Orajel doesn't help with my toothaches! pain meds don't work either! during the middle of the night or weekend, where should i go for tooth pain?

Dentist?: See dentist. If pain meds don't work you will likely need some dental intervention.

Warning: Pain is certainly unpleasant but it serves an important function: warning you of a problem. If you suppress the pain without addressing the underlying issue, it only get more complicated and potentially expensive. Get an exam!

Solve the problem!: If you recently had dental work, call your dentist. If you didn't, call your dentist. Like a splinter in your finger, dental pain exists because there is a problem. Would you take pain medication and antibiotics to manage the splinter? Not likely: you would take it out! don't just medicate, solve the problem & be well :-).

Endodontist: You need to attend to the cause of your problem instead of trying to quiet the symptoms. You probably have an abscessed tooth. You should see an endodontist.

OTC meds. Dentist: Take OTC pain meds until you see your dentist. There has to be a reason for toothache.

See your dentist: Take NSAID or Tylenol (acetaminophen) OTC and see your dentist.

Toothache: Most common cause is infection of the nerve of the tooth, from a cavity, or infected gums. Second most common cause is tooth fracture. Topical analgesic will not fix the infection or fracture. How to fix? See a Denoisy. There's nothing ou can buy on the shelf in the pharmacy or super market that will help. See a Dentist.Stop procrastinating. See a Dentist.