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An anaesthetist once told me that the best treatment for tooth pain was aspirin - not swallowed, but left sitting at the root of the tooth between gum and cheek. The active ingredient goes straight through the gum into the tooth-nerve, without going through the stomach, etc. He should know, he is an anaesthetist.
Warning - don't do it too often or you'll make the cheek and gum sore.
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