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What is the best pain killer to dull toothache after taking amox for an infection?
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Ibuprofen: The best otc pain killer to take for tooth pain is ibuprofen.
Answered 11/2/2016
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Ask your dentist: Your dentist should be able to recommend the proper pain killer for your specific problem, as only he or she knows your medical history, and the type of dental problems you are having.
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