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Old 10-19-2008, 01:45 PM #1
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Default Tooth and Gum pain
Hi

I'm in the middle of a nasty flare-up. For the first time I have a lot of gum and tooth pain where I had dental work done last year.

Does anyone have ideas on how to relieve it? I'm a recovering alcoholic (21 years sober) so pain meds are out of the question for me. Addiction potentail is especially high for me.


Thanks Pam
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