Severe tooth pain for 2 days, Dafalgan 1g not working, need stronger medication?

Hello, yes but the dentist needs to perform an exam before writing the prescription.
Sincerely

No. You have to come to the dentist to see if the nerve is touch and to stop the pain.

Hi,

Unfortunately tooth pain almost never goes away by simply taking a medication. Unlike a bruise on your leg or a cut on a finger, a tooth pain is caused by an issue that has to be eliminated by a health professional. Medication only temporarily solves the issue.
To be sure that the pain goes away and the problem doesn't amplify, take an appointment with a dentist as soon as possible so that they can identify the source of the problem and solve it.
Meanwhile, you can always try a combination of Dafalgan 1g and Ibuprofen 400mg, alternating between the two every 4-6 hours. Don't go over 3 times a day for each!

Hello! You need to make an appointment to a dentist. A medication can’t help you for the moment.
Regards,

Ovidiu-Andrei Piscoi
Dentiste

Hello, I'm sorry to hear about your severe tooth pain. In situations like this, it's crucial to seek urgent dental care to alleviate your discomfort. Only a dentist can assess the necessity for a prescription for stronger medication or painkillers. I strongly recommend scheduling an appointment with a dentist as soon as possible to address your pain and explore the appropriate treatment options.