Lost a tooth filling.

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Lost a tooth filling.

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What a time of the year to have a filling fall out from one of my teeth.
I'll have to see if I can have an emergency appointment tomorrow. Not the end of the world I know, although it could have waited until after Christmas :)

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same here
broke a tooth in half and had to have a temp crown fitted yesterday
i feel your pain
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A filling falling out of your tooth at ANY time of the year doesn't sound appealing to me. It'll cost a bomb to replace if yer not on the NHS (like as to wot I is).

That said, My last visit to the dentist was years ago. Terrified of them, to the point that it takes me 20 mins to get settled into the chair. They used to make me a double appointment, until they had enough, and ''kindly'' told me to not come back, and referred me to a specialist Hypno/calming dentist that can work with wooses like me.

Needless to say, I never went. If anything needs done in my mouth, that's what the Dremel is for, and the exterior Polyfiller. (Which I got bollocked at by the last dentist, cos one of my fillings came out (an olde silvery one) and I plugged it with exterior polyfiller - she went mental trying to drill it out, as it set harder than what she's used to drilling.

Best of luck in the chair. Don't envy you at all. :thumbup:
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I'm feeling better knowing I'm not on my own Macdee :wink: :lol:

Sorry to hear you have had a tooth problem as well. This is a first for me, a filling falling out, the cavity feels huge :lol: probably not as bad as it feels, I hope anyway,

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Thanks Dave, going to the dentist, the only time you have to pay for pain :lol: well perhaps not entirely true if you know what I mean :wink:
I like the poly filler bit :lol:

Luckily I'm am still with an NHS dentist, even so I can't see it being cheap,

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totally no help but my dentists tits are huge, i love going to the dentist lol :eek2
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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fabiostar wrote:my dentists tits are huge, i love going to the dentist lol
I can just see you there. In the dentists chair. Saying Aaaaaah, and drooling out the side of yer mouth....


and the dentist saying: ' fer christ sake fabio, what's the matter?...I haven't even started yet....''


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fabiostar wrote:totally no help but my dentists tits are huge, i love going to the dentist lol :eek2
My dentist also has big tits
I have told him "uho bare ack barer air agh air yelf " but he never listens
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macdee wrote:"uho bare ack barer air agh air yelf "
To make sense of this, I have had to sit at my desk with my head tilted backwards over the chair, with 3 forks, 2 spoons and a bike gloved finger in my mouth....then saying it.
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fabiostar wrote:totally no help but my dentists tits are huge, i love going to the dentist lol :eek2
Trust you to come up with something like that :lol:
TheGingerBeardMan wrote:
macdee wrote:"uho bare ack barer air agh air yelf "
To make sense of this, I have had to sit at my desk with my head tilted backwards over the chair, with 3 forks, 2 spoons and a bike gloved finger in my mouth....then saying it.
Well you've done a lot better than me :lol: although yet to try the 3 forks, 2 spoons and the finger of a bike glove bit yet :problem:

No joy today with seeing a dentist. They don't classify a filling coming out as an emergency unless I'm in pain,

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go to the local chemist. they sell ,home made get you threw fillings you can pop on yourself. stops the air getting to the nerves.
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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fabiostar wrote:go to the local chemist. they sell ,home made get you threw fillings you can pop on yourself. stops the air getting to the nerves.
I never knew that, thanks for the tip :thumbup:

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sirch345 wrote:
fabiostar wrote:go to the local chemist. they sell ,home made get you threw fillings you can pop on yourself. stops the air getting to the nerves.
I never knew that, thanks for the tip :thumbup:

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bigtwinthing wrote:
sirch345 wrote:
fabiostar wrote:go to the local chemist. they sell ,home made get you threw fillings you can pop on yourself. stops the air getting to the nerves.
I never knew that, thanks for the tip :thumbup:

Chris.

Bluetac :lol:
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I think GMB's poly filler would go harder :lol:

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The only part that really stresses me about the dentist is waiting for the numbing stuff to go. and the burning sensation as its going, apart from that, fillings, root canals, extractions no problem.
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