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Baby Dental, Using an Aspirin for a Toothache

Wednesday, Aug. 17th 2016 8:35 AM

Some people think that they should put an aspirin on a aching tooth. However doing so can cause acid burns to gums and lips. Aspirin only works if you swallow it.  Also make sure to see your dentist ASAP when dealing with a toothache. Stopping the pain dose not fix the issue as to why your tooth hurts.

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