Bricking it at the mo as i have to take my 4 year old daughter to a special clinic at 12:30 today to have an Op to remove 4 teeth under General Anesthetic!!! She is at school at the mo so going to pick her up in a bit. She doesnt know what is going to happen!!
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It’s nothing to worry about I had 4 teeth out when I was a kid under general. Children pick up on fear from their parents so man up and don’t show any fear. I say this as a parent myself.
To be honest I was excited when I had it done as a kid and from what I can remember my mum was fine. She even went shopping while I had the op done. Don’t over think it too much
To be honest I was excited when I had it done as a kid and from what I can remember my mum was fine. She even went shopping while I had the op done. Don’t over think it too much
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Why did she need her teeth out may I ask?
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Having a few pegs pulled doesn't really count as an 'operation' 
She'll be fine.
She'll be fine.
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Thread reminds of some great vids doing the rounds.
Such as the kid who tied a rocket to his loose tooth and fired it off to rip it out.
Or the kid in the car on the way back from the dentist who is high as a kite, and completely off his **** on nitrous oxide
Such as the kid who tied a rocket to his loose tooth and fired it off to rip it out.
Or the kid in the car on the way back from the dentist who is high as a kite, and completely off his **** on nitrous oxide 
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I had eight teeth out no joke, all from the back of the gob, the molers
i was bout 13, but look on the bright side i have good teeth right now.
She will be fine mate. My daughter had to have the same done a few years ago and the worst part was when they knocked her out.
She panicked because they tried to put a mask on straight away when it is easier to put it next to her and let it waft for a bit first. Only problem was it made my wife and the nurse drowsey too
Anything involving a general anesthetic can be worrying but I had one last year, my wife has had one this year and my son has had three this year. His last one was for major surgery that lasted about 5 hours.
They will look after her, all you need to do is drink coffee and wait.
She panicked because they tried to put a mask on straight away when it is easier to put it next to her and let it waft for a bit first. Only problem was it made my wife and the nurse drowsey too
Anything involving a general anesthetic can be worrying but I had one last year, my wife has had one this year and my son has had three this year. His last one was for major surgery that lasted about 5 hours.
They will look after her, all you need to do is drink coffee and wait.
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Take a video camera and film a 'David after Dentist' style vid.
Everything will be fine and she will enjoy the affects no doubt.
Do it yourself at home?
Get some fishing wire, tie around tooth, tie the other end to an open door, get child to step back a bit, slam the door, tooth pops out. Job done.
p.s. Good luck, she will be fine.
Funny you should say that...when me and my brothers were growing up and obviously our teeth were starting to get loose...my good ole sadistic dad
...used to pull out a pair of pliers and yank our teeth out :/....mind you it didnt hurt all that much as the teeth we had pulled out were loose anyways.