Toothache.?

Question

My teeth hurts i dont know why but it has a sealant on it. i tried using Ponstant but it doesnt last long now i cant sleep bec. of the pain. is there anyway to stop the pain longer? and what is clove oil anyway i read it i dont know where to get it. Im 14 BTW

I dont know why i have this but i have a sealant on it, it really doesnt have any hole at all.

Answer 1

oil of cloves, buy it at a health food store or pharmacy

Answer 2

I have 2 children and 1 on the way. The absolute worst pain I've ever been in was when I had nerve pain due to a horrible toothache. No joke. A normal toothache, no big deal but I don't think anything could be worse than nerve pain. ETA: I've never gone through labor without an epidural so I can't compare those 2.

Answer 3

The bottom line is that you really need to have that tooth repaired. Go back to your dentist and have your parents tell them to fix the sealant. It's probably too thick and putting pressure on the tooth.

To stop the pain in the meantime, boil and cool a chamomile tea bag. Drink the tea, it's calming, but remove the tea bag before adding sugar. Wrap the cooled teabag around your tooth and keep it there. Chamomile is both antiseptic and analgesic, and will numb your tooth for hours. It will also draw out abscesses in the mouth if you ever find that to be a problem.

This will sometimes take the pain away from a long standing problem in one treatment. It's happened to me, and to many people that I've recommended this to. One poor guy I chatted with once had had a sore tooth for 5 solid months, was going crazy with the pain, tried this, and was fine (and THRILLED!) in half an hour.

This should NOT be a substitute or an excuse for not seeing the dentist, however. When and if a professional screws up, they need to fix the problem. Chamomile should help to ease the pain, but will not fix the cause, and you really need to go back to that dentist and have him do so.

Answer 4

See a dentist, hun. At 14 years old, that's about your only option. You may have a pin hole somewhere....just enough to aggravate you. Sometimes my teeth will hurt from eating too much hard candy or chewing gum all day. You haven't been doing that, have you?
I don't know how long your teeth have been sealed, but on the average, the sealant last 3-5 years. Some longer.

Answer 5

If you have a toothache you need to see a dentist. It will continue to get worse and will cause serious infection if you don't get it taken care of.

Even if your family doesn't have any money, go to a dentist and tell them everything.

Answer 6

Toothaches are painful but can be prevented
by take suitable precautions. Avoid eating
food which will result in the formation of acid
in the mouth, brush teeth regularly with a fluoride
toothpaste. I found the information at
http://aches.in/preventtoothache.html

Answer 7

Your sealant is too thick and needs to be adjusted.. you have to go to the dentist and he or she can do that for you in about 5 minutes. The reason why you're uncomfortable is because your bite is off.. all that over the counter topical stuff isn't going to do anything for it.

Answer 8

After you eat, brush your teeth with NaCl (Table salt) but don not use toothpaste; use toothpaste when you're about to go to sleep, and use salt for refining your tooth. It works, dont worry... Thats how my grandmother died with solid teeth still inside of her mouth which is creepy because she was 80 (i know too much info)

Answer 9

a clove is a spice you can also try a piece of ginger root too
just cut a Small sliver of the ginger root and place it on your gum . it numbs it. it costs about 20 cents for a pretty big piece at your local supermarket.

Answer 10

It's common for the youthful, such as yourself.
try some ora-gel. If that doesn't suffice, tell mom to take you to the dentist.

Answer 11

i used to get a piece of cotton put whiskey on it then put it on your sore tooth hold it on with the tooth above/below that one or you can use vanilla extract on a piece of cotton and do it the same way