Look after your teeth folks!

HalifaxSeagull · Sep 12, 2014

I'm just out of the dentist, having just had a bad tooth removed.

Christ that was painful! Especially when he 'split my gum' and pushed it 'a little' so e could get more purchase on the tooth, which he had to cut into many small pieces ro get out. Even with 6 painkilling injections that was pain on a par with kidney stones I had a couple of years back.

I'm jut sat in my car waiting to come around a bit (with a gob full of bloody gauze) before driving home and then to work!

Moral of the story - eat less bad stuff, brush & floss more!

Baldseagull · Sep 12, 2014

The most painful part is when they extract the cash from your wallet after butchering you.

Wilko · Sep 12, 2014

I am more worried about you driving on 6 painkillers whilst posting on NSC.

Prince Monolulu · Sep 12, 2014

Depends on the dentist Shirley?

HalifaxSeagull · Sep 12, 2014

Wilko said:
I am more worried about you driving on 6 painkillers whilst posting on NSC.

It's fine, I've still not set off. I decided to pop into my dads for half an hour. Not allowed hot drinks so just had a warm coffee!

Wrong-Direction · Sep 12, 2014

Had my bottom row of teeth knocked out in a random attack 6 years ago, had trouble with them ever since, current bill £2600!

London Irish · Sep 12, 2014

How the dental profession became one of the highest paid professions in this country has got to be the most massive scam of the last 30 years.

Where is the sodding market mechanism at work here? Can't we train a few more to bring the prices down?

Rod Marsh · Sep 12, 2014

I had a large tooth removed. Totally pain free. Suggest you get a new dentist.

murphy's law · Sep 12, 2014

I've recently had a tooth extraction (not yet completed after 2 visits!) & it's pretty medieval, the most painful part was the yanking of my jaw.

Dentist said it's easier if you have gum disease as they pop right out, if you don't it gets trickier & they have to go 'surgical' as she put it.

severnside gull · Sep 12, 2014

When I was a kid my dentist, Dr Philip Sharp, was called "the butcher of Brighton" - a name of which he was immensely proud. I have had a morbid fear of dentists ever since!

tomfitz12 · Sep 12, 2014

last time I had a tooth out the anaesthetic didn't work properly the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh or eight time. this therefore led to extreme pain until he finally managed to hit the right spot and take it out pain free.

subsequently I was however left feeling very woozy for a couple of hours because of the ridiculous amount of anaesthetic put into me :lolol:

APACHE · Sep 12, 2014

I've had 3 lower teeth removed in recent years and the last one was done by a foreign woman dentist, the first 2 were removed by a specalist dentist, and she just pulled the tooth out in 1 go with very little pain afterwards and a quick recovery afterwards. It does seem that some dentists are alot better than others.

Phat Baz 68 · Sep 12, 2014

Gotta be honest if I could afford it I would definetely have all mine wrenched out and replaced with quality implants.
Problems over :clap2:

mune ni kamome · Sep 12, 2014

You're not a train driver are you?

Theatre of Trees · Sep 12, 2014

Once took 90 minutes for an extraction - the tooth had grown sideways and the root was bent and was hard for the dentist to grip and every time he pulled it kept breaking. God knows how many injections I had but the only thing that kept me going was the little blonde assistant wearing a plain white nurse outfit that was see through

lawros left foot · Sep 12, 2014

Theatre of Trees said:
Once took 90 minutes for an extraction - the tooth had grown sideways and the root was bent and was hard for the dentist to grip and every time he pulled it kept breaking. God knows how many injections I had but the only thing that kept me going was the little blonde assistant wearing a plain white nurse outfit that was see through

She wasn't really there, that was the anaesthetic doing its magic

e77 · Sep 12, 2014

Had Root Canal problems a couple of years ago. Never had pain quite like it.

lawros left foot · Sep 12, 2014

I have a total of nine broken teeth in my mouth as a result of opening beer bottles, using my teeth. I was young and very stupid and thought because it didn't hurt then, that it was ok to do. It was only when my teeth started to break up about ten years ago, that i realised how foolish I was as a young un. Saying that, my dentist is great and just leaves them alone, unless they start to hurt.

Justice · Sep 12, 2014

I haven't been to the dentist for 26 years and have a full set of straight white teeth. I might be lucky or do the dentists make shite up half the time to empty the wallets of their victims?

phoenix · Sep 12, 2014

HalifaxSeagull said:
I'm just out of the dentist, having just had a bad tooth removed.

Christ that was painful! Especially when he 'split my gum' and pushed it 'a little' so e could get more purchase on the tooth, which he had to cut into many small pieces ro get out. Even with 6 painkilling injections that was pain on a par with kidney stones I had a couple of years back.

I'm jut sat in my car waiting to come around a bit (with a gob full of bloody gauze) before driving home and then to work!

Moral of the story - eat less bad stuff, brush & floss more!

Your Hero mate, can't you give work a miss? Well done by the way!!

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