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sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

Hi there SD, not a bad day thank you, oh yes please, will it keep for tomorrow evening though cos I have to see the big dentist man tomorrow :eek::o:D.
I have been preparing my teeth........oh golly now that did sound as if I'm talking about false ones :rotfl:, and I have been good and calmed down from 5 times down to 3 times a day with the brushing:T:j:D.
Bet your day was extra good with receiving your cheque payout?:j:beer:;)XX

Ah, good to hear you've had a good day! :j
Good luck for tomorrow. Don't worry, you will be fine! I'm sure I can spare you some spirit to send over! Well done for calming down on your brushing, sounds like you had OCD! :rotfl: lol @ your falsies!
I was really surprised as when I spoke to the bloke a couple of weeks ago, he said they were right up to the 28 days buffer so was nice to see it on the table when I got in from work! :beer:
What time is your appointment?
X x

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

Ah, good to hear you've had a good day! :j
Good luck for tomorrow. Don't worry, you will be fine! I'm sure I can spare you some spirit to send over! Well done for calming down on your brushing, sounds like you had OCD! :rotfl: lol @ your falsies!
I was really surprised as when I spoke to the bloke a couple of weeks ago, he said they were right up to the 28 days buffer so was nice to see it on the table when I got in from work! :beer:
What time is your appointment?
X x

Thank you.:);)

lmao :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

10 past 10am but going to be there earlier than that to complete the forms.....:D, just want it all over and done with.
With it being the first time there though they may not actually do anything with that root canal as its not actually hurting, so maybe a look over and a list of other appointments to come :j:j:D XX

di3004

What I do know is the check up is for £12 and must take a cheque book just in case they do decide to want to do anything else, they do not take visa cards.
I rather pay as I go along instead of owing it if you know what I mean?;)

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

Thank you.:);)

lmao :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

10 past 10am but going to be there earlier than that to complete the forms.....:D, just want it all over and done with.
With it being the first time there though they may not actually do anything with that root canal as its not actually hurting, so maybe a look over and a list of other appointments to come :j:j:D XX

Not too early then, that's good. There shouldn't be a rush on. If you've already told them your problem, then they should be able to deal with it. Maybe if you tell them that it's starting to hurt now...
Have you had any cake today?
X x

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

What I do know is the check up is for £12 and must take a cheque book just in case they do decide to want to do anything else, they do not take visa cards.
I rather pay as I go along instead of owing it if you know what I mean?;)

I understand! :j Strange they don't take cards though?

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

Not too early then, that's good. There shouldn't be a rush on. If you've already told them your problem, then they should be able to deal with it. Maybe if you tell them that it's starting to hurt now...
Have you had any cake today?
X x

No actually a good time, I wouldn't have minded an earlier one if they had had one spare.

Even though I'm not getting any trouble I think they will gather the part of it is still sharp, so maybe they will do something.

Was checking out some charges on dental costs for the NHS in Wales, don't know how old this one is though or if its been updated since:
Must be the same is I was told to bring along £12. :j;)

Dental costs explainedNHS dentist costs in Wales

In Wales there are three bands of charges for NHS dental treatment:

• Band 1 (£12) - Covers examinations, advice, x-rays and scale and polishes
• Band 2 (£39) - Covers permanent fillings, teeth extractions and some oral surgery such as surgical removal of cyst, buried root, unerupted tooth, impacted tooth
• Band 3 (£177) - Covers treatment including crowns, dentures, bridges, and orthodontic treatment

di3004

Oops sorry missed that one......:eek:. nope no cake today :D lol:j

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

I understand! :j Strange they don't take cards though?

Yeah I know, maybe they think if we could pay by visa then we could pay privately perhaps? :eek::rotfl::D:o

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

No actually a good time, I wouldn't have minded an earlier one if they had had one spare.

Even though I'm not getting any trouble I think they will gather the part of it is still sharp, so maybe they will do something.

Was checking out some charges on dental costs for the NHS in Wales, don't know how old this one is though or if its been updated since:
Must be the same is I was told to bring along £12. :j;)

Dental costs explainedNHS dentist costs in Wales

In Wales there are three bands of charges for NHS dental treatment:

• Band 1 (£12) - Covers examinations, advice, x-rays and scale and polishes
• Band 2 (£39) - Covers permanent fillings, teeth extractions and some oral surgery such as surgical removal of cyst, buried root, unerupted tooth, impacted tooth
• Band 3 (£177) - Covers treatment including crowns, dentures, bridges, and orthodontic treatment

Looks we're subsidising you as well as Scotland then! :rotfl:

Band 1. £16.50
Band 2. £45.60
Band 3. £198

I'll be over at the weekend to pick up the difference! :T
Another day being good? You'll have a massive backlash one day! :rotfl:

X x

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

Looks we're subsidising you as well as Scotland then! :rotfl:

Band 1. £16.50
Band 2. £45.60
Band 3. £198

I'll be over at the weekend to pick up the difference! :T
Another day being good? You'll have a massive backlash one day! :rotfl:

X x

Golly a few quid difference there......it all adds up doesn't it?:eek: