1 Dunk the tea bags a few times in the water to fully hydrate, then leave submerged with the strings hanging over the side of the pot. After 5 minutes, remove the bags and discard.  Add the sugar to the tea. Stir until the sugar is completely dissolved.
A thin paste of baking soda and water may take the sting out of mouth sores. Cotton swabs are ideal for applying the paste to canker sores, as the soft tip minimizes irritation. You can also try dabbing a small amount of milk of magnesia on the sores. A warm saltwater rinse may provide relief. Swish the salt water around your mouth for 30 to 60 seconds, then spit it out. Each of these remedies can be repeated several times a day until the sores heal.
However this type of natural remedy for toothaches can cause some amount of awkwardness because of the foul odor. The use of cloves is one of the age-old home remedies for tooth pain. The oil of cloves known as Eugenol is in fact used in many dental products and toothpastes. Thanks to its antimicrobial properties and potency as a natural painkiller, cloves can be used to treat toothaches.