Even as a trained dental assistant I found this hard to use and wouldn't classify it as temporary, since it doesn't stay in long enough to make a difference.
I eat nearly a liquid diet, but occasionally I bite down incorrectly and impact an exposed nerve or tooth pulp. For those of you who have experienced this, you know the level of pain. For those who don't, I sincerely hope you never experience it. Think of the impact and abruptness of a solid electric shock delivering a bone deep, intensely sharp pain instead of the numbing 'thump' of an electrical shock.
When this happens, I dry around the tooth, the tooth and the cavity in the tooth. I use clean tee shirt material for the drying and push some between my cheek and gum to soak up saliva while I put the small compressed piece of cotton ball I previously LIGHTLY dipped in the Eugenol, (Eugenol is clove oil, an intensely hot chemical oil it WILL blister the skin in large enough quantities if not wiped off). I also have a prepared glob of the Temparin filling material on the plastic tool, and as soon as the cotton ball is securely tamped in place, I spread the temp filling material, (it's clay-like), across and gently into the cavity. If I jab it in the cavity, and apply even a little bit of pressure, it compresses the nerve or tooth pulp, and it's as bad as biting down on it. So, I have learned to wipe across, and SLIGHTLY down into the cavity.
I then use a corner of the tee shirt material to spread the filling material so it completely covers the cotton ball, and I don't worry about the excess.
The Eugenol instantly stops the pain instantly. The filling material hardens over the course of several hours, and if careful, it will last 3-5 days. Within a few hrs, I typically can't taste anything from the Eugenol. I never leave them in for more than 4-5 days, since the unclean tooth damage is covered up, and an infection could start if I left the filling covered the area too long.
This is not a permanent fix, but it does kill the pain, and will last entirely long enough to make a difference. I WOULD not live without this.
The above narrative is not instructions for use, not professional advice or, advice of any kind; it is ONLY a narrative of how I use the product to obtain relief from unbearable pain. I wrote the narrative because the product works.
These kits have enough for 8-10 emergency events, with some Eugenol left over. There are 4oz containers of Eugenol, a single container of Temparin Max 2.2g + Applicator, and a package of 6 containers of Temparin Max 2.2g + Applicator on Amazon, as well.This DenTex "first aid" kit is one item that always goes with me on a trip. It is small enough to put in a Ziploc bag along with several other items I carry with me. I bought this soon after I lost a crown and ended up carrying it in a napkin to a frantic visit to the dentist. This little kit is very compact and the hard plastic casing protects its contents. There is a small Temparin tooth & crown saver container to put your lost crowns in, some temporary filling material (which will also secure a loose crown or cap), some all-natural toothache medication, and applicators.
The expense of this kit, which also carries with it peace of mind, is worth every cent. A small sheet of directions is included in this kit under the plastic tray. These directions are clear, concise, and thorough. For example there are step-by-step instructions for replacing lost fillings or loose inlays. Other directions, should you knock out a tooth, might actually be instrumental in saving it. Naturally, this type of kit doesn't take the place of professional dentistry, but if you can't get an appointment right away it can be a potential tooth saver.
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I recently had a filling fall out that was very close to the nerve and I was in an incredible amount of pain until I could get a dentist appointment. I tried this product after Ambesol no longer relieved the pain and all suggested home remedies didn't do anything. I was in so much pain that I placed the cotton swab into the clove oil and spread it on my gum... not reading the very tiny and brief instructions to not get the oil on any tissue, only on the tooth! Immediately my mouth was burning so I washed it out with water many times til the burning went away. It did numb me up but then I felt as if I just got back from the dentist with a fully numb face! It also swelled up a little but the next day, my cheek, lips and chin puffed up and became hard, with no feeling whatsoever. I read that other people have had this happen and it might last over a week... Well, it has been 3 weeks now, and I am still numb (although not as much it has reduced some and is not as hard). I now fear that it will never get better and I will not regain feeling in my lip and inside of my cheek.so if you use this product, beware to only use a very little amount of clove oil and ONLY use it on your tooth! (it does work to numb the tooth...)
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