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Use an antiseptic rinse regularly and brush your teeth twice a day. This will help prevent toothaches in the first place, and will alleviate minor toothaches as well.
Apply garlic and salt to the tooth. Mash a clove of garlic together with a pinch of rock salt and apply the paste to the site of the toothache. Garlic has allicin, a powerful antibacterial compound. This is thought to help stop the bacteria which cause toothache.
Chew a clove of garlic every morning to continue to strengthen the effected tooth.
Get Orajel or a similar tooth desensitizing product. This will not treat the cause of the toothache, but it will temporarily numb it.
Take a painkiller. Aspirin, Tylenol, Acetaminophen, and any other common pain killer will have some effect on your toothache.
Rub clove oil on the effected tooth and the gum nearby. Although clove oil will not treat the underlying cause of a toothache, it does have a numbing effect that will provide temporary relief. Alternately, you can ch
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Answered by parveen, 02 Mar '09 11:24 am
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Apart from going to the dentist, try putting a whole clove on the tooth that aches, it tends to numb the area
Answered by ashok, 02 Mar '09 10:11 am
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Depends on what u have got it, is it due to new tooth comming, or tooth decay?
Answered by Sheetal k, 05 Mar '09 12:42 pm
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Go to d dentist.....
for temporary purpose u can use 'senquel'----toothpaste
Answered by shilpa, 03 Mar '09 02:04 am
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You could use clove oil or over the counter pain meds to help ease the discomfort, but if you have an infection of some sort, you will need antibiotics. Best thing to do is to see a dentist asap.
Answered by radha kashyap, 02 Mar '09 12:06 pm
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Put an olive to that tooth,n wash tooth with warn salted water for immidiate effect.
Answered by Manju Sikri, 02 Mar '09 11:25 am
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For immediate relief, keep a lavang between the teeth.Then u can apply chamfer too.These are home remedies.but it is always better to consult a dentist and have a long term checkup to avert any major damages.
Answered by gkr, 02 Mar '09 10:35 am
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