We had a visit to the dentist today, and my fear of having cracked a tooth has been confirmed.
Actually, a bit has broken off and I have a cavity, so that will be filled next month.
Hubby got away with a quick file down of rough edges, descale and polish, so he is all smiles.
No problem. I’m coming out in sympathy with Maggie, though at the moment I don’t actually have toothache.
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The dreaded dentist visit! 😱
I like my guy. He’s very good and doesn’t hurt. The anesthetic is on tap (tanker in car park in readiness, I am such a wimp LOL)
That’s cool. I don’t like it to hurt too. But I still don’t want to go to the dentist 🦷
Hopefully you don’t get toothache.
Not at the moment, but even if I did, paracetamol will sort it. If it was too bad, I’ go in as an emergency.
Dentists are no fun
My guy is very good and doesn’t hurt me. I get the swab on the gum before he even shows it the needle and if I feel the slightest twinge, I get another shot.
That is frustrating, but hopefully you are not in pain?
I have a dentist appointment tomorrow!
Good luck tomorrow. Maggie is having hers seen to as well. I’m not in any pain though.
Thank you 🙂 No fillings, two X-Rays and £55 later . . .
I hope it went well for Maggie. They anaesthetise the dogs here to clean their teeth – costs a lot!
Likewise, though the last one she had was done as part of the process for removing the first lump.
Seems it’s not her tooth so she still has it. Face swollen like she’s swallowed a golf ball and we’re waiting for the result of the liquid removed from the cyst they found.
Aw poor Maggie. I hope the swelling goes down quickly and she can feel more comfortable. 🙂
Thanks Sci. It’s hard to tell today, but hopefully tomorrow we’ll see a change.
Bummer! I had a redo (root canal) of an old filling because the dentist was worried it would all collapse soon. Set me back $1000 in February. Eeks.
Holy shit!
I have a crown that is over 30 years old, and although there is no infection, it’s not loose and isn’t bothering me, the Xray showed that the root canal wasn’t completely done. This is three teeth up from the one with the cavity. He said if it does start to play up it would be a case of removing the crown and pegs holding it together, redoing the root canal, repegging and re-crowning. ‘Nah, just take it out’ I said. ‘Or’, he continued, ‘we could take it out’. I like my dentist!
Not many teeth left now, so visits to the dentist are becoming more pleasant, I am pleased to say…
Likewise, but those I have are still mine!
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thank you!
Oooh dear! And denyusts are SO expensive!
We paid £22.70 each for a check up and I’ll have another £39.40 to pay for the filling.
Ooh dear. That is cheap as dentists go, but still a lot of money when you’re on a tight budget! Hope the toothache gives you a miss Di
So far so good. All in the current budget, so not worried.
That’s good Di
Dog and hubby will be there for you. Xxx
🙂 I know.