I'm a big wuss/chicken
#11
06-01-2012, 07:21 PM
The GFs mom had a stone go through the lawnmower bag a couple years ago. It hit center mouth and broke 8 teeth so bad they got removed totally. She has had a couple surgeries to install screw-in ceramic teeth into the jaws, and a couple more to adjust them correctly. Her mouth looks fine now. but she was in alot of pain for a long time.
I freak at my kids for playing with rocks in the yard. My dad used to as well once the mower broke a house window.
I freak at my kids for playing with rocks in the yard. My dad used to as well once the mower broke a house window.
#12
06-02-2012, 08:49 AM
Yea I did not even have to say I was nervous , my body was trembling , it looked like I was having a seizure . I'm just glad it's over I feel so much better . If I had good insurance they would have been able to be fixed , but my insurance would not pay to get them fixed , so I had no choice . It was all back teeth that were pulled upper and lower , and I brush my teeth all the time . I'm not a scum bag I just never go to the dentist or doctor unless the pain over kills the fear .
#13
06-02-2012, 10:11 AM
lol i think everyone is the same way, i remember getting one wisdom tooth pulled and while waiting in the chair i came to close to just running out of there but it was totally painless, came back for the second one a bit later and less nervous. when i came back for the top 2 i was just like whatever get it over with.
what i usually do, and my dentist is cool with it, bring a ipod and just blast music. even though i dont feel any pain, i dont wanna hear the crunching of teeth or the drill.
what i usually do, and my dentist is cool with it, bring a ipod and just blast music. even though i dont feel any pain, i dont wanna hear the crunching of teeth or the drill.
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