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How to Ease a Toothache Until Your Dentist Appointment

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Ease a Toothache Until Your Dentist Appointment

A toothache can be your worst nightmare. If you have already made an appointment with your dentist, here are some tips to help ease your pain until you get there.

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    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Clove oil
    • Cotton ball
    • Ice pack
    • Alcohol (to drink)
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        Use a cold pack. Ice works well and helps ease the throbbing. Do not use heat this can actually make things worse if the area is infected.

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        Clove oil is a remedy my mother in law swears by. Take a cotton ball and saturate it with the clove oil and then place it on tooth and bite down.

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        If the tooth is broken a piece of wax over the tooth can provide some relief, and wax really helps if the tooth has a jagged edge that is cutting you.

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        Alcohol works well too, that is, the drinking kind like vodka. I am not saying get drunk. Take a mouthful and swish over the sore tooth and then you can spit out or swallow your choice. This does seem to help though.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Even if tooth does start feeling better, make sure you keep your appointment with your dentist. Even if things feel better now, the pain will come back.

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