Clove Oil | 10ml
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Clove Oil delivers targeted, fast-acting relief for temporary toothache discomfort. Powered by natural eugenol, it provides topical numbing support when applied directly to the affected tooth. A streamlined, fuss-free solution for short-term oral pain before professional dental assessment.
**Brands may vary**
£2.79
Description
What is Clove Oil?
Clove Oil is a concentrated liquid containing eugenol, used topically to help ease temporary toothache discomfort. It offers a rapid-impact, high-utility intervention for short bursts of dental pain while awaiting definitive treatment.
Who is it suitable for?
- Suitable for individuals needing short-term, topical relief from toothache.
- Only use if advised by a pharmacist, dentist or healthcare professional.
- Not for general ingestion.
- Avoid in children unless specifically recommended by a healthcare professional.
Active Ingredients & Full Composition
Active Ingredient:
- Eugenol 100% v/v
Inactive Ingredients:
- None (pure clove oil preparation).
How to Use / Dosage Instructions
- Apply a small amount to a piece of cotton wool.
- Place carefully on the affected tooth.
- Do not swallow.
- Use sparingly, and only for short-term symptom control.
- Do not apply directly onto gums or broken skin.
Frequency of Use
- Use only as needed for temporary pain relief.
- Do not use repeatedly for long periods; this is a stop-gap, not a fix.
Method of Administration
- Topical application inside the mouth using cotton wool.
- Not for oral ingestion.
- Not for use on skin.
Duration of Use
- Short-term only, until dental assessment is available.
- Prolonged or repeated use increases the risk of irritation.
Possible Side Effects
Common:
- Mouth irritation
- Burning sensation
- Unpleasant taste
Rare:
- Allergic reactions (rash, swelling, breathing difficulty)
- Tissue irritation with repeated or excessive use
Suspend use and seek urgent help if signs of allergy appear.
Warnings and Precautions
- Avoid contact with eyes, gums, and skin.
- Toxic if swallowed in large amounts.
- Do not apply to broken tissue.
- Avoid if you have mouth ulcers or severe gum disease.
Contraindications
Do not use if:
- You are allergic to clove, eugenol, or any essential oils.
- You have mouth sores, infections, or inflamed gums.
- You are unsure whether the pain is tooth-related.
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
Consult a pharmacist or doctor before use. Avoid unless specifically advised.
Driving & Machinery
Not applicable. Unless you manage to drink the entire bottle, in which case you’ll have bigger problems than driving.
Interactions with Other Medicines
- Avoid alongside anticoagulants unless advised by a healthcare professional.
- Check before use if taking any medicine affecting bleeding or clotting.
When to Consult a Dentist, Pharmacist or Doctor
- If pain persists beyond a few hours.
- If swelling, fever, or difficulty opening the mouth develops.
- If the toothache keeps returning.
Red Flags – Seek Urgent Dental/Medical Help
- Facial swelling
- Fever
- Difficulty swallowing
- Spreading pain or bleeding
- Suspected infection
Storage Instructions
- Store below 25°C.
- Keep tightly sealed, upright, out of sight and reach of children.
- Flammable – keep away from heat sources.
FAQs
Can I apply Clove Oil directly to the tooth?
Only via cotton wool. Direct application increases the risk of burns.
Does Clove Oil cure toothache?
No. It provides temporary relief. You still need a dentist.
Can I use Clove Oil for teething?
Not unless a healthcare professional specifically recommends it.
Is Clove Oil safe to swallow?
No. It must not be swallowed.
How long does Clove Oil take to work?
Usually within minutes, but duration varies.





