i have a toothache.what are the best way to deal with it except for panadol?

Question

p/s its because of the braces

Answer 1

When I had severe toothache the pharmacist recommeneded taking paracetamol & codeine combined which you can buy over the counter. After that I had the tooth pulled out, nothing worked better than that.

Answer 2

A good way to accept it is to rationalize it like this- Any woman who would expect you to put her before your child isn't the kind of woman you would want in your life anyway. You will find a special woman who will recognize that your daughter comes first. To deal with it- Plan dates around your time with your daughter. If you know she is having a sleep over at a friend's house or if she is going to her mothers- plan dates on those nights. Explain to your date that you have a daughter at home and that it would be best to rearrange the schedule accordingly. Also, lunch dates aren't a bad idea. Take a date to lunch, while your daughter is at school. You can have early dates. At 13 years old, I don't see a problem with leaving your daughter at home for a few hours. Just call it an early night and explain to your date that you have a 13 year old daughter waiting at home. Good luck!

Answer 3

if the braces are causing it, take some tylinol, or advil.

if its an actual tooth ache, then get some ambosol (its a gel you put on the tooth and it will numb it for a little while) but you should see a dentist to find the cause of it.

Answer 4

Try ponstan. It really works for pain killer and also you won’t feel drowsy after having it. It best to get back to the dentist to get it readjust cause wearing bracelet it suppose wont cause toothache.

Answer 5

Try using oragel on the specific spot and take either ibuprofen or naproxen for the pain.

Answer 6

Try rubbing a piece of ice on the back of your hand until it melts. It somehow desensitizes the nerves in your mouth.

Answer 7

go to the dentist and remove the braces