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| Nov 26th, 2006 09:53 PM | |
| Terra |
You shitting me! OHIO?!? Are you sure it's your teeth and not a sinuse infection? Those will fester for months before they manifest. More often than not, they feel like some sort of tooth infection. |
| Nov 26th, 2006 09:50 PM | |
| glowbelly |
the last toothache i had was worse than labor. this one isn't quite as bad, i'm just sick of my mouth hurting all the time. it's not a sensitivity issue. it's a throbbing, constant pain that runs up into my eye and across the whole top of my jaw. the last time this happened, i thought it was one of my molars and it turned out to be my wisdom tooth. that shot of novacaine was such sweet relief. the pain was gone in 20 seconds and he had the wisdom tooth out in 5 minutes. i also have a double root canal on the other side of my mouth where the temporary filling fell out. so basically, it's just a gaping hole over there. i couldn't afford to get the crown or bridge or whatever the hell it was that i was supposed to get there, so yeah now i'm rambling. hi terra. i'm fine, thanks. i hope you're feeling well, too. ps: i'm back in ohio. |
| Nov 26th, 2006 09:43 PM | |
| Terra |
Dentist, baby doll! Walgreens have temporary fillings if it just might be loose fillings or the beginning of a cavity. It will buy you some time before you see the dentist. If your teeth are very, very sensitive to hot and cold, you can go to the pharmacy and they will sell you something called Gel-Cam. It runs anywhere from 12.00 to 15.00 dollars but it is realy REALLY good. I hope your okay! |
| Nov 26th, 2006 09:26 PM | |
| sadie | one night in my mid-20s, i was up all night banging my head against a wall from an abscessed tooth. i finally called my mom and she called the dentist. it ranked up there with the freakin' tmj, though it was relatively short-lived. teeth suck. |
| Nov 26th, 2006 09:15 PM | |
| AChimp |
 
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| Nov 26th, 2006 09:10 PM | |
| MrAdventure |
i hear you glowbelly i'm ready to camp out behind a horse my poor teeth just refuse to stop falling apart slowly and gracelessly the dentist may be right on principle but he doesn't have your teeth in his head, it sounds like he's simply going by the book, i reckon telling him to remove teeth altogether sets off his alarm similar to a doctor being told "i want to die" by a patient (haha it also sets off his wallet haha) as for what you should do, it's really hard to say, i'd be uncertain going the denture (or partial) route but there are times i'd really rather have it that simple
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| Nov 26th, 2006 08:36 PM | |
| zeldasbiggestfan |
Re: my teeth hurt Try some oragel. That shit works niiiice. And not eating hard candy is a good idea too. And If youve had braces before that might have something to do with it. |
| Nov 26th, 2006 08:29 PM | |
| glowbelly |
i don't drink anymore. i've taken 4 advil, which will probably do more damage to my liver, but at least i'm not drinking! |
| Nov 26th, 2006 08:17 PM | |
| FartinMowler | I stopped eating candy that can stick to my teeth :/ I feel your pain and suggest a shot of booze and a visit to the dentist in the morning. |
| Nov 26th, 2006 08:06 PM | |
| glowbelly |
my teeth hurt again. i think i'm just going to ask the dentist to rip them all out of my head this time. he's always talking about saving the tooth and how important it is to do that. fuck that noise, i just don't want anymore pain. discuss. and please no jokes about the fantastic head i would give if i didn't have any teeth. i give fantastic head with my teeth in my mouth. it wouldn't make a difference if they were gone. losers. 
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