i got toothach what should i do?

Question

ok i got tooach its paining . a quick home remedi plz

Answer 1

You probably should get to the dentist. If you cant get an appointment, you should probably take asprin and put ice on it.

Answer 2

You need to see a dentist A.S.A.P. For now, take some ibuprofen if you don't have any health problems that would make that a dangerous thing to do (like allergy or sensitivity to ibuprofen or aspirin). Take some baking soda, with wet fingers, and pack a small blob if it in your cheek next to the tooth that is hurting. Spit out the baking soda as it dissolves in your cheek, and swish the saliva mixed with baking soda between and around the painful tooth/teeth. Bacteria that cause decay and infections in teeth produce acid as waste after eating the same sugars that you eat. Often times it is this acid that is the cause of a toothache, especially if this is the first time this tooth has bothered you. The baking soda with neutralize the acid and give you some relief. If you have a swelling or this tooth has hurt several times in the past, this remedy may not work. I hope this helps.

Answer 3

Over-the-counter pain medications such as acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil) may be used.

Take these as directed on the package and around the clock on a schedule while you arrange a dental appointment.

Avoid very cold or hot foods because this may make the pain worse.

Relief may be obtained from biting on a cotton ball soaked in oil of cloves. Oil of cloves is available at most drug stores.

For jaw pain aspirin may be helpful for problems in the joint of the jaw in adults.
Acetaminophen not aspirin should be used for children and teenagers.
If pain occurs every time you open your mouth widely, the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) may be the source of the pain.

Yawning or taking a large bite of food may intensify the pain. An appointment with your doctor or dentist will help to determine the cause.

Answer 4

i use ice pack outside the mouth.. or you can take pain relievers take it..
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/first-aid-toothache/FA00013

good luck.. feel better soon