For dental problems, you can combine 4-5 salts at a time.

• Schuessler Salt No. 1 – for impaired tooth mineralization. Translucent tooth tips, early caries, and increased hardening of teeth in children. Prescribed for bleeding gums, receding gum tissue, and exposed tooth necks. Teething in babies.

• Schuessler salt No. 2 is an emergency remedy for dental injuries. Loose teeth due to periodontal disease.

• Schuessler Salt No. 3 is a first-aid remedy for dental trauma and can be combined with No. 2. Effective for acute toothache, as well as increased tooth sensitivity (pain from cold or hot food and drinks), and irritation or inflammation of the dental nerve. Can be rubbed locally into painful areas. For all forms of gingivitis accompanied by redness, bleeding, and pain. Relieves teething accompanied by fever.

• Schuessler salt No. 5 – for bleeding gums. Combine with salt No. 8. Severe restlessness during teething.

• Schuessler Salt No. 7 – sudden and severe toothache associated with spasms. Can be used as a “hot seven” (dissolve 10 tablets in boiling water and drink in small sips as hot as possible). Can be rubbed into the mucous membrane of the cheeks. For teeth grinding caused by jaw spasms, take at night.

• Schuessler salt No. 8 – facilitates teething in cases of nasal congestion, runny nose and excessive salivation.

• Schuessler salt No. 11 is the drug of choice for inflammation of the tooth roots. It strengthens connective tissue in the oral cavity and is the drug of choice for periodontal disease and periodontitis without pronounced accompanying symptoms.

• Schuessler salt No. 12 – prescribed for purulent inflammation in the dental area, and for the formation of fistulas.

Dissolve 2-3 tablets of each chosen salt 2 times a day on an empty stomach, wash down with plenty of clean water.