I can suggest some over-the-counter pain relief options that you might consider until you're able to see a dentist: Pain Relievers: You can try over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen . Follow the recommended dosage on the label and avoid exceeding the maximum daily dose. Topical Pain Gel: You could use an oral numbing gel that contains benzocaine to temporarily relieve the pain. Apply it as directed on the package. Cold Compress: Applying a cold compress to the outside of your cheek for about 15 minutes may help reduce pain and inflammation. Saltwater Rinse: Gently rinsing your mouth with warm saltwater might help soothe the area and provide some relief. Avoid Trigger Foods: Avoid extremely hot, cold, sweet, or spicy foods, as they might exacerbate the pain. However, keep in mind that these are temporary solutions and won't address the underlying issue. It's important to see a dentist as soon as you can to get proper diagnosis and treatment for your broken tooth. If you experience severe pain, swelling, or any other alarming symptoms, you should seek immediate medical attention.

You can use some kind of over the counter painkiller.. After that visit dentist.

Consult a dentist through Practo video call consultation or through any online platform it’s easily accessible nowadays

Do gargle with lukewarm water with salt .and for medication consult through this

In this case you must consult a dentist through video consultation. Dentist would diagnose the exact reason of pain and accordingly help you in overcoming your problem.

Hello sir it is the refered pain you are having dont put more pressure in that side avoid extream hot or cold food

Hello. Kindly connect with the doctor via practo give the detailed history and take medication accordingly

Pain in ear could be the referred pain from your tooth itself. Take a painkiller for the time being that you usually take. Avoid extreme temperatures of food items if it hurts. But this is not a permanent solution. you need to visit a dentist for treatment.

If you are unable to visit a local dentist in person. Consult a doctor/dentist via tele- consultation.

Hi, Visit your dentist at the earliest. You can have video consult with your dentist for medication.

Hello .... You can consult doctors on practo through video consultation after checking accordingly to medical and allergy history medication will be prescribed .... Only pain killer tablet will not be enough . Regards