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How to stop root canal pain
Take pain medication.
Your dentist may prescribe a pain reliever for you to take after the root canal. If not, or if the pain is only minimal, take an over-the-counter pain reliever like ibuprofen or acetaminophen according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Pick your answer from: -- Speak to your dentist about whether or not that medication would work well for you. It can take two to three months for an over-the-counter pain reliever to help your body. -- The more ibuprofen or aleve you take, the less likely your case will be. Some over-the-counter pain relievers have mild side effects, so follow the dosage the manufacturer sets for you. -- If the pain is constant, but you feel a sharp stabbing sensation along the roots, you may want to consider visiting a doctor. Sometimes root canal pain becomes more pronounced when the patient brushes the root. -- Although you'll be given pain medication during the root canal, you should take the otc pain relievers within an hour after the root canal. This will give them a chance to start working before your anesthesia wears off.
Although you'll be given pain medication during the root canal, you should take the otc pain relievers within an hour after the root canal. This will give them a chance to start working before your anesthesia wears off.