or do you suffer and hope it goes away...i have met a few people lately who would rather suffer the pain than have the dentist pull the tooth...i don't understand how anyone would rather suffer toothache than have it removed it only takes a couple of minutes...oh yeah thats asuming you can find a dentist
If you have tooth ache do you go and have it sorted?
I had severe tooth ache a couple of weeks ago and trust me it is much better to go to the dentist and get it seen to than put up with the pain as it is unlikely to go away.
Reply:A Tooth ache can an will only get worse and the rest of your teeth are in need of save my tooth life or else
gum your food to death
Reply:omg! for real? well id rather see teh dentist, a good one! god! i hate my current 1, he cant even answer a few simple questions!
Reply:You won't necessarily have to have it pulled out. Good thing for a tooth ache is to rub clove oil onto the affected area. Try this for a few days before seeing a dentist.
Reply:You are most unlikely to need an extraction More likely the tooth will be saved with afilling if you act quickly.
Make an appointment with your dentist ASAP?
Furthermore if you brush your teeth for two minutes morning and night, avoid eating sweets, you may hardly ever need a dentist.
Reply:it will get worse and worse i made this mistake once, never again
fur boots
Monday, November 16, 2009
I have a tooth ache but can't get into see my dentist till tomorrow afternoon?
besides rubbing cocaine on my tooth to numb it,what else can i do to help ease the pain...jk about the coke*wink*
I have a tooth ache but can't get into see my dentist till tomorrow afternoon?
From experience.......
It will help if you trade off taking tylenol, then 4 to 6 hours later take advil, then 4 to 6 hours later take the tylenol again ,,, and keep trading off like that.
Rinse every hour with warm salt water, or 1 part of peroxide and 5 parts water and rinse with that .
I've heard that if you wet a tea bag and set it on the area it will help.., and if you smoke, don't! The sucking action of the mouth like smoking or drinking out of a straw will make it really worse.
Good luck!!
Reply:TO BAD JUST WAIT!
Reply:Use anbesol or oragel on the tooth. Also take some ibuprofen or naproxen for the pain. Cloves are good to use too.
Reply:wash your mouth with hot water and salt, take a pill it will help!!!!
Reply:I bought this toothache medicine that looks like a paintbrush in a thin meteal tube.I bought it at Tops grocery store for about 6$ %26amp; it worked great.
Reply:orjel ... a lot of it b/c it doesn't last long
Reply:anbesol can help you for few mins, or put ice to ease the bump
take Advil, it's the best medicine I had for tooth pain, but it takes 15 to 20 mins to get affective, and you need to take every 4 hours to keep the pain away. and be careful, don't over take it.
Reply:I would just pul that toth out, i always yused 2 get tooth aches but i ended up pulling out all of my teath so , my problum is solved
Reply:Take 4 Ibuprofren every 4-6 hours along with the oragel or ambesol.
Reply:I feel your pain - I just went through a similar experience that ended with a root canal. All I did was take Motrin every 2-4 hours and avoid chewing on that side. Sorry about your tooth...good luck.
Reply:You probably have an infection. I suggest you boil water with enough salt, bring that to a boil and let the water cool down alittle. Make sure it's warm enough where you can tolerate it in your mouth. Rinse and you will feel 100% better!! Hope you feel better.
Reply:Call the dentist. If you are in a lot of pain ask for a prescription for some pain pills. They did it for me they should do it for you.
Reply:Take Advil or Tylenol, or Anbesol can also be helpful, but I don't like it, because it tastes icky.
Reply:Go get some of that Ambesol that you can rub on them!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Get to the drug store for some "Anbusol" and rub that in
I have a tooth ache but can't get into see my dentist till tomorrow afternoon?
From experience.......
It will help if you trade off taking tylenol, then 4 to 6 hours later take advil, then 4 to 6 hours later take the tylenol again ,,, and keep trading off like that.
Rinse every hour with warm salt water, or 1 part of peroxide and 5 parts water and rinse with that .
I've heard that if you wet a tea bag and set it on the area it will help.., and if you smoke, don't! The sucking action of the mouth like smoking or drinking out of a straw will make it really worse.
Good luck!!
Reply:TO BAD JUST WAIT!
Reply:Use anbesol or oragel on the tooth. Also take some ibuprofen or naproxen for the pain. Cloves are good to use too.
Reply:wash your mouth with hot water and salt, take a pill it will help!!!!
Reply:I bought this toothache medicine that looks like a paintbrush in a thin meteal tube.I bought it at Tops grocery store for about 6$ %26amp; it worked great.
Reply:orjel ... a lot of it b/c it doesn't last long
Reply:anbesol can help you for few mins, or put ice to ease the bump
take Advil, it's the best medicine I had for tooth pain, but it takes 15 to 20 mins to get affective, and you need to take every 4 hours to keep the pain away. and be careful, don't over take it.
Reply:I would just pul that toth out, i always yused 2 get tooth aches but i ended up pulling out all of my teath so , my problum is solved
Reply:Take 4 Ibuprofren every 4-6 hours along with the oragel or ambesol.
Reply:I feel your pain - I just went through a similar experience that ended with a root canal. All I did was take Motrin every 2-4 hours and avoid chewing on that side. Sorry about your tooth...good luck.
Reply:You probably have an infection. I suggest you boil water with enough salt, bring that to a boil and let the water cool down alittle. Make sure it's warm enough where you can tolerate it in your mouth. Rinse and you will feel 100% better!! Hope you feel better.
Reply:Call the dentist. If you are in a lot of pain ask for a prescription for some pain pills. They did it for me they should do it for you.
Reply:Take Advil or Tylenol, or Anbesol can also be helpful, but I don't like it, because it tastes icky.
Reply:Go get some of that Ambesol that you can rub on them!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Get to the drug store for some "Anbusol" and rub that in
How is a tooth ache cured with a home rememedy?
Can an in the tooth infection affect a heart murmer?
How is a tooth ache cured with a home rememedy?
oil of clove on tooth...ancient remedy.
Reply:Try holding hydrogen peroxide in your mouth or putting a crushed asprin on the tooth. Shouldn't affect heart murmur.
Reply:A tooth ache caused by an infection can be cured 1 of 2 ways: 1- treatment by a qualified medical professional
2- your bodies natural ability to fight off infection.
Although there may be many theories of wholistic healing, there are none that are scientifically proven to cure an infection.
Any infection can affect a heart murmur. That's why you really should go to a dentist.
Reply:dont worry about your hear murmer but it depends on whats up with your tooth, odds are the longer you go without dental care the worse and more expensive it will get. but if its infected, an old jail remedy is dip a q-tip in bleach and dab the infected area.mouth wash is great for killing bacteria in the mean while
Reply:I'm not sure about the heart murmer, but I know that you can put a BC headache powder on the infected tooth, it will stop the pain for a while.
Reply:a tooth infection can effect about anything a tooth infection is also a poison that is in your gums that can enter your blood stream. my husband and i have has such problems. i have sense had those teeth removed and my husband had to have major surgery to get his out. his face swelled like the elephant man, if they didn't catch it it would have reached his brain and in the heart issue you bring up, you should also think of where a tooth infection can hit that can kill than just mummer. rinse with strong mouthwash to help cut some of the pain. it will hurt at first, but also numb it a bit, warm washcloth on the area of the jaw near the tooth also. some say to suck on a aspirin in the tooth's location. some also rinse with peroxide without swallow to help kill the pain. if a blister is near the infection, pop It and drain it like a zit, sound gross, but it helped my husband. we went to our local dental college and paid less than a regular dentist to have it pulled. check your area or that if money for dental is hard. even help centers sometimes get dentist volunteering their time to pull teeth, not much else in fear of being sued. hope this helps.
Reply:try advil or tylenol for the pain. use an ice pack on the jaw. brush and floss more often.
get to the dentist and/or urgent care for medical treatment.
an infection can lead to worse than a heart murmur.
Reply:Try a bit of raw parsley, chew it a little then stick it on the sore tooth. Not sure about the heart . If you are concerned, seek medical help.
How is a tooth ache cured with a home rememedy?
oil of clove on tooth...ancient remedy.
Reply:Try holding hydrogen peroxide in your mouth or putting a crushed asprin on the tooth. Shouldn't affect heart murmur.
Reply:A tooth ache caused by an infection can be cured 1 of 2 ways: 1- treatment by a qualified medical professional
2- your bodies natural ability to fight off infection.
Although there may be many theories of wholistic healing, there are none that are scientifically proven to cure an infection.
Any infection can affect a heart murmur. That's why you really should go to a dentist.
Reply:dont worry about your hear murmer but it depends on whats up with your tooth, odds are the longer you go without dental care the worse and more expensive it will get. but if its infected, an old jail remedy is dip a q-tip in bleach and dab the infected area.mouth wash is great for killing bacteria in the mean while
Reply:I'm not sure about the heart murmer, but I know that you can put a BC headache powder on the infected tooth, it will stop the pain for a while.
Reply:a tooth infection can effect about anything a tooth infection is also a poison that is in your gums that can enter your blood stream. my husband and i have has such problems. i have sense had those teeth removed and my husband had to have major surgery to get his out. his face swelled like the elephant man, if they didn't catch it it would have reached his brain and in the heart issue you bring up, you should also think of where a tooth infection can hit that can kill than just mummer. rinse with strong mouthwash to help cut some of the pain. it will hurt at first, but also numb it a bit, warm washcloth on the area of the jaw near the tooth also. some say to suck on a aspirin in the tooth's location. some also rinse with peroxide without swallow to help kill the pain. if a blister is near the infection, pop It and drain it like a zit, sound gross, but it helped my husband. we went to our local dental college and paid less than a regular dentist to have it pulled. check your area or that if money for dental is hard. even help centers sometimes get dentist volunteering their time to pull teeth, not much else in fear of being sued. hope this helps.
Reply:try advil or tylenol for the pain. use an ice pack on the jaw. brush and floss more often.
get to the dentist and/or urgent care for medical treatment.
an infection can lead to worse than a heart murmur.
Reply:Try a bit of raw parsley, chew it a little then stick it on the sore tooth. Not sure about the heart . If you are concerned, seek medical help.
I had very strong tooth ache, though I know I don't have cavities nor infections?
The pain kept moving from one tooth to another, it happened several times and some of those times painkillers worked, other times they had no effect at all. I suspect it could be because of a wisdom tooth that is growing now, it's half way out, and the pain was mostly on that side too. I don't have the possibility to see a dentist at the moment (and for the next week). Do you have any clue what this could be?
I had very strong tooth ache, though I know I don't have cavities nor infections?
You didn't say if it was an upper tooth or a lower one...but that could have caused your pain either way. All the nerves are connected...However, it may also be an infection in the gum..hard to say.
You can use Ibuprofen ..it helps with both pain and inflammation, but check with your pharmacist about taking it together with the pain killers.
*Warm saltwater rinses
*Mix 1/2 water and 1/2 Hydrogen peroxide and rinse with that
DON'T swallow it, but if there is any infection around the
incoming wisdom tooth, it will help. A lot of times, if the tooth is half in and half out, bacteria will build up under the gum...called Pericoronitis.
* Anbesol or Orajel
Keep the area around the wisdom tooth really clean!!!
Good Luck..hope you feel better soon.
Reply:Its could be your sinus' that can cause sore teeth.
Reply:You could be right about the wisdom tooth being the culprit. It may be pushing on the other teeth as it grows out, causing them to hurt. If that is what it is, you'll just have to live with it until you can see a dental examination to determine if extraction of the wisdom tooth is needed. If your other teeth are straight now, it's possible for your wisdom tooth to push against them until they are crooked. You don't want that. The other thing it could be is an abscessed tooth. An infection growing under the tooth, and under the skin that may not be visible. If this is what it is..your pain will get worse, MUCH worse as the infection grows. If this happens, you need to find a way to go to the dentist. You'll be given antibiotics to stop the infection and the pain. I've been there, it's awful. Good luck.
Reply:MICHELLE,
IF YOUR WISDOM TEETH ARE GROWING IN THESE ARE CLASSIC SIGNS OF TEETHING. EAT A SOFTER FOOD DIET AND DON'T CHEW ON HARD FOODS. IN TIME ALL WILL BE WELL.
I had very strong tooth ache, though I know I don't have cavities nor infections?
You didn't say if it was an upper tooth or a lower one...but that could have caused your pain either way. All the nerves are connected...However, it may also be an infection in the gum..hard to say.
You can use Ibuprofen ..it helps with both pain and inflammation, but check with your pharmacist about taking it together with the pain killers.
*Warm saltwater rinses
*Mix 1/2 water and 1/2 Hydrogen peroxide and rinse with that
DON'T swallow it, but if there is any infection around the
incoming wisdom tooth, it will help. A lot of times, if the tooth is half in and half out, bacteria will build up under the gum...called Pericoronitis.
* Anbesol or Orajel
Keep the area around the wisdom tooth really clean!!!
Good Luck..hope you feel better soon.
Reply:Its could be your sinus' that can cause sore teeth.
Reply:You could be right about the wisdom tooth being the culprit. It may be pushing on the other teeth as it grows out, causing them to hurt. If that is what it is, you'll just have to live with it until you can see a dental examination to determine if extraction of the wisdom tooth is needed. If your other teeth are straight now, it's possible for your wisdom tooth to push against them until they are crooked. You don't want that. The other thing it could be is an abscessed tooth. An infection growing under the tooth, and under the skin that may not be visible. If this is what it is..your pain will get worse, MUCH worse as the infection grows. If this happens, you need to find a way to go to the dentist. You'll be given antibiotics to stop the infection and the pain. I've been there, it's awful. Good luck.
Reply:MICHELLE,
IF YOUR WISDOM TEETH ARE GROWING IN THESE ARE CLASSIC SIGNS OF TEETHING. EAT A SOFTER FOOD DIET AND DON'T CHEW ON HARD FOODS. IN TIME ALL WILL BE WELL.
I have a terrible tooth ache and the tooth must just be extracted but I'm 22 weeks pregnant and........?
I was just telling my mom that about it and she told me I can never have an extraction while pregnant is this true?? Today I woke up and my right ear [this is on the same side as the problem tooth] is half closed. Maybe the infection has is affecting my ear too?? Anyone knows anything about it??
I have a terrible tooth ache and the tooth must just be extracted but I'm 22 weeks pregnant and........?
I beg to differ. I had eight teeth pulled while 5 1/2 months pregnant. The nerves died in my teeth causing extreme pain. My daughter was born just fine. There was no way I could have stayed like that until she was born. You having an infection can be dangerous too.
Reply:Hope you are the baby are doing fine. Report It
Reply:I had my molars removed when pregnant with my first child. They numb you with novacain and that's it...
Reply:Watch the movie , 'cast away' and save some $$ it won't hurt the baby, just get your skates resharpened before next skating season.
Reply:See a dentist immediately. They will treat the infection, which will make a huge difference. They will also remove the tooth if absolutely necessary, but usually wait until after birth for that. The dentist will fit you in as this is an emergency.
Reply:HI you can have your tooth out if your dentist is a good one. They use different medicines now to help. You will be antibiotics before they extract. Go to the dentist and tell him to give you antibiotics, tell him you are pregnant so they can give you the right ones.
All the best.
Reply:I had a ton of dental work done while I was pregnant, the rule of thumb is that you just can't a freezing in the frist trimester. The second is fine, and as for the third my doctor said sure, but my dentist said no.
Reply:I didn't have teeth pulled while pregnant, but I did chip a tooth and had to have it filled. Two things my dentist did that you should see about:
1) if they take x-rays, have them use a shield that covers your neck as well as your chest/tummy
2) there is different pain/numbing medication that is safe to use while pregnant, although it wears off faster so you may need a second dose
As for your ear, you should tell your doctor about it and see what they say.
Hope this helps! Best wishes for the dentistry and the baby!
Reply:You can get your tooth extracted, especially in the second trimester. It is better to get it done, than for the infection to spread to the baby. And yes, the infection can be causing the ear problem.
From the American Pregnancy Association website:
Dental Work during Pregnancy Preventive dental cleanings and annual exams during pregnancy are not only safe, but are recommended. The rise in hormone levels during pregnancy causes the gums to swell, bleed, and trap food causing increased irritation to your gums. Preventive dental work is essential to avoid oral infections such as gum disease, which has been linked to preterm birth.
What about other regular dental work during pregnancy?
Dental work such as cavity fillings and crowns should be treated to reduce the chance of infection. If dental work is done during pregnancy, the second trimester is ideal. Once you reach the third trimester, it may be very difficult to lie on your back for an extended period of time.
The safest course of action is to postpone all unnecessary dental work until after the birth. However, sometimes emergency dental work such as a root canal or tooth extraction is necessary.
Elective treatments, such as teeth whitening and other cosmetic procedures, should be postponed until after the birth. It is best to avoid exposing the developing baby to any risks, even if they are minimal.
What about medications used in dental work during pregnancy?
Currently, there are conflicting studies about possible adverse effects on the developing baby from medications used during dental work. Lidocaine is the most commonly used drug for dental work. Lidocaine (Category B) does cross the placenta after administration.
If dental work is needed, the amount of anesthesia administered should be as little as possible, but still enough to make you comfortable. If you are experiencing pain, request additional numbing. When you are comfortable, the amount of stress on you and the baby is reduced. Also, the more comfortable you are, the easier it is for the anesthesia to work.
Dental work often requires antibiotics to prevent or treat infections. Antibiotics such as penicillin, amoxicillin, and clindamycin, which are labeled category B for safety in pregnancy, may be prescribed after your procedure.
What about x-rays used in dental work during pregnancy?
Routine x-rays, usually taken during annual exams, can usually be postponed until after the birth. X-rays are necessary to perform many dental procedures, especially emergencies. According to the American College of Radiology, no single diagnostic x-ray has a radiation dose significant enough to cause adverse effects in a developing embryo or fetus.
Fetal organ development occurs during the first trimester; it is best to avoid all potential risks at this time if possible. If non-emergency dental work is needed during the third trimester, it is usually postponed until after the birth. This is to avoid the risk of premature labor and prolonged time lying on your back.
Suggestions for addressing your dental needs during pregnancy:
The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that pregnant women eat a balanced diet, brush their teeth thoroughly with an ADA-approved fluoride toothpaste twice a day, and floss daily
Have preventive exams and cleanings during your pregnancy
Let your dentist know you are pregnant
Postpone non-emergency dental work until the second trimester or until after delivery, if possible
Elective procedures should be postponed until after the delivery
Maintain healthy circulation by keeping your legs uncrossed while you sit in the dentist's chair
Take a pillow to help keep you and the baby more comfortable
Bring headphones and some favorite music
Reply:wonder if you have an abscess under your teeth?
Reply:Get the tooth extracted. the infection may affect your baby
Reply:I had a top wisdom tooth pulled out while i was pregnant no problems just some local anasthetic but it didnt really hurt.
I have a problem with my bottom wisdom tooth as it gets infected every 3-4 months as it has a flap of skin over it.
They wouldnt pull it out when i was pregnant as there is nerves around it and it needs proper surgery and anasthetics.
It really depends what tooth and where.
You want to avoid antibiotics for tooth infections but there is safe ones if neccessary.
I used safely advised by my dentist 1 drop of hydrodgen peroxide on my tooth/gum left it a minute and rinsed.3 times for 2 days
and stopped tooth infections that would normally be treated with antibiotics for over a week.
Reply:pls never have an extraction while your pregnant.
when i was pregnant, i sufferred for four months take note.. I SUFFRERRED for four gruelling months.Why? because you lose your strength.you feel weak if you have your tooth pulled out and that is why it is dangerous especially for conceiving women. and when i was having my labor, guess what? i still have my tooth ache..hehe
but i did not feel it anymore, because the pain of being a mother is the worst pain that a woman could have.
Pls bear with it for the meantime.
everything will pass.
gas scooter
I have a terrible tooth ache and the tooth must just be extracted but I'm 22 weeks pregnant and........?
I beg to differ. I had eight teeth pulled while 5 1/2 months pregnant. The nerves died in my teeth causing extreme pain. My daughter was born just fine. There was no way I could have stayed like that until she was born. You having an infection can be dangerous too.
Reply:Hope you are the baby are doing fine. Report It
Reply:I had my molars removed when pregnant with my first child. They numb you with novacain and that's it...
Reply:Watch the movie , 'cast away' and save some $$ it won't hurt the baby, just get your skates resharpened before next skating season.
Reply:See a dentist immediately. They will treat the infection, which will make a huge difference. They will also remove the tooth if absolutely necessary, but usually wait until after birth for that. The dentist will fit you in as this is an emergency.
Reply:HI you can have your tooth out if your dentist is a good one. They use different medicines now to help. You will be antibiotics before they extract. Go to the dentist and tell him to give you antibiotics, tell him you are pregnant so they can give you the right ones.
All the best.
Reply:I had a ton of dental work done while I was pregnant, the rule of thumb is that you just can't a freezing in the frist trimester. The second is fine, and as for the third my doctor said sure, but my dentist said no.
Reply:I didn't have teeth pulled while pregnant, but I did chip a tooth and had to have it filled. Two things my dentist did that you should see about:
1) if they take x-rays, have them use a shield that covers your neck as well as your chest/tummy
2) there is different pain/numbing medication that is safe to use while pregnant, although it wears off faster so you may need a second dose
As for your ear, you should tell your doctor about it and see what they say.
Hope this helps! Best wishes for the dentistry and the baby!
Reply:You can get your tooth extracted, especially in the second trimester. It is better to get it done, than for the infection to spread to the baby. And yes, the infection can be causing the ear problem.
From the American Pregnancy Association website:
Dental Work during Pregnancy Preventive dental cleanings and annual exams during pregnancy are not only safe, but are recommended. The rise in hormone levels during pregnancy causes the gums to swell, bleed, and trap food causing increased irritation to your gums. Preventive dental work is essential to avoid oral infections such as gum disease, which has been linked to preterm birth.
What about other regular dental work during pregnancy?
Dental work such as cavity fillings and crowns should be treated to reduce the chance of infection. If dental work is done during pregnancy, the second trimester is ideal. Once you reach the third trimester, it may be very difficult to lie on your back for an extended period of time.
The safest course of action is to postpone all unnecessary dental work until after the birth. However, sometimes emergency dental work such as a root canal or tooth extraction is necessary.
Elective treatments, such as teeth whitening and other cosmetic procedures, should be postponed until after the birth. It is best to avoid exposing the developing baby to any risks, even if they are minimal.
What about medications used in dental work during pregnancy?
Currently, there are conflicting studies about possible adverse effects on the developing baby from medications used during dental work. Lidocaine is the most commonly used drug for dental work. Lidocaine (Category B) does cross the placenta after administration.
If dental work is needed, the amount of anesthesia administered should be as little as possible, but still enough to make you comfortable. If you are experiencing pain, request additional numbing. When you are comfortable, the amount of stress on you and the baby is reduced. Also, the more comfortable you are, the easier it is for the anesthesia to work.
Dental work often requires antibiotics to prevent or treat infections. Antibiotics such as penicillin, amoxicillin, and clindamycin, which are labeled category B for safety in pregnancy, may be prescribed after your procedure.
What about x-rays used in dental work during pregnancy?
Routine x-rays, usually taken during annual exams, can usually be postponed until after the birth. X-rays are necessary to perform many dental procedures, especially emergencies. According to the American College of Radiology, no single diagnostic x-ray has a radiation dose significant enough to cause adverse effects in a developing embryo or fetus.
Fetal organ development occurs during the first trimester; it is best to avoid all potential risks at this time if possible. If non-emergency dental work is needed during the third trimester, it is usually postponed until after the birth. This is to avoid the risk of premature labor and prolonged time lying on your back.
Suggestions for addressing your dental needs during pregnancy:
The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that pregnant women eat a balanced diet, brush their teeth thoroughly with an ADA-approved fluoride toothpaste twice a day, and floss daily
Have preventive exams and cleanings during your pregnancy
Let your dentist know you are pregnant
Postpone non-emergency dental work until the second trimester or until after delivery, if possible
Elective procedures should be postponed until after the delivery
Maintain healthy circulation by keeping your legs uncrossed while you sit in the dentist's chair
Take a pillow to help keep you and the baby more comfortable
Bring headphones and some favorite music
Reply:wonder if you have an abscess under your teeth?
Reply:Get the tooth extracted. the infection may affect your baby
Reply:I had a top wisdom tooth pulled out while i was pregnant no problems just some local anasthetic but it didnt really hurt.
I have a problem with my bottom wisdom tooth as it gets infected every 3-4 months as it has a flap of skin over it.
They wouldnt pull it out when i was pregnant as there is nerves around it and it needs proper surgery and anasthetics.
It really depends what tooth and where.
You want to avoid antibiotics for tooth infections but there is safe ones if neccessary.
I used safely advised by my dentist 1 drop of hydrodgen peroxide on my tooth/gum left it a minute and rinsed.3 times for 2 days
and stopped tooth infections that would normally be treated with antibiotics for over a week.
Reply:pls never have an extraction while your pregnant.
when i was pregnant, i sufferred for four months take note.. I SUFFRERRED for four gruelling months.Why? because you lose your strength.you feel weak if you have your tooth pulled out and that is why it is dangerous especially for conceiving women. and when i was having my labor, guess what? i still have my tooth ache..hehe
but i did not feel it anymore, because the pain of being a mother is the worst pain that a woman could have.
Pls bear with it for the meantime.
everything will pass.
gas scooter
I have a real bad tooth ache?
My tooth needs to be pulled I know this already I just never got it taken care of (stupid me) but now it is hurting sooooo bad.I know the answer is go to the dentist however I can't get there until Thursday or Friday. I have been taking Motrin 800mg which work well however I only have one left and already my tooth is starting to hurt again. Somebody told me to put a hot tea bag inbetween my cheeck and tooth but I am not sure if that is going to work. Does anybody have any other idea?
I have a real bad tooth ache?
Hi some suggestions for you!
*Gargle with hot salty mouthwash this is an antiseptic
*Use Clove oil this is an anaesthetic
*Take paracetamol and ibuprofen combined this works really well with toothache
*Eat on the other side and stay away from cold food or drink
Reply:call your dentist and get a stronger prescription of meds
Reply:How old are you? If you're over 21, my mom used to gargle with vodka, and she said that helped. It kills any bacteria that are in there and kinda numbs the pain. It'll probably burn at first. And don't swallow it afterwards, or you'll just be drunk.
I have a real bad tooth ache?
Hi some suggestions for you!
*Gargle with hot salty mouthwash this is an antiseptic
*Use Clove oil this is an anaesthetic
*Take paracetamol and ibuprofen combined this works really well with toothache
*Eat on the other side and stay away from cold food or drink
Reply:call your dentist and get a stronger prescription of meds
Reply:How old are you? If you're over 21, my mom used to gargle with vodka, and she said that helped. It kills any bacteria that are in there and kinda numbs the pain. It'll probably burn at first. And don't swallow it afterwards, or you'll just be drunk.
I have a tooth ache!?
I have a wisdom tooth that came in and now my gums are growing up around it and on top of my tooth. I need to go to the dentist, but my insurance dosnt kick in for another month, what should I do? I cant afford to pay the dentist, they want almost 400 dollars up frount. Ouch! Who can afford that.
I have a tooth ache!?
If you can bare it....wait the month until your insurance kicks in.. try taking Tylenol for now. I know when I had my wisdom teeth in I took something call a pain-aid made by zee medical..they work like you wouldnt believe!!
Reply:Try to take an Aleve. If that doesn't work Jack Daniel will do the trick.
LC
Reply:ok
Reply:I cant afford that
Reply:aaawww....poor baby, i know it hurts. I know it's expensive. but you need to get that taken care of. It coulc develop into something worse and cost you more later. Put it on a credit card in the mean time. OUCH!
Reply:Soak your mouth in very salty warm water and try something like ambesol for the pain.
Reply:i know im only 11 but i have very bad teeth and orajel works for me ! when my baby teeth are gone i dont have any big teeth to grow in , i have had abscess on the same tooth 3 times and i think its back again!! well try orajel trust me it works!!!
I have a tooth ache!?
If you can bare it....wait the month until your insurance kicks in.. try taking Tylenol for now. I know when I had my wisdom teeth in I took something call a pain-aid made by zee medical..they work like you wouldnt believe!!
Reply:Try to take an Aleve. If that doesn't work Jack Daniel will do the trick.
LC
Reply:ok
Reply:I cant afford that
Reply:aaawww....poor baby, i know it hurts. I know it's expensive. but you need to get that taken care of. It coulc develop into something worse and cost you more later. Put it on a credit card in the mean time. OUCH!
Reply:Soak your mouth in very salty warm water and try something like ambesol for the pain.
Reply:i know im only 11 but i have very bad teeth and orajel works for me ! when my baby teeth are gone i dont have any big teeth to grow in , i have had abscess on the same tooth 3 times and i think its back again!! well try orajel trust me it works!!!
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