Toothache

That's a very good example because we didn't want to have a scene just about a toothache but really make you feel the toothache, that's the idea of the whole thing.

Still, a toothache is a toothache, and anyone suffering from that particularly exquisite pain of an exposed nerve in the days before paracetamol really can’t be judged too harshly for turning to the only anaesthetic available – a drink.

The migrants say that several among them are sick, one girl has a toothache, and the children have mosquito bites, according to Ms. Staniszewska.

He therefore stole the bonjela and paracetamol to help tackle his chronic toothache.

The orchestra will be led by multi-award winning conductor Phil Meadows, backing songs such as Murdah, Woo Riddim, Toothache and Moscow.

Queen were due to be interviewed by Bill Grundy on the Today show in 1976, but Freddie Mercury developed toothache and had to pull out, so The Sex Pistols were drafted in as a last-minute replacement.

The toxic toads, usually longer than 4 inches, can be killed with 20% benzocaine toothache gel or sunburn spray (not 5% lidocaine).

Antibiotics are designed to combat bacterial infections, but they don't necessarily help with a toothache.

In a vignette titled “Surgery,” for example, a sexton visits the dentist complaining of a toothache, but the dentist’s zeal for his profession begins to frighten his patient.

A floor below, in one of the rooms, people line up for medicines for common ailments — headache, toothache and backache — as the nurse prepares to leave.

In the summer of 1817 he suddenly developed an excruciating toothache.

Everybody is healthy, but myself, during the last 6 weeks I experience nerve pains in my face with toothache.

His toothache disappeared, and he took this as a heavenly sign to proceed with his research.

Imaging by either X-ray, CT or MRI is generally not recommended unless complications develop. citation Pain caused by sinusitis is sometimes confused for pain caused by pulpitis (toothache) of the maxillary teeth, and vice versa.

In 1658, Blaise Pascal had given up mathematics for theology but, while suffering from a toothache, began considering several problems concerning the cycloid.

TMD is the second most frequent cause of orofacial pain after dental pain (i.e. toothache ).

While Nicholas was in somewhat of a bad mood due to days spent with "Uncle Bertie" (the Prince of Wales) shooting in bad weather while Nicholas suffered from a toothache, Twilight of Splendor pg. 175 Alexandra relished the time with her grandmother.