Oregano oil is one of the most powerful Antibiotics available, it kills bacteria, fungal infections, MRSA and all types of troubles. Coconut oil helps dilute the strength of the essential oil (the oregano) and carry it into the tissues around the mouth where the infections hide and reside.

With root canals the infection has reached down to the bloodstream, so you need oils fine enough in particulate size to get right to the bloodstream and nerve tissue.

Oil pulling at the full 20 minutes will allow the medicine to saturate the jaw, both above and below, and the infectious material can circulate out instead of down the throat and back into the bloodstream, where it can continue the infection cycle.

Avoiding swallowing is important. The oil of oregano can trigger feeling a bit sick while the infection at the root of the teeth dies, because some of the oil of oregano goes to other tissues in the body, but it is not in and of itself poisonous like prescription Antibiotics .

If there is too much unwell feeling, drinking activated charcoal powder, Bentonite clay or using activated charcoal tabs or capsules will alleviate the discomfort, alongside plenty of water. Activated charcoal should be available at all pharmacies/chemist shops, just ask the pharmacist.

I had mine pulled - there is infection there and I would use a number of natural Antibiotics packed in that area.

Very good. In my experience the pulling with oregano oil definitely helps - if gradually. But for the fastest cessation of infection and pain, the Bentonite clay is FAR more powerful and fast acting for infections inside the gums. You'll be amazed.

Either Bentonite clay should work.

Clove essential oil also works very well for a tooth issue.I had a tooth pulled a few weeks back and applied some to my mouth and in about 5 mins my pain was relived. Clove oil is often times used for toothaches. Myrrh is the most commonly used essential oil for mouth sores. To use Clove oil dilute in a small amount of a carrier oil add a drop to a cotton ball or swab and apply to the affected tooth, or press against the gum around the affected tooth.