Nettle Nettle - Today the herbal practitioner has found many uses for the humble nettle. It is given to lessen bleeding in the mouth. It has anti-spastic, anti-psychotic, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory characteristics Certain products containing stinging nettle have shown, when applied to the skin, that it can reduce bleeding during surgery. The product, called Ankaferd blood stopper, is made up of alpinia, licorice, thyme, common grape vine and stinging nettle, and has also shown evidence of reducing bleeding after dental surgery.

Mighty Oak One of the strongest trees in the world. Oak bark includes tannins (phlobatannin, ellagitannins, gallic acid), and Querceti.
Oak - Galls are even higher in tannins than the bark. Oak also contains the minerals manganese, calcium, iron, and zinc. The high tannin content is responsible for a wide range of its activity. Tannins bind with protein of the tissues thus making them impermeable to bacterial invasion and infection while at the same time strengthening the tissues. Oak bark is one of the strongest natural astringent herbs available. It provides not only great astringent properties, but anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties as well. Oak bark's astringent properties helps tighten tissues and strengthen blood vessels making it ideal for helping weak and bleeding gums. The blood-clotting properties active in Oak bark are also essential in helping to heal damaged gums.

Greater Celandine Clinical trials have supported that traditional use of extracts from Celandine have demonstrated that,
Celandine - has anti-inflammatory properties and can also help protect against damaging bacteria in the mouth. It is another "protein" amino acid found in the proteins of all life forms. It can also help to protect gum tissue and is a powerful antioxidant.

Neem Loaded with nutrients, neem oil is also used in natural skin care products because it contains high levels of antioxidants that help protect the skin from environmental damage. Neem also helps fight free radical damage damage in the skin because it contains carotenoids, which provide high antioxidant compounds. As a result, cold-pressed neem oil and neem extracts are widely used in cosmetics such as soap, hair products, cosmetics, hand creams and pet shampoos. Since neem is also especially high in important fatty acids and vitamin E and can quickly penetrate outer layers of skin, it is extremely effective in healing dry and damaged skin.

Calendula -Its anti-inflammatory properties work against swollen, irritated gums and its antibacterial properties deal with these germs. Calendula is effective in reducing dental plaque and gingivitis adjunctive to scaling in a study published on NCIB.mlm.nih.gov done by Indian Society of Periodontology J Indian Soc Periodontolv.17(6); Nov-Dec 2013 PMC3917203 Anti-inflammatory linoleic acid is also found in high concentrations in calendula. Its powerful anti-inflammatory properties make it a potent remedy for all kinds of inflammatory issues like diaper rash, dermatitis, ear infections, ulcers, sore throats and more. Calendula are sometimes used in mouthwash to treat gum infections as well.

Chamomile High Source of Antioxidants. Now many studies with Chamomile tea are showing what we have known for decades which is that it appears to boost the immune system and fight infections. According to researchers in the 26 January issue of the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. The main antioxidant components extracted from chamomile flowers are the terpenoid group of antioxidants, including chamazulene and acetylene derivatives. Chamomile is sometimes called an “herbal aspirin” since it’s been a popular home remedy for lowering pain for centuries.
Chamomile flowers are used alone or in combination with other anti-inflammatory foods to reduce pain, congestion, swelling and redness. They’re effective at reducing facial swelling, skin irritations, toothaches, pain from infections and underlying issues of inflammation. This is the reason chamomile extract is commonly added to beauty products like facial or body lotions, toothpastes, and bath soaps.

Sliver Fir It is worth knowing that Silver Fir has powerful healing properties. It has antiseptic, toning, deodorizing and breath stimulating effects. This Silver Fir essence soothes the irritation in the gum's tract. It helps reduce the inflammation in the gums.

Clove is known for it Anti-bacterial, anti-parasitic and antioxidant protection. Medicinal properties and health benefits of cloves. The active principles in the clove are known to have antioxidant, antiseptic, local anesthetic, anti-inflammatory, rubefacient (warming and soothing), carminative and anti-flatulent properties. The spice contains health benefiting essential oils such as eugenol.

Sage sage curbs the growth and spread of bacterial and fungal infections; it can also stop the dangerous behavior of bacteria entering our body through water or food. These antibacterial properties protect the colon, intestines, urinary tract and excretory system. Clary sage is also antiseptic, so wounds will not become infected with germs when you apply this essential oil to them. This beneficial property will protect wounds and heal cuts, and it will help your body to heal quickly.
A 2015 study published in Postepy Dermatol Alergol journal found that clary sage oil may be applied to treat wounds and skin infections because of its antimicrobial properties. The results indicated that clay sage essential oil has strong antistaphylococcal activity against clinical strains isolated from wound infections — the oil was active against strains, including Staphylococcus aureus, S. epidermidis and S. xylosus.

Yarrow Yarrow is believed to have originated in the milder climates of Europe and Asia and has been around for over 3,000 years. In more recent times, yarrow has been used in connection with a number of health conditions including menstrual ailments and bleeding hemorrhoids. Yarrow has been employed for natural wound treatment for centuries. The chemical achilleine present in this herb is known for its ability to stop bleeding. In powdered form, it can be sprinkled on wounds to not only stop bleeding, but also to to dull pain.

Tea Tree Oil - Tea tree, also known as melaleuca, is well-known for its powerful antiseptic properties and ability to treat wounds. Tea tree oil (TTO), the volatile essential oil derived mainly from the Australian native plant Melaleuca alternifolia has been widely used throughout Australia for at least the past 100 years. And for over seven decades, it has been documented in numerous medical studies to kill many strains of bacteria, viruses and fungi.

Echinacea The University of Maryland Medical Center also reports that the portion of the plant that grows above ground is the most effective. Interestingly, in Germany, dietary herbs are regulated by the government, and above ground parts of the Echinacea purpurea species are actually approved as natural remedies for urinary tract infections, upper respiratory tract infections, colds and slow-healing wounds. Echinacea is also a fantastic remedy for a whole slew of infections. According to the NIH, taking echinacea and applying a medicated cream to the skin can lower the rate of reoccurring vaginal infections by to 16 percent, compared to simply taking the medicine alone.