Nice People 13: Nice Save

ukmaggie45

Spent over an hour in the dental chair this afternoon. :eek: For second Thursday. 2 more to go. Reconstructive dentistry. Not a barrel of laughs, but dentist very kind and gentle hands. I told him about my nightmare stuff with front tooth veneers when had the temporary veneers took off :eek: :eek: :eek: - told back then didn't need anaesthesia, tooth's dead, but it was worst pain I ever had in my life :eek: :eek: :eek: - and I've given birth twice. I'd put childbirth at a 9, but that dentistry thing was at least 11 (out of 10) :eek: :eek: :eek:

Told that he would never take off prosthesis (? think that's what he might have said) without pain control. I was so scared about it all as next week or one after I have to have veneers renewed as one front tooth is splitting and veneers loosening. Feeling much less scared now. And I trust this dentist - as much as I trusted Nice Lady Dentist who is on maternity leave. Certainly he's doing a great job on building my teeth up. Anyone near Liverpool who has need of teeth reconstruction I'd recommend him, PM me for name. I just get on Denplan... I imagine what I pay will shoot up next time get yearly payment thing! :rotfl:

To be honest I feel blessed to have a tooth reconstruction specialist as my dentist! :j

CKhalvashi

Maggie, sounds ouch!

ukmaggie45

CKhalvashi wrote: »

15 minutes into my birthday, 20 degrees outside, sat on the outside bar with few members of most delegations, drinking Maltese red.....don't mind if I do :cool:

Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to You, Happy Birthday dear CK, Happy BIrthday to you! :beer: :beer: :beer: :j

Hope you have a wonderful day, lots of fun, and as much Maltese red wine as you can enjoy.

Many Happy Returns of the Day! And Best Wishes from Liverpool :beer:

ukmaggie45

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Maggie, sounds ouch!

It's not ouch now - it *was* around 20 or more years ago.

Now my main problem is keeping mouth open wide for long enuff as jaw muscles start spasming (sp?) and I get a bit scared I might bite nice dentist's fingers just cos jaw goes chomp! :rotfl: :eek:

Basically I'm feeling a happy bunny when it comes to the people looking after my toothipegs now. I'm glad that I won't have to have that person all those years ago ever have to touch my teeth again.

Thanks for your kind thought though, CK. :T

Generali

Happy birthday CK. :beer:

The weather here is utterly glorious. 39C and sunny with a gentle breeze. No idea why I got really homesick last night then.

Masomnia

Happy birthday CK!

CKhalvashi

Thanks guys!

Generali wrote: »

Happy birthday CK. :beer:

The weather here is utterly glorious. 39C and sunny with a gentle breeze. No idea why I got really homesick last night then.

I'm jealous, really!

zagubov

Happy birthday CK. :bdaycake:
Malta looks lovely. Always wanted to go. Think allthesses went there a year or so ago.

Maggie commiserations on the dental work. Need a lot of work done myself. Falling to bits, I am

Generali

What a lovely lunch. I went and sat under a wild olive tree in the local botanical gardens and ate seasonal fruits and some cheese. Then had a snooze listening to a football podcast. Lovely.

GDB2222

39C! That's a bit too warm for me. In fact, I think I would hate it.

I still think of temperatures in Fahrenheit. So, 60 is shirtsleeve weather, 70 is pleasantly warm, 80 is hot, and anything above 85 is too hot to do anything. 39C is 102F, which beats the UK record by a couple of degrees.