I'm in agony here, dull pain all through my top teeth on the right hand side, gets worse when i eat or drink on that side, especially cold drinks, cheek a bit swollen, never had problems with my teeth before apart from when i chipped one, got a feeling this could be a nerve or something but i'm clueless like Magoo, any ideas?...
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Any dentists on NSC?
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Hungry Joe
SINNEN
Cocaine?
Jizz works, where you live I have some.
Could be an abcess, am not a dentist but have had some trouble with my teeth. Can be caused by a lot of things, diet, lack of sleep, stress etc. Your best bet is a couple of Nurofen (you can drink on those) and swill some brandy round your mouth as it can help to numb it. If it's not better in the morning then to the dentists
Goring Gull
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just try loads of different combinations up front on your teeth, none of which will work but give it a go anyway.
You have my sympathy though, my lass had a really bad tooth at the back of her mouth in absolute agony and it had to come out, she screamed more when that was done then when she gave birth to our son!!!!!!!
Tooth ache you can keep it.
You have my sympathy though, my lass had a really bad tooth at the back of her mouth in absolute agony and it had to come out, she screamed more when that was done then when she gave birth to our son!!!!!!!
Tooth ache you can keep it.
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Zed Seagull
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Trigger said:
Didn't know McGhee had a voodoo doll......
Race said:
I can second that, the worst thing is, if it does take hold your face is all interconnected, so you could have toothache, earache, sinus trouble etc. You will be begging for a dentist if it does take hold. But have a nice evening anyway and don't forget the brandy, it helps
junior
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Could be a nerve.
I had the same thing back in the Autumn and ended up having the nerve cut out of the gum.
Was supposed to go back a few weeks later and have root canal treatment,but i bottled it and never went.
As a result i regulaly get immense pain for a few days at a time,but i just take industrail painkillers to get rid of it.
Must get it sorted properly soon though
I had the same thing back in the Autumn and ended up having the nerve cut out of the gum.
Was supposed to go back a few weeks later and have root canal treatment,but i bottled it and never went.
As a result i regulaly get immense pain for a few days at a time,but i just take industrail painkillers to get rid of it.
Must get it sorted properly soon though
Blue&WhiteSea
Well-known member
Root canal treatment is v.expensive, just finished mine the other week after spending a total of £400!
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I was just reading Junior's post and getting depressed about all that pain i may have to go through when reading your post and realising that not only could i go through all that pain i could also have to go through open wallet surgery.Blue&WhiteSea said:Root canal treatment is v.expensive, just finished mine the other week after spending a total of £400!
Blue&WhiteSea said:Root canal treatment is v.expensive, just finished mine the other week after spending a total of £400!
All dentist treatment is too bloody expensive! My dentist, from April, will be charging to treat my kids cos the government have withdrawn NHS funding, and trying to find an NHS dentist round here, well forget it! So that means just for a quick check up for both kids its £70, and they are only in there 5 mins!!
METALMICKY
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Race said:
Sorry but your dentist is talking rubbish! The Govt have not withdrawn NHS funding at all. In April new contacts are in place for dentists providing NHS treatment and the bottom line is that many dentists don't like this new contact and hence they are going private.
The irony is that for years NHS dentists moaned about the fact that they were payed on a piece work basis and that the standard set NHS fees did not reflect the time spent or allow them to treat patients on an individual basis. In effect they calim it was a treadmill.
The reality is that most dentists were still comforyably earning £60K a year and most far more. Now the Govt have revamped their contracts and funding has been placed in their PCT's they are still bitching.
Dentists want it both ways and the bottom line is that many want to go private as they can then charge whatever they like!
junior
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Blue&WhiteSea said:Root canal treatment is v.expensive, just finished mine the other week after spending a total of £400!
Being in the Armed Forces has it perks!!
Free medical & Dental
Trigger said:I was just reading Junior's post and getting depressed about all that pain i may have to go through when reading your post and realising that not only could i go through all that pain i could also have to go through open wallet surgery.
I sympathise Trigger, toothache is an absolute b******. Don't let the cost of treatment put you off going to the dentist. Pay in instalments if you have to.
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
Clove oil will help. Failing that some string and a door handle....
dougdeep
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Lots of dentists taking on NH customers in the fine town of Seaford. I suppose it's because most residents go private.