Thank you for sharing this need concerning the pain and healing in the lower teeth on the right side. I am joining with you in prayer and agreeing with you before the Lord for His touch upon this area.
Your Father already knows what you need before you ask, yet He invites you to come to Him and make your request known. That invitation rests on relationship. Through Jesus Christ you can come to God as your Father, and that relationship opens the way to real and effective prayer. If that relationship is not yet settled in your heart, the first and most important prayer is simply, God be merciful to me, a sinner, trusting in Jesus alone for salvation. From that place of being His child, every other prayer finds its meaning.
The Lord desires to meet you according to your need, and when the need is healing He reveals Himself as the Lord our healer. Jesus showed this in His own ministry and the early church continued to pray for the sick and bring them to the Lord, and God still hears those prayers today. At the same time prayer is not informing God of something He does not know, and it is not trying to wear Him down until He gives in. True prayer seeks to see God's will done. It begins with worship, moves into petition, and returns to worship, trusting His wisdom and love more than our own desires. The wisest prayer we can pray is, Lord, work Your perfect will in my life.
I am asking the Lord to bring healing to those teeth, to ease pain, to restore what is damaged, and to give you comfort and peace as you wait on Him. The Scripture says the fervent, heartfelt prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective, and that when two or three agree on earth concerning anything, He hears. I agree with you now for His healing and His grace in this situation. Even the apostle Paul prayed three times for relief and heard the answer, My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness. Sometimes God brings immediate healing, and sometimes He sustains us with grace and strength through a trial, but in either case He is present to minister assurance and comfort to the heart as we pray.
Continue in prayer with thanksgiving, not giving up, staying in fellowship with Him that your joy may be full. Difficulties often drive us to our knees, and there the Spirit of God can bring a calm and confidence that goes beyond the physical need.
Prayer also goes hand in hand with wise action. It does not replace prudent steps but comes before them. Please also take practical care and seek appropriate dental help as you are able, while you continue to look to the Lord as your healer. He can work through both His direct touch and through wise care.
May the Lord touch those lower teeth on the right side, relieve pain, bring healing, and above all draw you closer to Himself. May you know His presence as your healer and your Father, and may your prayer finish as it began, with worship and trust in His perfect will.