[iain_smith]

I am suffering bad frrom it right now and I cant see a dentist before monday.Anyone know a good way of dulling the pain of toothache in the meantime?I cant stand it!

[Console]

Painkillers?

[Sidders]

Whiskey. Lots of.

[foot-loose]

Whiskey and painkillers. Mixed.

[MK Chris]

If he takes enough painkillers, he certainly won't feel the tooth any more and we won't have to read his inane ramblings. Two birds, one stone.

[Andy B]

I would like to personally recomment about 40-60 painkillers washed down with a bottle of vodka!

(Kids: don't try this at home or you may get very poorley, medicine is for adults only ok! - The Vodka's fine however)

[kendra k]

actually, you could pack the area with ground cloves. it'll burn a bit, but then numb it. it might look like you've been chewing tobacco.

[C-Kay]

Anything with 'Codine' in, i think Anadine do painkillers with Codine in.

Also, get some 'Soothache'. It's a cream made of cloves,that numbs the area you apply it to, tastes like crap but works so well. Just dont do what i did and miss the tooth and numb pretty much all of your mouth.
I used this while awaiting to have my 2 wisdom teeth removed, the relief is amazing.

[SpaceBoy]

Simple solution, go to the DENTIST! Job Done.

[foot-loose]

Simple solution, go to the DENTIST! Job Done.

I cant see a dentist before monday.

tit.

[rustybike]

I am suffering bad frrom it right now and I cant see a dentist before monday.Anyone know a good way of dulling the pain of toothache in the meantime?I cant stand it!

Take 2 Paracetamol and 2 Ibuprofen - the tablets work in different ways... it's always helped me!

[SpaceBoy]

Simple solution, go to the DENTIST! Job Done.

I cant see a dentist before monday.

tit.

Who is the tit?!

The thing is if the pain is realy bad then a emergency dental visit may be in order. So my original statement of go to the dentist still apply's! Most NHS hospitals are linked with a emergency dental service so if the pain is too bad then they should be able to help by either jumping you up the ques or providing you with stronger pescription medication. If you contact your local PCT and find out more details about services in your area or for faster information/response time call NHS Direct on 0845 4647 or visit there website http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk But if you realy are in a bad way with your teath through your bottom lip then the old 999 or 112 job would work well! By the way just so you dont think I am talking from where the sun don't shine, the CAB has the following advice:

Emergency treatment
Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) in England and Local Health Boards (LHBs) in Wales are responsible for providing out-of-hours emergency dental treatment. You will usually have to phone an emergency helpline first. If a decision is made that you need care or treatment out of hours, the PCT or LHB will make arrangements for this. There is a set fee for urgent and out-of-hours treatment. Source - http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/h_nhs_den ... atment.pdf

[foot-loose]

Simple solution, go to the DENTIST! Job Done.

I cant see a dentist before monday.

tit.

Who is the tit?!

The thing is if the pain is realy bad then a emergency dental visit may be in order. So my original statement of go to the dentist still apply's! Most NHS hospitals are linked with a emergency dental service so if the pain is too bad then they should be able to help by either jumping you up the ques or providing you with stronger pescription medication. If you contact your local PCT and find out more details about services in your area or for faster information/response time call NHS Direct on 0845 4647 or visit there website http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk But if you realy are in a bad way with your teath through your bottom lip then the old 999 or 112 job would work well! By the way just so you dont think I am talking from where the sun don't shine, the CAB has the following advice:

Emergency treatment
Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) in England and Local Health Boards (LHBs) in Wales are responsible for providing out-of-hours emergency dental treatment. You will usually have to phone an emergency helpline first. If a decision is made that you need care or treatment out of hours, the PCT or LHB will make arrangements for this. There is a set fee for urgent and out-of-hours treatment. Source - http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/h_nhs_den ... atment.pdf

... "no i'm not" would have also worked.

[TIAL]

Do not mess with a boy who is in space.

[SpaceBoy]

Do not mess with a boy who is in space.

My answers are not of this world and they may not be of the ones which smack you between the eyes, however they tend to stay on topic and offer a different option which is usualy down to earth!

See what I did there!

[Bonanzoid]

What a big farse, tell me, this whole situation - did you planet?

[SpaceBoy]

What a big farse, tell me, this whole situation - did you planet?

I don't quite understand the question! What situation, what farce, what planet, what whole, what should I tell, WHAT IS GOING ON?

[TIAL]

SpaceBoy needs more data!

[Bonanzoid]

Oh dear, where is Foot-Loose, he'd get it.

[MK Chris]

where is Foot-Loose, he'd get it.

Something you haven't been telling us?

[foot-loose]

he'd get it.

The boy knows quality when he sees it.