Every : Every dentist who has treated me in the past, considers severe tooth pain to be urgent. If your dental clinic becomes aware that you are suffering from severe pain, i would be surprised if they did not find a way to get you seen. If you have been too busy, to make an appointment, i suggest that you try to make it a priority. Depending on the location, what feels like a toothache might actually have a different cause. For instance, feeling pain into the tooth area with a maxillary sinus infection.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Your : Your condition cannot wait. You must make the visit to the dentist your priority over any and all other obligations, including work. There is always a dentist who is looking to help you. Find him/her by being available when they are and you will be seen sooner than you think. Forget the otc meds... Your problem is beyond their abilities if you describe your pain as "horrible". Best of luck to you.
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Pain : Pain is at the top of the priority pyramid and there will be a dental practice that will see you immediately. Make some calls and forget the otc meds.
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MAY : May i suggest that you try a pain killer like tulenol. The pills and oinment you have been using are not going to touch your toothache you need a pain killer and a dentist. Naproxen is a non steroidal anti inflammatory drug that will reduce inflammation but not necessarily stop pain. Stop self medicating and go to a dentist. Dr. Neil mcleod dds dentistry that lasts - quality that counts.
Answered 10/4/2016
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