bskickoCan I use Magnesium salicylate tetrahydrate for a toothache?
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- 20 Jul 2010 by bskicko
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Marvell2 Aug 2010
It will help but there are other stronger pain relief options such as ibuprofen, which may help more. If your tooth needs to be extracted then I wouldn't recommend either of these as it may cause increased bleeding when the tooth is extracted.
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