what is better to use for swollen advil, tylenol or asprin?

Question

my tooth is making the side of my face swollen.also what can i rince my tooth out with. it does not hurt just making my face swell out.?
thankyou

Answer 1

advil

Answer 2

For swelling, you want to take ibuprofen, which is an anti-inflammatory as well as a painkiller. Be careful not to overdo it though, as ibuprofen is one of the most damaging drugs to your body in the event of an overdose. No more than 800mgs every 4 to 6 hours for adults.

For rinsing out your mouth, I recommend hydrogen peroxide. Dilute it with an equal amount of water, though--it's too strong as it comes in the bottle. Hydrogen peroxide is a strong antibiotic, and doesn't have a harsh taste like Listerine, etc. After the hydrogen peroxide, you can gargle with warm salt water to help ease the pain a little, or apply an pain-killing ointment like Orajel, which has worked wonders for me.

Answer 3

Advil, because the motrin is an anti-inflammatory. It sounds like you may have an abscessed tooth and you need to see the dentist.

Answer 4

Swollen indicates infection, the pain killers wil just ease the pain, you need antibiotics for infection...Seems like a trip to the dentist is in order!
Mouth wash with salty water (small pinch to a glass of warm water) or an antibaterial mouthwash (more expensive but not particularly more effective).

Answer 5

I use tylenol for my swelling. You can use a salt water mix using warm water to rinse, or use listerine. You should try putting an ice pac on your face when you have time.

Answer 6

Advil and Tylenol are for pain relief so I would suggest Aspirin...and a trip to the dentist.

Answer 7

Ibuprofen is a great anti-inflammatory to take for swelling

Answer 8

rinse out you mouth with half Listerine and half peroxide. this will help with the infection and the pain which will take down the swelling