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Old 03-06-2007, 05:36 PM
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I'm back. Geeze this is not pleasent. No pain . . .yet, but my mouth is stuffed with gauze, dry lips, blood running down my throat, can't feel any swallowing sensation. Took the gauze out as instructed after an hour and started bleeding again. Put new gauze in it was soaked again, my saliva glands seem to have kicked into over-drive, not supposed to spit. Can't keep a dry gauze in there. I was told to take a pain pill before it started to hurt but I can't seem to swallow. Can't figure out how to get anything in my mouth either.

Anyway, the dentist was very good. Didn't hurt a bit but I still just about pulled the arms off the chair waiting for a big one, pain that is.

I am starving too. The steak last night was great!

gotta go do another gauze.
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Old 03-06-2007, 05:37 PM
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Included in the medical checkups when leaving the USMC was the dentist. Upon completion of the check up the Dentist sent me to another. After a short wait, I was seated and informed that I was about to have all my teeth pulled. The reasons given, were that they would all have to come out eventually because of all the fillings, and problems that they found. It was the first time I ever argued with an officer. I said no way. My motivation was pure fear. Well that was 45 years ago, and I still have my teeth. Dentistry, just 45 years ago was still in the dark ages compared to today. Many of my pals didn't argue, and lost their teeth. I do fear that I too will soon have to decide on store bought ones though. Tom H
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Old 03-06-2007, 05:38 PM
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What kind of steak? Beef? Ptui! That stuff is poison.

Now, a nice venison or moose steak - ahhhhhhhhh yumyumyum.
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Old 03-06-2007, 05:42 PM
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I see you're back Nancy! I guess you got a lolly pop from the Dentist then. Hang in there, soon you will be feeling a whole lot better....Tom H
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Old 03-06-2007, 06:06 PM
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Wishing you the best, Nancy -- comfort and good replacements.
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Old 03-07-2007, 04:14 AM
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I know the feeling Nancy. I had a tooth extracted last year, a molar. It started with a root canal on a Friday and another one on Saturday (same dentist) and with a different dentist on Monday. The tooth hurt too much for the oral surgeon to extract it so I had to wait a week and go back to the oral surgeon at which time I was put to sleep. I don't like going to the dentist anymore. Not that I ever did like to go to a dentist. I won't go back to the first dentist ever. I've had pain but not like that pain. I hope you are ok now.
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Old 03-07-2007, 09:33 AM
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I am so sorry! I know that I had nothing to do with it, but I'm terrified of dentists. I don't really have a thing that pops out in my mind why, but could pee my pants just thinking about it. I had my wisdom teeth removed last Jan. and a VERY nice dentist took them out. He saw my fingers with the death grip on the arm of the chair just talking to him durung the consult. He gave my some very nice Ativan to take before I got there, and another when I got there. I woke up walking with a nurse to the car and had to grab her because I almost fell. My mother was with me and said that I was white as a ghost. When my husband called around my area NO ONE would clean my teeth unless I was awake. I don't care for that option. Many hung up on him as soon as he asked. One asked him if I had a drug dependence---uuuuhhhhh, No!!!! Just Scared out of my wits!!!!!!!!!! Bob D. if you find a dentist that you are willing to go to, let me know! WE can schedule our appointment on the same day and Steph and Ryan can hold our hands! Nancy, you are in my thoughts!
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Old 03-07-2007, 09:55 AM
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Nancy, I spent one christmas eve like that, everytime I took the gauze out, it took the clot with it and started bleeding again! Later I found out, you are supposed to take the gauze out about every 30 minutes! Check with your dentist on it! Its kind of a hassle now, but I can tell you, when your gums are healed and you have your new plates....its just fine! Annnnndddd if I have to go to the dentist, I walk in, lay them on the tray and go read a magazine ha ha....."it don git no better'n that!" (the only reason you have to go in is because you dropped them in the sink cleaning them and cracked them LOL)
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Old 03-07-2007, 10:01 AM
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My Dad always joked about he had teeth like stars, they came out at night!
Dentist don't bother me. I just tell them if I feel any pain, they will, too.
Works.

But what I do hate is The dentist has all these tools hanging from your mouth, have both hands and a foot in your mouth, then ask you a question! Geezz, How dumb!


Hey Kenny...thats not cuz their dumb! Its cuz they understand "kerblummberfung!" thats the language spoken, with dentist tools hanging from you mouth, both hands and one foot in your mouth! LOL
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I cant swear this will work on bleeding gums after a tooth extraction, but the old dentist that pulled mine for my drug store teeth said to use a tea bag on the gums. He said the tanic sp. acid will promote clotting. Leave the tea bag on 10 to 15 minutes.

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