I am petrified of the dentist, not just a bit scared like most people. I mean, nobody likes the dentist do they? And it has to be money that attracts people to that particular profession - just the thought of looking into mouths full of bad teeth and gum disease is enough to make me shiver. Although there is probably a little bit of pleasure to be gained just knowing that meeting you makes people more nervous than meeting Don Corleone on the morning of his daughters wedding.
Anyway before Xmas I broke a tooth on my bridge - it is the top front teeth and I am the definition of vain so it had to be fixed. I have been going to a dentist in the City since then and have so far had 3X2hour appointments. I have to be sedated for a filling - really! And that used to be an injection of valium, which made you woozy enough not to care what was being done. Whatever they use now could knock out the horse that was used in the Tesco burger!! I go in, he freezes my vein and jabs me, I wake up in the car on my way home.
I went yesterday for my last appointment before the new bridge is fitted next Monday and when I went up to bed last night, still a little woozy I realised my knickers were on inside out!!! Fucking hell, was the old fella in the white coat fiddling with my wrinkled bits when I was corpse like? Would I have to report a necrophile? I panicked for a full 30seconds before remembering I had got dressed yesterday morning in the dark so I didn't wake hubby as he had worked late - phew panic over.
And, to be honest the panic wasn't even about the fiddling, it was more to do with the lack of dentists that offer sedation and the need for that final appointment.
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- 2013-01-17 @ 12:22:11
LOL Only you!
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- 2013-01-17 @ 12:43:01
Yep you got it lol
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- 2013-01-17 @ 13:14:39
I can't stand dentists either. I've never had that knicker problem, luckily...yet.
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- 2013-01-17 @ 16:35:05
Haha glad to hear it. I don't think anyone looks forward to going. Even the teeth cleaning hurts!
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- 2013-01-17 @ 13:40:34
Ha, ha...it would have probably taken me more than 30 secs to figure it out!!
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- 2013-01-17 @ 16:36:04
Come on Dru. Would you have been wearing any to start with?

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- 2013-01-17 @ 17:36:33
LOL...these days most likely (need somewhere to stick the tena ladies
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- 2013-01-17 @ 19:19:53
That comment made me laugh so much I peed myself a little bit

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- 2013-01-17 @ 20:32:40
Tee hee, cheeky very cheeky. What an amazing dentist though bda - sedation ike that is something I have NEVER heard of - I should tell my friend, who like you, is terrified of the dentist. Hope that's your last trip x
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- 2013-01-18 @ 08:01:31
Yes tell her to ring round, lots of dentists offer it and it really takes the fear out of going x
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- 2013-01-18 @ 00:09:37
Good luck with the dentist hun. I break out in a sweat a few days before an appointment. Totally terrified of the dentist. Xxx
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- 2013-01-18 @ 08:17:02
I always used to do that too, but now I know I will be unconscious for it I don't mind at all x
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- 2013-01-18 @ 10:37:25
how strange, i had my knickers on inside out yesterday, but i do have a lovely dentist who i would gladly remove them for !! xx
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- 2013-01-18 @ 15:48:24
I don't even have injections!
For some reason dentists don't bother me, but I do get really squeamish about anyone doing anything in my nose or eyes.
I think the contents of my long johns are quite safe!-
- 2013-01-18 @ 17:41:01
You are the exception to the rule about dentists I think. Never had anything done to my nose or eyes but I can see why you would be squeamish about it
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- 2013-01-18 @ 17:58:19
I hate the dentists too but then again I dont think even my dentist is brave enough to touch my threadbare y fronts

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- 2013-01-18 @ 18:03:27
Oh no poor Jen then! lol
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- 2013-01-19 @ 03:34:14
*chuckles* Well done you, BDA. I've put pyjama bottoms on back-to-front in my time; jumpers likewise; but never knickers, so far as I remember. Delighted to see you lived to tell the tale! We might actually have similar injuries. My top-front-left tooth was broken in a tripping incident at Alton Towers when I was eleven or twelve. The dentist did a root canal filling using the bluey / grey sort of filling stuff. Haven't had the heart to get it redone with white filling.
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- 2013-01-19 @ 08:31:40
Mine is the top left too! But mine is all porcelain these days lol
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- 2013-01-19 @ 21:59:04
Oooh… wow! Porcelain? Very fancy.
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- 2013-01-20 @ 13:29:20
Indeed hun, only the best lol
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- 2013-01-19 @ 13:21:04
Im terrified of dentists as well.xx
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- 2013-01-20 @ 13:31:27
I think lots of us are, must have had some horrible experiences when we were young x
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- 2013-01-19 @ 21:20:33
Aw bless ya. Similarly hate dentists. Stupidly I was too cowardly to get everything sorted in the twelve months after D was born when it was free!
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- 2013-01-20 @ 13:30:41
I would have been exactly the same hun. I put mine off until there is pain or an emergency because I hate going, also hate paying. This cost me €4000!!
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- 2013-01-20 @ 23:30:49
How do you do it?
Marvellous.
The world would be the worse for no Tracey.
Dentists and knickers indeed! You are indeed a ray of sunshine.

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- 2013-01-21 @ 07:57:23
Why thank you sweetie x
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- 2013-02-17 @ 17:19:55
Don't you know it's bad luck to change your knickers to the right way out if you find they are on inside out. Good thing you didn't discover your mistake till bed time or who knows what bad luck you might have brought on yourself! ha,ha
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- 2013-02-18 @ 08:00:43
I had heard that you can't change your clothes without changing your luck but surely it would also change bad to good??
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