Although it was nearly 5 years ago, I can still remember the pain like it was yesterday. It was an upper right tooth, I knew that for sure, but I could never tell exactly which one because the pain was so bad.

At its least, it was just a small surge of pain. But, when it really hit me, it felt like something was attacking every nerve in my head with a jackhammer.

Even worse than the pain itself was the fact that I had to give up so many of my favorite foods. No sugar or sweets for me. I was pretty much forced to eat soup, or at best, a little pasta.

I finally visited my dentist after suffering with the pain on my own for about a year and a half.

After looking me over, he suggested it was my premolar and told me I needed a root canal and a crown put on immediately to get rid of the pain. Yep...MAJOR SURGERY!

It seemed to work...until about a month later. I started having pain from the same area, except this time it was even worse. The pain was also above my tooth and my entire face would throb.

My next step was visiting an Endodontist. He checked out the premolar, as well as the teeth in the front and back, and decided it was definitely the tooth that had had the root canal that was causing so much pain. At this time, he referred me to an Oral Surgeon.

The Oral Surgeon decided that I needed an apicoectomy which I scheduled for the following week.

Well, after the surgery, the Oral Surgeon told me it went perfectly. He had to scrape my sinus a bit from the infection, but that I was going to be fine.

It wasn't more than a week or so after the surgery that I was in massive pain...but oddly enough, it felt like the "tooth" itself hurt, even though there should have been no feeling. Plus, I started to have a lot of facial pains in my sinus, as well as severe headaches.

So, I went back in and had an MRI done. He told me there was no sinus damage, but the tooth kept bothering me.

Finally, I went back to the Oral Surgeon and had the tooth extracted. Unfortunately, the pain didn't go away. It felt like the same pain as before, coming from the area where there was no longer a tooth.

I was desperate for a solution (and the doctors and dentists couldn't help), so I did what any normal person does – I "googled" it on the Internet.

I did some research and found out that I was not alone. Countless others suffered from mild to severe toothaches, but no one had found a cure that worked. Most would just medicate with prescription painkillers such as Codeine, Hydrocodone, Vicodin, and Percocet. I did not want to get addicted to drugs.

After feeling emotions of fear and frustration for about a week, I decided there was no way I was going to let this chronic toothache take control of my life any longer. Surely there must be a way to get rid of it without drugs. I decided to go on a mission and find out the truth for myself.

I committed myself to learning anything and everything about chronic tooth pain and how to get rid of it without the use of drugs.

I went on a mission to discover why so many people suffered from debilitating toothaches. I went to natural therapists, homeopathic doctors, and even a Chinese herbalist but they couldn’t help me. I took a slew of herbal medicines but nothing worked. My toothache was still there.

After months of searching, I finally found the solution while researching out the Polynesian tribes who enjoy excellent tooth health without the dental technology we in developed countries have. There are remote tribes across the globe that defy the odds and still have their teeth well into their 70's and beyond. It was quite simple, really, and not only attacked the toothache pain, but addressed the overall health of my teeth.

I had been on quite the journey to uncover something that really worked and I must admit, I was skeptical at first when I tried it. But the evidence was right there in front of my eyes. I decided that I might as well try it and see what happened. I had nothing to lose anyway so why not?

I truly didn’t think I would EVER get rid of this chronic pain that had tormented me for so long. However, I desperately wanted to feel better and I wanted this pain GONE FOR GOOD, so I decided to give it my best try.