NSAIDs : Nsaids (advil, ibuprofen, motrin, aleve, (naproxen) naprosyn, etc.) are much more effective at controlling dental pain than opiates (hydrocodone, vicodin). Need to make sure not infected as you may need antibiotics. Rinsing with lukewarm salt water & flossing can help. Can also try mouth rinse with a little whisky or cognac. Get seen at a county clinic or work with your dentist to fix bad ones fixed first.
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Dental School: There is a dental school in columbus, an hour and a half drive from ashford. I'm sure they can see you for reduced fees. You can also seek care at a dental clinic in your area, or a hospital residency program. Medications, regardless of which ones you take, will very soon become ineffective, so start calling now.
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No choice: You can't fix this yourself--it's not a diy project. There's no otc that will "cure" you. You need professional help. Talk to the dentist about a payment plan.
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