Both of these are very effective. Don had a periodontal problem a couple of years ago, and he cured it with the Under the Gum solution. There is another product out there, under the Natural Dentist brand. It is also good, but I think the Dental Herb Company products are stronger. Offensive breath, excessive salivation, and swollen glands are other indications.
Symptoms are worse at night, and the person is very sensitive to temperatures, both cold and hot.
Some dentists recommend that patients take it both before and after stressful dental work, including dental surgery. Arnica may be used as long as soreness lasts, or followed by another remedy aimed at more specific symptoms. It can be taken internally in potentized form, or used as an herbal tincture. Applied to injured gums and areas around the teeth, the tincture can help reduce the chance of infection, and help the tissues heal after being cut or bruised. Chamomilla sometimes works when pain medications have little or no effect, by helping the person s nerve response become more balanced.