What is a good stimulate for a tooth?
403007
I like Rum.\nLots of Rum.\nIn a barrel. Then I pretend I am a Pirate.\nAaaarrrrrrrr.
128865
chew gum. works for me!
944499
Ibuprofen is your best bet.  Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory.  Since you do have an abcess this will reduce the inflammation in the nerve chamber of your tooth.  The reason you have a tooth ache is b/c the nerve of your tooth is inflammed.  It is in a tight and enclosed area and has expanded.\n\nIt is OK to take 3 or 4 at a time in your case.  I know it may be hard to believe coming from an assistant and not a Dr., but if you call your Dr. he/she will say it is OK.\n\nAlso rinse with a solution of warm water and salt (if it is not too painful).  This will reduce bacterial growth and may prevent further infection.
269630
how about going to your dentist and asking them what would be a good one to do, they should have plenty of ideas as they will now about all aspects.
304860
The best thing you can do at home is to take 800mg of Ibuprofen which is prescription strength.  You can take this every 6-8 hours as needed for pain but be careful not to use Ibuprofen for an extended period of time without being under a doctor's care as it can be very harmful to the stomach.  Of course, to completely rid yourself of tooth pain, you will need to see your dentist.
522595
Clove oil or putting clove on the tooth that hurts and bite into it helps.
1048406
i had the same problem and i went to the dentist and he recomended "sensitive tooth past" and it works great \n\ngood luck
861367
try mint...my 3 year old loves it an brushes her teeth twice a day
1128727
I would ask for some novocaine. Even though the root is dead, the surrounding gum and tissue is not. I've had root canals and they always give me novocaine. But it won't hurt very badly, don't worry.
582400
The best way to get toothache relief is to see an emergency dentist right away. If you can't do this, there are some things that you can do until you can. Oil of Cloves reduces toothache pain when placed directly into a tooth cavity. You can soak a small cotton ball with the oil and place it into the offending tooth cavity. Dentists mix oil of cloves with zinc oxide to create a white paste that makes a soothing temporary filling. Placing ice or ice water on a tooth reduces the inflammation and can possibly help with the pain.\n\nhttp://www.atlantadentist.com/toothache_relief.html
1133202
sensodyne tooth paste, or other such products, work by blocking the tubulents in the dentin. Tubulents are tiny little holes in the dentin of your teeth, that lead to the pulp chamber. These holes are natural, but when they are exposed, the will make your teeth feel sensitve. Therefore, by using sesodyne, you can block these holes, and prevent the sensitivity, but often times, when you stop using the toothpaste, the holes will be exposed again, and the sensitivity will return. In this case, I would advise you to see your dentist and explain your concerns. There are several options, depending on your condition, that he/she will be able to offer as a more permanent solution.\n\nI hope this helps,\n\nCraig
318771
You could try making a paste with bicarbonate-of-soda and a little water, then applying it to the teeth.  It may not taste too good, and it is harmless.  This product cleans almost everything.
955316
Teeth clenching or "Bruxism" indicates tension either mental or physical. Magnesium may help you.  It's a mineral, almost everyone these days is deficient in and is known as nature's muscle relaxer. \nThe best forms of it end in 'ate' such as magnesium malate, taurate or citrate.  Less than  $10 at most health food stores. My favorite is the Triple Magnesium form Swanson Vitamins. It's very reasonably priced as well.\n\nWARNING: An earlier answer advised you to take calcium. Be very cautious. Calcium supplementation can increase a magnesium deficiency. I would NOT at all recommend calcium supplementation.\n\nGood Luck!
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Well to be honest i really think u should go to the dentist. First of  all, all those things they´re saying are true, but when the cavity is advanced,. At the beginning of a cavity is possible you just wont  feel a thing because it isn´t deep. U see, a tooth has 3 parts 1. enamel, 2. Dentin and 3. Pulp , it depends on how deep it is, for you to feel something, plus there are some cavities that you need X- Rays to get a proper diagnosis. So do your best to visit a dentist before it gets worst, is better to get your tooth fix with a filling, than to wait and then need to get a root canal and then a Porcelain  crown.  from a DDS
650950
Grinding your teeth is a form of stress. Gum sheilds could help prevent it, but otherwise dont worry about it.
735430
Use a warm tea bag and gently bite on it (in the spot where the teeth were removed).  It has anesthetic (pain relieving) properties.  \n\nAlso take alieve or advil.
78951
It depends why you have the toothache.  The best thing is to prevent them with regular dental care and to have dental work when needed.  In the meantime try an anti inflammatory like ibuprofin and be sure there is nothing stuck between your teeth irritating your gums.