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Lucifa73

bank_of_slate wrote: »

hot salt water mouthwash is recommended for painful erupting and infected wisdom teeth too.
Literally on the hour - every hour.
...Linda xx

so applicable to Mr Toto then?

I think on that note I should leave.

Nighty-noodles lovely people. A domani xxx

spud30

Thanks Linda

The tooth has broken even more since it rubbed, so there isnt much of it left above the gum really now (i cant wait to have that out....oww :eek:.

I'm finding it impossible to rest it, it's very sore to talk, and I cant avoid talking in my job :rolleyes:

It hurts

bank_of_slate

ALSO- The other problem with Bonjela is that it contains a slight anaesthetic which will numb the area bringing temporary relief.
The problem with this is that while it feels numb you won't feel that your causing more trauma!
At least when you feel it you can tell if you're catching the area and stop!

It's like when you chew your cheek or lip after a local anaesthetic at the dentist and then when the feeling comes back you're in incredible pain!
...Linda xx

bank_of_slate

spud30 wrote: »

Thanks Linda

The tooth has broken even more since it rubbed, so there isnt much of it left above the gum really now (i cant wait to have that out....oww :eek:.

I'm finding it impossible to rest it, it's very sore to talk, and I cant avoid talking in my job :rolleyes:

It hurts

Has it been previously filled then?

When is your appointment at the dentist?
...Linda xx

Snaggles

bank_of_slate wrote: »

hot salt water mouthwash is recommended for painful erupting and infected wisdom teeth too.
Literally on the hour - every hour.
...Linda xx

Ewwwww, putting warm salty fluids in your mouth eases mouth ulcers??? :shocked:

I would never do that..... :cool:

spud30

pepe2008 wrote: »

I usually go for v salty water and a cotton bud. Apply directly, scream, wet yourself....and then do it again cos bud has stuck to the little f***er!

But it works

I've got HM lentil soup, with chillies in.....they're smarting too :eek: :eek: :eek:

spud30

bank_of_slate wrote: »

Has it been previously filled then?

When is your appointment at the dentist?
...Linda xx

Yes hun, was filled, then filling went, then tooth disintegrated. Appointment 20th Jan, just under 2 weeks away

spud30

Snaggles wrote: »

Ewwwww, putting warm salty fluids in your mouth eases mouth ulcers??? :shocked:

I would never do that..... :cool:

DH came out with the usual....'i've got a cure for that' :rolleyes: :rotfl:

Snaggles

Spud, when Ryan was about 3 he had...errr....is it hand foot and mouth that gives you spots and ulcers?

Anyway I took him to the pharmacy and they gave him this weird mouth ulcer stuff that you put on and it's like a waxy paste, and it forms a barrier (it feels really weird when you put it on, but it stays on for quite a long time, much longer than you would expect).

I am trying to think what it was called.......Adcortyl in Orobase or something really weird like that.

He was crying in pain and it was the only thing that helped. Couldn't even get near him with Bonjela, it was just too painful to apply.

pepe2008

spud30 wrote: »

DH came out with the usual....'i've got a cure for that' :rolleyes: :rotfl:

and that was wrong? He's only concerned for your wellbeing and wants you to be free of pain.
and he probably has the same cure for a headache that I promote.;)