Chit Chat
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05 Dec 09
20:40
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chipped the tooth next to it about 3 years ago and have started to feel the one behind it growing more sidey ways along the direction of the chipped tooth recently. cant see the problem ever going away.
so what do i do? dentist first then pliers?
so what do i do? dentist first then pliers?
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go to casualty, they have a dentist, they have to treat it if you're in discomfort.
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really? that sounds like a scam, how can they measure my comfort?
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well they put electrodes onto your genitals and work out which is causing you most pain ,if it your tooth then voila you get a frebbie ;\
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Dentist ffs
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Er...dentist?
Either that or the bottle of whisky and pliers way |
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Don't trust NHS dentists, they will leave the tooth where it is and remove your head instead.
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It wouldn't be wise to pull it out yourself!
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Tie a piece of string to it then tie it to the handle of the door and get sum1 to slam the door and it will pull it out problem sorted! Then put it under ur pillow! The toothfairy will give u a pound for it!
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Good plan Bhoys
You forgot the whisky though |
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whats the toothfairys paypal?
it doesnt hurt btw, i just felt it with my tongue when eating a few weeks back and checked it all out in a mirror, i just want to rip a tooth out like they do in films i had no idea what wisdom teeth were until a lass in work started moaning about hers hurting, ive not been to a dentist since school |
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i was going to put up an almost identical thread :|
i broke a wisdom tooth yesterday and its scratching the side of my cheek, im not registered with a dentist and will take 3 months b4 i can even see one(if i can afford it) |
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how you planning on getting it out andy :D
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you can't get at wisdom teeth with pliers if you wanted to. too far back.
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I really wouldn't try self-extracting a wisdom tooth, it's a recipe for disaster and lots of pain.
See a dentist. |
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i keep pushing it with my finger, hoping to loosen it a bit, and trying to knock the sharp bit off
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Just reading there that you shouldnt mess about with wisdom teeth, the bottom ones are connected to your jaw bone apparently?
i dont buy it |
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London Hospital - Whitechapel
Used to provide free dentistry years go. They may still do it today. |
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wisdom teeth not causing pain do not need to be removed. however get the chipped tooth checked out.
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when you say checked out you really mean pulled out with fishing line tied to a brick?
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I do believe that that is the term commonly used in the dentistry business. Yes.
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only if you dont want to spend £16.50 for a check up
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fair enough, i spent 15 on the khan garbage tonight, im just googling dentists now.
like i say i havent been to a dentist since i was in school 13 years ago |
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Here is an excellent short youtube clip showing how to get dentist's prices down... :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AUjQaOuiKA |
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I had teeth growing side-ways. They start to push into your other teeth. I had to go to hospital to have them cut out.
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Go to your local kebab shop at 11.30 tonight and shove the biggest bloke in there at the same time saying ' f u c k off tw@t head'.
That'll shift it for you. |
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This month, 2 years ago i had a lower tooth out (No 5), not a wisdom one.
Dentist (Solid Polish Bird) was tugging and pulling at it, her big Knockers sticking in my face, her assistant holding onto my head, it came out, but a small piece of tooth was left in the gum, my Jaw ached for about 3 weeks afterwards, eventualy on Boxing day my gum Rejected out the little bit of tooth fragment left in. Deep rooted B@st@rd, my right B0ll0ck still aches now and then. Alot of Double Entendre`s in this tale!!! |