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Well, if the tooth hurts only a little bit, try gargling warm water with a pinch of salt in it. If the tooth hurts unbearably, (like a canine), then you should buy tooth/gum cream and apply it.

If it is a canine, then it will hurt a lot while coming out (esp the bottom canines)

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Leave it alone and if it doesn't go back to normal in a week or two go see your dentist.

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Well first just dont panic. try gettin a replacement teeth. like those fake ones. u wont tell the difference :)

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