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Inflammation of the exposed nerve can cause severe, throbbing pain. You can also seal the affected tooth with an OTC temporary filling material (Dentemp). Try an OTC dental anesthetic like Orajel (benzocaine) or Anbesol (lidocaine), which you can find at most pharmacies.Hold the cotton on the painful tooth for 10 seconds. Soak a small piece of cotton in the oil, then blot the cotton on a piece of tissue to remove the excess. It is a natural anesthetic that has been used in dentistry for over a century. You can find oil of cloves in most health food stores. Be careful not to poke too deeply around the affected tooth. Plaque is the sticky film that coats teeth and contains bacteria. Remove any food particles and plaque from between the broken tooth and its neighbors. This could be a problem if you need a root canal. Avoid aspirin, which can slow blood clotting. Use an over-the-counter (OTC) pain-relief medication like Advil ( ibuprofen) or Tylenol ( acetaminophen).
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