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Aunty Post
27 May 15 13:45
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Was expecting some needle action so put some oral Gel on the area, before setting off, and again whilst waiting.

In the event nothing happened except my throat went completely numb!

Always makes me laugh when they do an X-Ray,  and hit the button, and run like crazy to get out of the room....

Have to go back in July for a one hour appointment to prep me for a crown, so that's something to look forward to.....NOT!  Laugh

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i_agree_with_nick
When: 27 May 15 14:01
I also went this morning.

Terrible about that JFK getting assassinated.
By:
Aunty Post
When: 27 May 15 14:09
Terrible about that JFK getting assassinated.

I know. I heard people talking about it only yesterday...what happened?
By:
Hound-Dog-2
When: 27 May 15 15:22
"Always makes me laugh when they do an X-Ray,  and hit the button, and run like crazy to get out of the room...."

They don't want to get zapped !  Always been a bit worried about medical or dental x-rays and the radiation exposure.  Last time I was at the dentist I had to have an x-ray, and as you say they run like crazy to get out the room.  When I did ask them about it they said the amount of radiation exposure is so minimal.  But I still wouldn't want many x-rays !
By:
i_agree_with_nick
When: 27 May 15 15:24
My consultant assures me that the amount of exposure to radition from an x-ray is negligible.
By:
Aunty Post
When: 27 May 15 15:32
Usually it's just the nurse who does it, but I think she was still training, so dentist and her did it together,
and almost fell over themselves in the rush to get out!
By:
spellingandgrammarchecker
When: 27 May 15 18:18
Excess exposure to radiation will fry a nurses ovaries in less than a minute, and it doesn't do men any favours either, they become 'Jaffas'.
By:
kenny mann
When: 27 May 15 18:50
I also went to the dentist today. That's 3 of us. Planned treatment over 2 one hour future sessions £840 ffs.
By:
i_agree_with_nick
When: 27 May 15 18:56
My dentist won an award last year. He's got a plaque on his wall.
By:
Ivor
When: 27 May 15 19:07
Mine even takes his canine to work.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 27 May 15 19:09
lifetime exposure is the op word
By:
Coachbuster
When: 27 May 15 19:09
thats 2 words i guess
By:
i_agree_with_nick
When: 27 May 15 19:18
Mine said he chose to practise dentistry because he wanted a well paid job but was hopeless at maths. He hated calculus.
By:
akabula
When: 27 May 15 20:39
I stole the following from bigmo's thread. Give you guys something to look forward to.

A guy goes to a lady dentist to have a tooth extracted.
She pulled out a large syringe to give a local anaesthetic shot.
"OOh, sorry - no way, no needles! I hate needles!"  the guy said.
So she started to hook up the nitrous oxide tank, and he said,  "I  can't do the gas thing either. Just the thought of having a mask on  face suffocates  me!
The dentist then asked the patient if he had any objections to taking a pill.
"No," he  says, "I'm fine with pills."
The dentist gave him two little blue pills and he swallowed them.
"What  are those?" he asked.
"Viagra," she replied.
"I'll be damned," said the patient, "I didn't know Viagra worked as a pain killer."
"It doesn't," said the dentist, "But it will give you something to hold on to when I pull your tooth out.
By:
i_agree_with_nick
When: 27 May 15 22:01
I know someone who's a bit of a hippy and he never has anaesthetic.

He likes to transcend dental medication.
By:
Clouseau
When: 27 May 15 22:29
Is it safe?...

... Is it safe?
By:
kenny mann
When: 27 May 15 22:59
Very good i_agree_with_nick
By:
Aunty Post
When: 28 May 15 08:15
2 one hour future sessions £840 ffs.

£420.00 an hour!! That makes solicitors look cheap at £150.00 an hour, and Audi main dealer workshop diagnostic checks
are a gift at £66.00 for half an hour even if the fault is sorted in 5 minutes!

It would be good to see a breakdown of that cost kenny....

Practitioner's fee

Practice overhead

Insurance

etc
By:
Big_Issue
When: 28 May 15 09:19
I have to pay my non-NHS Dentist a retainer of about £17 a month, check-ups, cleans and fillings inc in price (probably extractions too, but what Dentist takes teeth out nowadays?) and pay extra for Crowns with last one costing £400 and got sent elsewhere for Root Canal Work (£800).
By:
Clouseau
When: 28 May 15 10:01
Practitioner's fee

Practice overhead

Insurance

etc


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