The plant is known to provide relief in swelling, pain, bleeding gums and antifungal for thrush, an oral infection caused by yeast. Just apply organic, food-grade aloe vera to your gums a few times a week.
3.Tea Tree Oil
Tea tree oil is one of nature’s most effective antiseptics. It’s been known to work wonderfully against thrush and other oral infections (3).
Just rub a few drops of tea tree oil on your gums to help alleviate symptoms of gum disease, specifically gum inflammation (4).
You can also purchase all-natural toothpastes made with tea tree oil from your local health food store.
4. Clove Oil
Clove oil is applied directly to the gums (used topically) for toothache, for pain control during dental work. It is also applied to the skin as a counter irritant for pain and for mouth and throat inflammation. via MedlinePlus
You can use clove oil directly on the gum to relieve pain but frequent and repeated application of clove oil in the mouth or on the gums can sometimes cause damage to the gums, tooth pulp, skin, and mucous membranes.
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