was £194 ( NHS )
Dentist
- Thread starter Willbo
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was £194 ( NHS )
Caporegime
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For me it's just about inflicting the pain myself rather than being able to let somebody else inflict pain on me. I have quite a bit of experience of pain & suffering with it rather than being able to drug myself out of it. The whole thought of going & sitting in a chair & letting somebody else rip a tooth out gives me the heeby jeebys, Grabbing hold of it myself & wiggling & yanking it out i can deal with. The Sparta feeling you get afterwards is your reward
I understand that completely. My uncle does the same.
Soldato
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I have to say my current dentist is a genius, no, an artist.
Last time I needed a filling repaired, I asked him why we'd talked about a jab and he didn't do it...he replied that he HAD jabbed me and I hadn't felt a thing.
He wins, I'm impressed.
Last time I needed a filling repaired, I asked him why we'd talked about a jab and he didn't do it...he replied that he HAD jabbed me and I hadn't felt a thing.
He wins, I'm impressed.