My wisdom tooth is coming in and I don't have insurance yet:(

[LovinLisa]

 Can anyone suggest anyways to relieve the pain or foods I can eat that don't hurt me? It seems like I have sensitive spots on both sides so chewing feels so painful!

[rkoloms]

Clove oil
Hylands teething tabs

[LovinLisa]

 Really? So those work pretty good?

[LFosterfarm]

echinacea root/stem actually has a numbing effect if you can slightly chew on it, has medicinal properties as well.  I hope this helps.

[LFosterfarm]

teething tablets are awesome, the real ones used to have belladonna in them which is why they worked so well for so many things other than teething.

Quoting LovinLisa:

 Really? So those work pretty good?

[amonkeymom]

No suggestions, but if the pain is too bad you should see a dentist, insurance or not.

[mp3mom]

I think you could at least see a dentist. He may be able to give you a prescription for the pain, or possibly do something while you're waiting for your insurance, IMO, then put it through when you do get it. 

[Alyson121]

I've used Cell Food in the past and it works.  However, it like $40 for a tiny bottle so it may not be worth it. 

[e-doolittle]

sounds like some good suggestions. Hope you feel better soon!

[mypbandj]

It took me 10 yrs to finally get mine out. They mostly caused me headaches and they would grow
A bit then stop. Then grow again and stop. I hope you figure it out hun.

[cleanaturalady]

If you try the clove oil, be sure and mix it with a carrier oil and only use a drop.  It will burn like fire otherwise.

An alternative to seeing a dentist is to look for a dental school/college in your area.  Sometimes they give dental treatments, performed by advanced students and supervised by instructors and charge much less than a regular dentist would. 

Good luck to you.  Tooth pain is awful.