TOOTHACE

Plants used traditionally seing Datura to treat dental disease directly or combined with other materials. Its roots have properties relieve tooth pain, how to use them are:

1. Rubbing the roots of the gums are sore tooth.

2. Plus ginger root, crushed and then placed on the gums as a pain reliever.

3. Mixture of lime juice (1 tablespoon), mill Adenostemma lavenia warak leaves (1 tbsp), Datura mill roots (1 tbsp), then pour boiling water with salt water (3 / 4 cup), squeeze and strain. Used to rinse his mouth for several minutes.

4. Datura roots (50 g), leaf legetan (10 sheets), turmeric (10 g) finely ground, brewed with boiling water, filtered, used to rinse and then drunk after being given a bit of salt.

The leaves are often used to treat swelling due to toothache, by the way:

1. Datura leaves, onion, and ginger crushed and then compress on the swollen spot.

2. Collision leaves are used as a cream to treat toothache.

Seeds are used to relieve toothache by putting dried beans on top of Datura skillet heat fed coconut oil, coconut shell and then closed the hole, the smoke blown-breathe into the mouth by using a bamboo funnel for 15 to 1 hour.

As antidotum, in case of poisoning, Datura used a mixture of ginger and green coconut water to drink

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Datura Metel

Perform self-medication when sick is a reflection of people's behavior toward the onset of symptoms a disease. One form of self-medication is the traditional way. Materials / traditional medicine in some areas known to be beneficial to clean the teeth and mouth and reduce complaints of pain due to dental disease, but not to heal. Thus, the use of traditional medicine is a temporary measure only which means it should still be taken care by a dentist.

Traditional medicine is the ingredient or ingredients in the form of plant material, animals, minerals, or mixtures of these materials which were hereditary used for treatment based on experience. One of the plants used as traditional medicine in the treatment of dental and mouth is a cone-shaped tree.

Amethyst has the scientific name Datura species fastuosa, and Datura metel Linn. In some areas, amethyst is known by the name of a similar crate kucubung (Sunda) and kachobung (Madura).

Amethyst including clump plant type which has a main stem and thick wood, much branched, growing to a height of less than 2 meters. Leaves oval-shaped and notched at the edges sharp. Cone-shaped flowers resemble white trumpet and violet. The fruit is almost round which one end is supported by a short stalk bunches and strongly attached.

Fruit cone-shaped exterior is coated in the thorns and it contains small seeds are brownish yellow. Amethyst grown at low altitude ground 800 meters above sea level. In addition to growing wild in the fields, amethyst is often planted in the garden or yard.

All parts of plants amethyst, namely roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds, contain alkaloid compounds. Alkaloid content of most present in the roots and seeds, can reach 0.4 to 0.9%. leaves and flowers range from 0.2 to 0.3%.

Some alkaloids consisted of Atropine (is antikholinergik), Hyoscyamin (is antikholinergik), scopolamine (is antikholinergik), hyoscine, fatty substances, and Calcium Oxalate, atropine and scopolamine clinical effect in principle be used to stop the spasms in the treatment of colitis spasti, gastroentritis, and peptic ulcer disease.

Also used to reduce respiratory tract secretions during anesthesia, gastric secretion in peptic ulcer treatment as well as nasal and sinus secretions in the treatment of colds and allergies. In the state of iritis is used to prevent adhesions between the iris and lens of the eye.

Atropine also is on state antidotum poisoning. Scopolamine have depresen activity in the central nervous system and is used as a cure motion sickness. It used to be combined with morphine and scopolamine is used as a sedative and premedication. Because quite dangerous, these products are now banned. At this time of scopolamine is used widely in combination with anti-histamine.

Symptoms of poisoning that can arise in the use of atropine and scopolamine are rast skin, dry mouth, difficulty urinating, eye pain, and sensitive to light. Patients were given antacids such as alumina gel to inhibit drug resorbsi.

In the field of dentistry, Atropine (0-6 mg) may be administered orally to reduce the salivary secretion resulting in dry work areas.

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