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Toothache at Night — Safe First Aid — With Lily, Our LS ToothBuddy

Published September 21, 2026·1 min read·Written by the LS Dental Clinic team — Meet our dentists
Toothache at Night — Safe First Aid — With Lily, Our LS ToothBuddy

A toothache at midnight is miserable. Lily, our LS ToothBuddy, shares safe first-aid steps to ease the pain — and the warning signs that mean you should see a dentist — in under a minute.

Here's What's Going On

First, rinse gently with warm salt water to soothe the sore area.

Floss carefully to remove any food that might be trapped and pressing on the tooth.

A cold compress on the cheek can help ease the ache and swelling.

You can take a pain reliever as directed, but never place it directly on the gum.

Home care can calm the pain, but it doesn't fix the cause underneath.

How to Protect Your Teeth

If there's swelling, fever, or it lasts more than a day, see us at LS Dental!

Have a Question?

If something doesn't feel right, it's always worth getting it looked at early. The team at LS Dental Clinic Ipoh Garden is happy to check and explain what's going on.

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