PrincessSparklePants
Little Miss Christmas
Me thinks she's showing herself as someone who is nothing without her scripted insults. She's nothing like she thinks she is 
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PrincessSparklePants
Little Miss Christmas
Eeek just seen the time, will be back to continue catching up soon as gotta get back to the dentist for 2pm (whatever he did less than a month ago he didn't do too well and OUCH!) See you soon loves x
ladyfelsham
Back to SW again
Oooh good luck at the dentist! xxx
xxx
PrincessSparklePants
Little Miss Christmas
Ta loves - hibernated a bit as I was a bit mardy when I got home.
The work he'd done on the filling I had back in Dec had damaged the nerve in my tooth. I was hoping it was just going to be an option of him removing it and doing it again (thinking he'd done it a bit too close to the nerve) but nope - my options were either removal or root canal. I've heard too many bad things about root canals and the pain/extra work needed so he removed it
Luckily it was done within about 15/20 mins after letting it numb (and about 6/7 injections of anesthetic, I'm not brave!!!) I didn't feel a thing! And as I went to bed as soon as I got in, I didn't feel the anesthetic wear off either (I hate that numb tingly period!) and after a short nap I got back up with it all worn off. It's a bit sore but it's nice to be able to close my mouth/eat/drink/be outside in wind etc etc without being in a lot of pain
Just wish he'd left it in the first place! he only replaced the filling back in Dec cos it was old and he thought it needed updating!
The work he'd done on the filling I had back in Dec had damaged the nerve in my tooth. I was hoping it was just going to be an option of him removing it and doing it again (thinking he'd done it a bit too close to the nerve) but nope - my options were either removal or root canal. I've heard too many bad things about root canals and the pain/extra work needed so he removed it
Luckily it was done within about 15/20 mins after letting it numb (and about 6/7 injections of anesthetic, I'm not brave!!!) I didn't feel a thing! And as I went to bed as soon as I got in, I didn't feel the anesthetic wear off either (I hate that numb tingly period!) and after a short nap I got back up with it all worn off. It's a bit sore but it's nice to be able to close my mouth/eat/drink/be outside in wind etc etc without being in a lot of pain
Just wish he'd left it in the first place! he only replaced the filling back in Dec cos it was old and he thought it needed updating!
ladyfelsham
Back to SW again
Oh sweetie - at least it's over and you're not in any pain with it.
I've got a disintegrating tooth at the back, which had a temporary crown on it (for 20 years), then the back fell off (last Xmas), so am summoning the courage to go and have it taken out. I want to go to one of those pain clinic where they completely sedate you - but it's about money (ain't it always).
I've got a disintegrating tooth at the back, which had a temporary crown on it (for 20 years), then the back fell off (last Xmas), so am summoning the courage to go and have it taken out. I want to go to one of those pain clinic where they completely sedate you - but it's about money (ain't it always).
