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:cry: Have to go to the dentist today! :cry: :cry:
I didnt used to be so scared to go the dentist, but since i saw the film "the dentist", i am absolutely terrified!
someone else having the same problem? :eek:
great white
14th May 2003, 16:32
*cue mass insulting of TheGreatDane in this thread*
YipJaapStam
14th May 2003, 17:03
That's who I thought the thread was about originally. Then I saw sosh was the author and realised she's too much of a lady to orchestrate a slanging match.
Just lie back, open your mouth and think of Sweden.
Originally posted by YipJaapStam
Just lie back, open your mouth and think of Sweden.
:laugh: :clap: :laugh: :clap:
marcus
14th May 2003, 18:43
The dentist? I must say I haven't been to the dentist for ages. They say every six months go for a check up...i haven't been for two years...
Originally posted by YipJaapStam
Then I saw sosh was the author and realised she's too much of a lady to orchestrate a slanging match.
u know so little about me.. ;) :p
funny that this post should appear as I'm going tomorrow 3 o'clock, has anyone else here when they've had their mouth open had the urge to bite his fingers
Major Gowan
14th May 2003, 19:56
Yes, odd that this thread was started now as I went to the dentist this morning for the first time since 1988. Was expecting to be told that all my teeth must be extracted immediately or that I had cancer of the jaw or something but in fact I just need a couple of fillings replaced. Will cost £400 though, but spread out over 15 years that's not so bad.
Enclosure_Boy
15th May 2003, 14:54
Originally posted by sosh
:cry: Have to go to the dentist today! :cry: :cry:
I didnt used to be so scared to go the dentist, but since i saw the film "the dentist", i am absolutely terrified!
someone else having the same problem? :eek:
Oh Sosh, if I was your dentist, I'd put your mind at ease with the words: - "As wide as you can" ;)
Marlin
15th May 2003, 17:02
Or just "gargle".
YipJaapStam
16th May 2003, 01:12
So how did it go then sosh? Still got a good mouthful?
Athers
16th May 2003, 03:45
Originally posted by Major Gowan
Yes, odd that this thread was started now as I went to the dentist this morning for the first time since 1988. Was expecting to be told that all my teeth must be extracted immediately or that I had cancer of the jaw or something but in fact I just need a couple of fillings replaced. Will cost £400 though, but spread out over 15 years that's not so bad.
£400 quid :eek: :eek:
Having always had the dentist paid for that shocks me that fillings cost so much.
Originally posted by Enclosure_Boy
Oh Sosh, if I was your dentist, I'd put your mind at ease with the words: - "As wide as you can" ;)
:salute:
Originally posted by YipJaapStam
So how did it go then sosh? Still got a good mouthful?
:salute:
:rolleyes:
YipJaapStam
16th May 2003, 06:48
I meant of teeth. You didn't have any taken out did you? Just an innocent friendly question. Can't think what you thought I was implying.