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

pepe2008

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

*runs away from Chat*

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You get yourself back here right now young lady!

pepe2008

bank_of_slate wrote: »

Another body under the patio!
...Linda xx

Bit cramped down here:p

Burlesque_Babe

back from being down the park.

Squizz - what an a$$hole Is it possible to post on the website you both use and say 'my ex is a !!!!!! and may post some rubbish about me'?

I was booked to have a tooth out a while back - it grew in a gap too small and so grew 'behind' the adjoining ones.......I still need it out I guess......the snow was too thick to get to my appointment that day and the buses were cancelled..........Jan 1987..........:o

bank_of_slate

sallyx wrote: »

Morning :wave:
Having a sneaky peek whilst I am at work
I hate the dentist too and last time I went a year or so ago they said I needed a filling...haven't been back since :eek:

SO many people do this.
The problem doesn't go away though.
It's far better to have the tooth treated while it can be rather than waiting until the decay reaches the nerve/ tooth breaks or you wind up with a swollen face and an abscess.
Once it's left to that stage there are not many choices other than to remove the tooth.
...Linda xx

bank_of_slate

pepe2008 wrote: »

Bit cramped down here:p

Shut up biatch!

Shift the other skeletons over if it's cramped.
...Linda xx

sallyx

Ok Linda/Maz I know its not a bad thing but I am terrified after an awful experience having wisdom teeth out.
Will pluck up the courage to book it.....next week maybe

bank_of_slate

Go for it sally, you can do it. You'll feel so much better for getting it sorted rather than waiting for a painful problem.
Go Sally, Go Sally!

When you go back, explain to the dentist that because of the wisdom tooth experience that's why you haven't had the necessary work done.
They'll understand!
...Linda xx

pepe2008

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

back from being down the park.

Squizz - what an a$$hole Is it possible to post on the website you both use and say 'my ex is a !!!!!! and may post some rubbish about me'?

I was booked to have a tooth out a while back - it grew in a gap too small and so grew 'behind' the adjoining ones.......I still need it out I guess......the snow was too thick to get to my appointment that day and the buses were cancelled..........Jan 1987..........:o

I had 'nueralgia' for years, all up the right side of my head and neck. FINALLY visited Dentist, cracked tooth/root...whipped it out and woohoo!! I could go for a walk in the cold again

Ames

I've got a similar dentist problem, I think a filling fell out last summer but I hate using the phone so I haven't been able to phone round to get a dentist. I just keep taking pain killers when it hurts, I really need to get it sorted though.

Redsquirrel, what a !!!!!!, everyone else has said what I want to anyway.

BB, I've just had one of the chocolate cherry yoghurts, you're right they're delicious! Not sure I'll like the other flavours in the pack as much though.

bank_of_slate

Ames, just make one call to the PALS team at Leeds PCT to be put on their list for an NHS dentist!

"We are working hard to ensure we replace any services that were lost and have set up a Leeds Dental Advice Line to help people find a new NHS dentist and give advice about urgent treatment services. To contact the advice line call 0800 298 5787. It is open between 9am and 5pm Monday to Thursday and 9am and 4.30pm on Fridays.
If you are a patient or carer in the Leeds Primary Care Trust area and you want to add your own contact details, or the details of the person you care for, to a database of those looking for a new dentist, you can contact the advice line on 0800 298 5787, e-mail pals@nhsleeds.nhs.uk or complete the online registration form.
Please leave the following information if you are looking for a new dentist:
Name
Date of Birth
Address and telephone number
Name of previous dentist
Date next dental appointment is due"

From Leeds PCT website
...Linda xx