[haittiweerved]

Had a filling done this morning. Did not even know I needed one doing (tooth did not hurt) - but apparently it showed up on the X-ray, so they took care of it.

8hrs later and I am still in bloody agony. I have no idea what they have done - but from the moment the anesthetic wore off I've been in constant pain.

If its still like this tomorrow I think I'm going to have to call them again and go back. Makes me worried that maybe they've trapped an infection or something in there.....

[WoCTrt0X]

bagger..........

[Pinkman]

Maybe thats why the British have bad teeth?

*runs*

[haittiweerved]

Maybe thats why the British have bad teeth?

*runs*

I live in The Netherlands.

[Pinkman]

I live in The Netherlands.

Oh, it says British though :O

[haittiweerved]

Oh, it says British though :O

Yes. I'm British. And I live in The Netherlands.

[shenacatro]

I´ve never broke a bone in my body,
till a dentist broke my jaw bone by trying to extract a molar,..
evil bastards [cursing]

[haittiweerved]

I´ve never broke a bone in my body,
till a dentist broke my jaw bone by trying to extract a molar,..
evil bastards [cursing]

The dentist dislocated my jaw today pushing the filling home. Granted, my jaw is screwed after an accident a few years back, so it dislocates easily.

Gave her a nasty shock though [rofl]

[shenacatro]

The dentist dislocated my jaw today pushing the filling home. Granted, my jaw is screwed after an accident a few years back, so it dislocates easily.

Gave her a nasty shock though [rofl]

lol my revenge was an unexpected one, having my jaw numbed up after the procedure you normaly get some water+disinfection stuff, well the wash out didn´t work out that well and ended up with me literally spitting half the bloody sauce on the pretty dentist helper*

*(helperin ? she was a cute ~ 18 year old chick) [rofl]

[katetomson]

I hated dentists for years, I would only go if I was in agony, kept oil of cloves to numb anything that happened, then I moved to Hertfordshire and found the nicest dentist you could ever meet and I went regularily after that for 12 years, even though I moved and for 8 years it was a 150 mile round trip.

Just went to book an appointment and he's now gone private, what a downer, I've had some butcher dentists and I'm not looking forward to looking for another one now as they absolutely terrify me.

[borasolit]

I still do not like dentists. Not them personally, but more of how I feel afterwards. The one I have now is good and I actually do not hurt as bad as I do afterwards as I have in the past, but still I just hate going.

[RealCHEAPsoftDOWNLOAD]

Had a filling done this morning. Did not even know I needed one doing (tooth did not hurt) - but apparently it showed up on the X-ray, so they took care of it.

8hrs later and I am still in bloody agony. I have no idea what they have done - but from the moment the anesthetic wore off I've been in constant pain.

If its still like this tomorrow I think I'm going to have to call them again and go back. Makes me worried that maybe they've trapped an infection or something in there.....

Well, I am sure all of the opiates will take good care of you.

[Sheestgag]

I'm 19 going on 20 this year and never seen a dentists in my entire life. My teeth don't hurt at all except when I put something ecy cold in the front teeth then I can feel it. But that's probably cause I speed more days not brushing my teeth then the amount of days I do brush my teeth.

Come to think of it, after lunch today I might go and brush my teeth. I really should start doing it more often.

[Pinkman]

Do you people not brush or have violent dentists?

Everytime I go, its fine, they clean my teeth and fill a cavity if need be and it never hurts afterwards

[truck]

Do you people not brush or have violent dentists?

Everytime I go, its fine, they clean my teeth and fill a cavity if need be and it never hurts afterwards

I was going to ask the same but I guess some are just very unlucky..

[tactWeiccaf]

I'm 19 going on 20 this year and never seen a dentists in my entire life. My teeth don't hurt at all except when I put something ecy cold in the front teeth then I can feel it. But that's probably cause I speed more days not brushing my teeth then the amount of days I do brush my teeth.

Come to think of it, after lunch today I might go and brush my teeth. I really should start doing it more often.

Didn't you have regular check ups as a kid?

This thread reminds me I really need to make an appointment for a check up. I haven't been for a couple of years! [surrender]

[domeffire]

Went back in December, and i've been every 6 months since I was a young kid.

I've had removeable braces once when I was a kid. Wasn't pleasant, but now I appreciate the fact I wore them for a few months - my teeth are very straight compared to before, when they were an ugly mess.

I didn't appreciate the fact I had to have a needle to the mouth after wearing them. Not sure what it was since I was very young at the time, but never again.

[Sheestgag]

Didn't you have regular check ups as a kid?

Nope, only ever had two checkups and they were both done at school about 10 years ago and they said I was perfectly fine.

[11Pecepebra]

I hated dentists for years, I would only go if I was in agony, kept oil of cloves to numb anything that happened, then I moved to Hertfordshire and found the nicest dentist you could ever meet and I went regularily after that for 12 years, even though I moved and for 8 years it was a 150 mile round trip.

Just went to book an appointment and he's now gone private, what a downer, I've had some butcher dentists and I'm not looking forward to looking for another one now as they absolutely terrify me.

Exact same.

Mine went pricvate and since she was decent I stayed with her.

Then I moved 170 miles away + her fees meant I havent seen a dentist in 20 months.

Going on monday hope the new one is ok as I know I need at least one filling

[AOE6q4bu]

Had a filling done this morning. Did not even know I needed one doing (tooth did not hurt) - but apparently it showed up on the X-ray, so they took care of it.

8hrs later and I am still in bloody agony. I have no idea what they have done - but from the moment the anesthetic wore off I've been in constant pain.

I don't know what they did the drilling with to cause that kind of an effect... a jackhammer? If you're still in pain by tomorrow, then chances are that they drilled too deep and you have pulp exposure and will require an emergency root canal.

I have yet to feel pain when getting fillings with the dentist I have now. It's unpleasant, to be sure, but just that. He is a professor at the dental school, practices only 2 days per week, and charges damn close to $500/hour. But damn it, he's worth every penny.