Tuesday 20th daily chat-onwards and upwards....

pepe2008

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

Oh he can be very charming when he wants to - yesterday I was the most incredible woman on earth but because I wouldn't take him back, today I apparently deserve all this.

Thanks Pepe.. must admit I'm not feeling very nice at the moment.

Off out for some fresh air, thanks all, will catch you later x

I make that Squizz 1, !!!!!! 0...game over, blow the whistle, no return match.

pepe2008

spud30 wrote: »

She's lovely. Very young, and absolutely gorgeous but motherly at the same time. I hate her :rotfl:

Ooooh....I seem to have developed toothache:D

bank_of_slate

spud30 wrote: »

No Linda, she hasnt. Should she have

It is usual to take an x-ray of a tooth before doing an extraction, however she may already have one that shows her the position of the roots.

Ask her at your next appointment and ask her to show it to you.

...Linda xx

bank_of_slate

pepe2008 wrote: »

Ooooh....I seem to have developed toothache:D

Lie down and open wide Pepe
...Linda xx

bookseller1980

bank_of_slate wrote: »

It is usual to take an x-ray of a tooth before doing an extraction, however she may already have one that shows her the position of the roots.

Ask her at your next appointment and ask her to show it to you.

...Linda xx

But don't upset her whatever you do. :eek: :eek: :eek:

(Land_of)_Maz

i have the dentist tomorrow, similar thing really...
the back of tooth is intact, the front facing part is broken off...

dentist did temp dressing on it before Xmas which came out last week, i thought that it lasted quite well since it was only clinging onto one side of tooth!

now the dressing is out, i am quite used to the gap... considering going for cheaper option of extraction of back of tooth, or as dentist thinks it will take a cap/crown/whatever it's called... will be over £120, which i know is not excessive, (thinking of DD's ££££thousands) but i could do without the expense......

It's the one behind my the pointy one (incisor??).. if that makes any difference...

Nurse Linda - your thoughts please????????

(Land_of)_Maz

bank_of_slate wrote: »

Lie down and open wide Pepe
...Linda xx

Don't do it Pepe!!!! Last time Linda said that it was to Daniel Craig!! and we all know how that ended!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:eek: :eek: :eek:

pepe2008

bank_of_slate wrote: »

Lie down and open wide Pepe
...Linda xx

Its the one riiiight at the back, you made need to lean in a bit further:p

pepe2008

(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »

Don't do it Pepe!!!! Last time Linda said that it was to Daniel Craig!! and we all know how that ended!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:eek: :eek: :eek:

Oh no too late mmmmphh mmmphh:p

bank_of_slate

(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »

i have the dentist tomorrow, similar thing really...
the back of tooth is intact, the front facing part is broken off...

dentist did temp dressing on it before Xmas which came out last week, i thought that it lasted quite well since it was only clinging onto one side of tooth!

now the dressing is out, i am quite used to the gap... considering going for cheaper option of extraction of back of tooth, or as dentist thinks it will take a cap/crown/whatever it's called... will be over £120, which i know is not excessive, (thinking of DD's ££££thousands) but i could do without the expense......

It's the one behind my the pointy one (incisor??).. if that makes any difference...

Nurse Linda - your thoughts please????????

A premolar then.
It's worth hanging onto a tooth if possible to maintain the arch of your mouth.
When you loose a tooth the neighbouring ones can drift or the opposing tooth can 'over erupt' into the gap left by the extracted tooth, this could alter the way you bite together and place stresses on other teeth.
A crown is a good long term solution if what's left of the tooth is solid and sound!
At least then you have the future option of extracting it if things don't go to plan. Once it's out you can't go back!
...Linda xx