triggers (such as a cold / hot drink) can stimulate the nerves inside the tooth, resulting in the characteristic short, sharp sensation of tooth sensitivity.