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Help! Found a stone in my bar of chocolate and broke my tooth!
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How much was it OP
I broke a tooth a year or so ago, left a sharp edge which i filed down and it is still broken to this day, keep thinking about having it repaired.
I bit down on a nut i think, dont really remember0 -
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Although it may well be free for the OP.
Somehow, particularly as this seems more like a compo thread, I doubt the OP will be back.0 -
My husband broke a tooth eating a crisp.
He had an emergency filling by another dentist as his was on holiday , followed by a permanent filling done by his own dentist
He sent the hard but of crisp , the packet and the bit of tooth to Walkers.
They replied that the they had found that the 'hard bit' was compressed potato. The machinery had had a blunt blade.
they forwarded a form of several pages to his dentist to complete regarding what the damage was and what treatment was necessary for the best future protection of the tooth.
As a result he had root canal treatment and a crown fitted at Waker's expense.
All the time he was having treatment a very nice lady from Walkers was constantly in touch for updates.0 -
Do you have 2 bits,
The stone and the filling ?make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
My husband broke a tooth eating a crisp.
He had an emergency filling by another dentist as his was on holiday , followed by a permanent filling done by his own dentist
He sent the hard but of crisp , the packet and the bit of tooth to Walkers.
They replied that the they had found that the 'hard bit' was compressed potato. The machinery had had a blunt blade.
they forwarded a form of several pages to his dentist to complete regarding what the damage was and what treatment was necessary for the best future protection of the tooth.
As a result he had root canal treatment and a crown fitted at Waker's expense.
All the time he was having treatment a very nice lady from Walkers was constantly in touch for updates.
Two questions:
Was he visited by Gary Lineker?
Did he get any free packets of crisps?You know what uranium is, right? It's this thing called nuclear weapons. And other things. Like lots of things are done with uranium. Including some bad things.
Donald Trump, Press Conference, February 16, 20170
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