Amazingly all that was required were four fillings to be replaced. (Two had dropped out). One of the new ones was fashioned into half a molar as the original had snapped. A bit of a clean which was more painful than the fillings and I was as good as new. All done on the NHS, bless it.
So off I went. Into the chair. Teeth were counted. 4 missing due to childhood extraction in a failed attempt to make them less crowded. This resulted in four gaps! Soft tissue fine. Teeth fine. Quick clean and I was out again into the spring sunshine all in under twenty minutes courtesy of the NHS.
He is very proud of his hair. He is getting ready for a week in New York and wants to drive ‘em wild when he arrives.
I doubt there would have been a bigger scene if a surgeon told him he would be the new lead in Boxing Helena and so for realism. He would have to have both arms and legs amputated!
After the teeth, next item on the agenda is my annual eye test.
Wow! Middle age is a rip snorting place to be!
2 comments:
Hi Alex. I have never been afraid of dentists despite the fact that i was 'gassed' at the tender age of ten in order to remove two teeth. Didn't hurt a bit, but did have an 'out of body' experience. No, really, i saw the whole thing from the ceiling! What has always baffled me tho is why anyone would choose to fiddle about in peoples gobs for a living!? Anyway although unafraid of the treatment - very afraid of bill!
I've warned you before Alex.
STOP FRIGHTENING the kids with photos of YOU! Ha ha ha ha.
(Its great hearing about others suffering ... especially you!)
Hisss hisss
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