Orajel Dental Gel Rapid Toothache Relief £3.15 with voucher and S&S
Orajel Dental Gel Rapid Toothache Relief £3.15 with voucher and S&S
Orajel Dental Gel Rapid Toothache Relief £3.15 with voucher and S&S
Orajel Dental Gel Rapid Toothache Relief £3.15 with voucher and S&S
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Orajel Dental Gel Rapid Toothache Relief £3.15 with voucher and S&S

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About this deal

  • Contains benzocaine at a concentration of 10% w/w
  • It provides relief by numbing the area and therefore reducing the pain
  • Do not use continuously, if toothache persists, consult your dentist
  • Can be applied up to a maximum of 4 times a day
  • Not for use in children below the age of 12 years
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  1. Cheeky_Chap's avatar
    Hopefully this can help people through their 10+ year wait to see an NHS dentist!

    Anyone tried it, any good? Better than rubbing sensodyne toothpaste into the area?

    Potentially as low as £2.80 with max S&S + voucher (edited)
    Whitey2048's avatar
    I used this recently, and it made my few days wait for a tooth extraction sooo much easier. Genuinely feels like a mild anaesthetic. You can get a slightly stronger version over the counter too, which has double to amount of the active ingredients. I haven't used the stronger one yet, but bought a bottle for standby should I ever be in need. Tooth pain is something I simply can't bare or tolerate, so this will be something I will always have access too. It really helped my 11 year old with a stubborn wobbly tooth too, although use on very young children isn't recommended I believe. (edited)
  2. Stompa's avatar
    Just for reference, there's an extra strength version available from pharmacies:

    boots.com/ora…53g
    George_Roper's avatar
    Also available here ebay.co.uk/itm…882?epid=7034036926&itmmeta=01HVCE9EC1J0Q6HC7J55A56HQR&hash=item242ead11d2:g:XZIAAOSwL3lj5ima&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4LXiGiIVZpKNXcnb%2Fvg4NhqtH2Bzpb4RqeCyQ%2FuLsDg7H9Ixw0Q2mg9Xl7PX4GZtEXwZAerZYUUBCesO3UPtsUIBpur%2BJynpTDqpxQVDJNDyeUVGGH9eZe6DEq8p9BgExLnOtbNZVbVfyFT5q73C3V%2FRGG0UPLlbN7mwinpSOzOPdUgoQ2DVlCPaKyycT%2BxfOKTZ81Rck8slU6Pglf0pwOuM1o2cWi%2F55h%2F3TpawsHlWHyP74TPOvz%2BvS2%2Fn8hLjqCHgol7LWXQ8a0kjvAtrU4R0%2BltEzpE9RF2tg7ni%2FjIr%7Ctkp%3ABFBMiOaljttj if you don't mind buying in bulk
  3. Kaffehund's avatar
    Is it safe?
    George_Roper's avatar
    Yes.
  4. Tim2011's avatar
    Anyone know what sort of expiry date is likely to be on this?
    George_Roper's avatar
    My latest batch from Ebay is May 2026
  5. neds's avatar
    Oil of cloves still works very well !
  6. Invader75's avatar
    Really good stuff. Full of Benzocane so good numbing pain relief. Always have some stashed away just in case of emergencies
  7. winchman's avatar
    Ambesol is another option
    darknesskai's avatar
    Superb for instant relief from mouth ulcers.
    More people need to know about that product.
  8. lewis_296's avatar
    This is actually local aesthetic like the dentist uses, I found it really hard get my tooth to go numb but very easy to get a numb tongue
  9. hiccup999's avatar
    Thanks OP. Heat
  10. Raseo7's avatar
    I reckon everyone should just go turkey instead to get their teeth checked and get the hygienist clean. A lot cheaper. It's a shame that dental care is not fully NHS funded.
    iqx87vfcpf's avatar
    Do you have experience with this? I’ve waited ages for a hygienist appointment and wondered if this could be an option
  11. matrixed79's avatar
    I’ve used this and have this incase of an emergency it’s very good for relieving tooth pain haven’t used the extreme version but will order some. Good for weekend incase you can’t get appointments
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