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Location: Old Leake, UK
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17-12-2009, 12:23 PM
Originally Posted by madmare 
I'm Baaaack. The offending tooth has gone and I have to say this dentist was fantastic. He really helped to put me at ease and turned the radio up on my request.
I had been visibly shaking all morning, but now feel quite proud of myself for actually going through with it. I know to some of you that will sound silly but to me it really was a big deal.
I would have no hesitation in seeing that young man again and letting him take another out if it ever needs it.
I am going to take a thankyou card in to him tomorrow as he really did go out of his way to help put me at ease. It only took 15 mins from the start of the numbing process till I left his room.
Woo I done it
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Location: Essex UK
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17-12-2009, 12:38 PM
The numbness has worn off now and it is bladdy sore I can tell you and still managing to radiate pain to my other teeth. I'm just attempting to eat some soup without the bits getting in the socket
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17-12-2009, 03:05 PM
Originally Posted by madmare
I'm Baaaack. The offending tooth has gone and I have to say this dentist was fantastic. He really helped to put me at ease and turned the radio up on my request.
I had been visibly shaking all morning, but now feel quite proud of myself for actually going through with it. I know to some of you that will sound silly but to me it really was a big deal.
I would have no hesitation in seeing that young man again and letting him take another out if it ever needs it.
I am going to take a thankyou card in to him tomorrow as he really did go out of his way to help put me at ease. It only took 15 mins from the start of the numbing process till I left his room.
Woo I done it
I know I did,the great thing about such a possitive experiance is it helps next time you go,
even though you will always hate the dentist, you have now crossed all hurdles and know you can do everything from a filling to an extraction....your so brave xxx
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Location: Essex UK
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17-12-2009, 03:50 PM
I don't know why I am feeling like this, I should be over the moon its over, not crying my eyes out over every silly little thing.
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Location: East Sussex
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17-12-2009, 06:57 PM
Originally Posted by madmare
I'm Baaaack. The offending tooth has gone and I have to say this dentist was fantastic. He really helped to put me at ease and turned the radio up on my request.
I had been visibly shaking all morning, but now feel quite proud of myself for actually going through with it. I know to some of you that will sound silly but to me it really was a big deal.
I would have no hesitation in seeing that young man again and letting him take another out if it ever needs it.
I am going to take a thankyou card in to him tomorrow as he really did go out of his way to help put me at ease. It only took 15 mins from the start of the numbing process till I left his room.
Woo I done it
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Location: East Sussex
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17-12-2009, 07:00 PM
Originally Posted by madmare
Thanks everyone for your support and stories you really all helped me. I really was thrilled straight afterwards, but for some reason the rest of today I have been really tearfull, down and a right b*tch to my daughter.
I don't know why I am feeling like this, I should be over the moon its over, not crying my eyes out over every silly little thing.
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