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Post by Kim on May 13, 2002 18:15:26 GMT -5
I'm cavity free! Lord, I hate going there though.
I think I have a dentist phobia or something!
At least I don't have to go back for 9 months.
I nearly cried with happiness when I heard that!
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Post by me on May 14, 2002 0:10:14 GMT -5
one could say that going to the dentist to have a teeth cleaning hekps to keep you cavity free.
this boy's had 2 cavities. both in my teen years. i still go every 6 months. maybe i should just go every 9? it'd be cheaper!
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Post by Kim on May 14, 2002 8:53:48 GMT -5
Every six months?? You are dedicated!
My dental plan at work only covers once every nine months, which is more than fine with me!
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Post by nitsansh on May 15, 2002 13:52:18 GMT -5
Is it the money or pain you're worry about? I just had 2 holes filled within a week. No pain at all. Only the anasthetic bothered me the first time. It stayed for 4 hours. On the 2nd time, after 2 hours I forgot I had it done. Top or bottom jaw makes a big difference!! I have one filling still left, and I can't wait for it...  BTW: The dentist is my name sake, so how can I not like him... |
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Post by Kim on May 15, 2002 18:59:46 GMT -5
Definately...without a doubt....the pain!!!
Basically, I feel nauseated when I even have to think about going to the dentist.
It is easier to go than have my mother nag me about it. Funny how you can be a grown adult and they just never throw in the towel...
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Post by nitsansh on May 16, 2002 16:43:21 GMT -5
It is easier to go than have my mother nag me about it. Funny how you can be a grown adult and they just never throw in the towel... Oh... my mother is nearing 70 and she hasn't gave up on efforts to make the children (IE me and my older sister) behave well... despite numerous evidence that it is fruitless... I hope you keep a distance from her... When she goes on vacation, I feel free as well... |
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