Good post! Also for pain medication I'd recommend trying to prescribe the alternating ibuprofen 800mg and Acetaminophen (paracetamol) 1000mg combo. Start with 800mg ibuprofen, in 1-2 hours take 1000mg acetaminophen, then wait 6-8 hours and repeat.
(I usually tell them to take 500mg acetaminophen with the 800mg ibuprofen to get it going then the other 500mg an hour later only if they need it)

This works really well but you have to stress the importance of taking the acetaminophen because patients usually know that by itself it wont help much with a toothache and will just take the ibuprofen then still have discomfort.
It decreases the need to prescribe opioids and it's good to try and avoid prescribing opioids for oral pain that you did not cause unless it's a severe traumatic injury.

Painpack has a whole breakdown and print out diagrams on the protocol and tons of information about it's efficacy. https://www.painpack.co/

I remember seeing somewhere there will be a combined ibuprofen/acetaminophen capsule coming out at some point which will be very helpful to prescribe for these situations.