I take 0.5mg of clonazepam at night for bed , but im also having tooth pain and im wondering if its safe to take an aleve (naproxen) even though i took my other medication already?

While there is no known drug drug interaction between naproxen and clonazepam, all meds should be taken for a limited amount of time and with clear goals. Side effects specific to each drug still apply and caution should be exercised.

Have your dentist diagnosis the tooth pain and treat it so you won't need naproxen or any other pain reliever. You will now sleep better with one less problem.

These medications may be taken together, as they have no known effect on one another.

No interaction. That said, analgesic will not cure the infection that is the probable cause of your tooth pain. No pill will cure an infection ted tooth. Analgesic will only block pain signal to your brain, allowing infection to worsen if it goes untreated. For tcure you need hands-on dental treatment, and the sooner the better.