Toothache

Had it for the last few days, on and off, but in the last few hours the pain as got unbearable, i've took painkillers and used mouth wash but its not eased it any, had oragel and bongela and that's done nothing ether, i've suffered with my teeth all my life but never had pain like this before, when my wisdom teeth came through i was in pain for 9 months, but this is in a different league, about half hour or so it started making a clicking nose its still at it now, never felt anything like it,

My dentist ain't open till 09-00 on Monday, i have an appointment for 15-30, but there is no way in this world that i can put up with this until then,
dose any of you lot know of a drop in center or out of hours dentist or anything at all that i can do ?

 

Go to A & E?

 

Try colve oil, should help to relive rub on the area thats hurting, sorry but thats all a can suggest

 

i thought about this but what can they do ? there not dentists are they

 

phone 111 tell them you're in agony and taken the maximum painkillers you can. Emergency dentists are open at weekends

 

Heroin. If you're scared of needles, smoke it.

 

Place a clove of garlic next to the rotting barsterd.., Honestly.

 

Amoxicillin 500mg is all they will give you

 

^^^ this.

 

Nice one thanks pal,

Ice pack on mi face to slow the flow of blood to the tooth, and a trip to A&E,

thanks everyone.

 

its the royal montagu hospital mexborough ring nhs direct

 

Get darn to Revvie P. He will sort thi art.

 

If it really is unbearable then it could be an abscess. If you're anything like me you'll probably have a load of excess prescription medications in a cupboard - see if you got any antibiotics, something like flucloxacillin, and make sure the use by date isn't too old. You might have some prescription painkillers as well.

If you are relying on off the shelf stuff, then Ibuprofen is going to be a lot more effective than paracetamol given that tooth ache is generally caused by an inflamation.

Clove oil does take the edge off temporarily but I've never really liked using it as it just seems to defer the pain to a burning sensation and generally gammy feeling in my mouth.

Get drunk as well, it will still hurt but you won't give as much of a t0ss.

 

As Jedstar says the chances are it's an abscess,it may quieten down naturally but will more than likely recur,get to the dentist asap for a course of antibiotics,he can't do anything until the inflammation settles down,and then can extract or do a root filling...a thread on here suggested root fillings as not being successful for some...they do work if done properly.

PS I find reading some of your posts like toothache,but for the time being I totally sympathise..
all joking aside......dentist asap

 

Go shove in a Taxi queue later , some kindly soul will knock it out for you.

 

Copious amounts of alcohol and watch The Marathon Man on DVD