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Mix two tablespoons of white vinegar with one tablespoon of salt in a cup of warm water.
Rinse your mouth with this solution once a day, focusing on areas prone to tartar buildup.
Spit it out and then rinse with water afterwards to avoid any lingering taste.
Tip: Since vinegar is acidic, do not overuse this remedy to avoid eroding tooth enamel. It should be used once a day.
- Aloe Vera Gel
How it works: Aloe vera has antibacterial and healing properties that help fight gum disease, reduce plaque, and prevent tartar buildup.
How to use it:
Mix a teaspoon of aloe vera gel with a pinch of baking soda and a few drops of lemon juice.
Use this mixture to gently brush your teeth, focusing on the gum line.
Do this 2 to 3 times a week.
Tip: Fresh aloe vera gel is best. You can extract it directly from the plant if possible.
- Rub an orange peel
How it works: Orange peel contains vitamin C, which helps break down plaque and tartar naturally. The citrus content also fights bacteria and freshens breath.
How to use it:
Rub the inside of an orange peel directly on your teeth and gums for 2 to 3 minutes.
Leave it on for another few minutes, then rinse your mouth with water.
Repeat this process 2 to 3 times a week.
Tip: If you don’t have fresh orange peels, you can make a paste using dried orange peel powder mixed with water.
- Chew or paste guava leaves
How it works: Guava leaves have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties and reduce plaque. Chewing guava leaves can reduce plaque formation and prevent gum swelling.
How to use it:
Chew some fresh guava leaves daily to reduce plaque naturally.
Alternatively, you can grind the leaves into a paste and use it to brush your teeth.
Tip: Guava leaves can also help treat gingivitis and bleeding gums.
- Cloves
How it works: Cloves have natural antibacterial properties that help fight oral infections, reduce plaque, and relieve gum pain.
How to use it: