Does advil help with tooth pain?
My tooth has been throbbing badly since last night, and I can't get to the dentist until tomorrow. I have Advil at home. Will Advil be effective in managing severe tooth pain?
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9 months ago
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Yes, absolutely. Advil is great for toothaches because it tackles the gum inflammation. But look, it's just a temporary fix, you still need to book a dentist appointment for the actual cavity.
9 months ago
It definitely helps manage tooth pain so you can focus at work. However, don't keep delaying the treatment by popping pills. Get a dental checkup over the weekend to solve it permanently.
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7 months ago
It does help relieve the severe throbbing. Side by side, try placing a clove on the aching tooth and practice deep, slow breathing to calm your nervous system. Gentle care is always best.
5 months ago
Yes, it works very well for dental pain. My grandmother always suggests pressing a clove against the tooth, which helps, but for real relief, I trust my dentist's advice and take the prescribed anti-inflammatory.
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My wisdom tooth kept me awake till 4 AM last night, and honestly, Advil was the only reason I got those 2 hours of sleep. It works like magic for dental pain when you are desperate.