How to apply urine as a mouthwash for teeth and gums (external application)

Dr Thakkar advises to fill your mouth with your own fresh urine (morning urine has the most therapeutic substances) and "wash" with it for 10 to 15 minutes to allow the gums to absorb its healing agents as deeply as possible. Repeat 3 - 4 times a day. This of course is very close to the practice of oil pulling (or water pulling) and may ideally combine the benefits of both!

Dr. Thakkar even asserts that using urine as a nightly mouthwash before bed will "give you lifetime guarantee for your teeth!"

For toothache, C. P. Mithal advises to rinse for 2 to 3 mins, 5 to 6 times, and then put a piece of cloth drenched in urine on the painful spot. He adds that urine 3 to 7 days old is more effective as a painkiller and that his own old urine applied with a piece of cloth even worked for a relative of his. For periodontitis, Mithal says to rinse several times daily for a minimum of two months, and to further speed up the healing by additionally drinking some morning urine.

Finally, after dental extractions (a practice hardly endorsed by Healing Teeth Naturally, see Tooth extraction risks), rinsing with urine every 15 to 30 minutes reportedly allows the wound to heal without pain and hardly or no swelling (urine treatment is in fact "famous" for its healing effect on wounds).

Personally I've found the "secret" to "painlessly" holding urine in the mouth lies in avoiding all contact with the upper tongue surface (where the majority of taste buds is located) by "bracing" the tongue against the palate. In this manner, hardly any taste sensation is perceivable while all the teeth are bathed in the fluid.