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Im getting my tooth capped, the dentist said he will start capping on Wednesday. Seeing as i've never had it done before, I want to know how it works and what the dentist actually does.
The dentist said he's start capping my tooth on Wednesday, so does this mean it'll take more than one appointment?
What will he do?
About 2 years ago I had root canal treatment which was bloody awful, I hated it. I had to have an injection in my gum (it was on my front tooth) and the whole process was just uncomfortable and painful.
Is this as bad as root canal? I know they somehow grind the tooth down, but that doesn't sound very nice, surely you have to have an injection to numb your mouth or something?
Will it be different for me? Because i've had root canal treatment and no longer have feeling in my tooth.
Thanks.
The dentist said he's start capping my tooth on Wednesday, so does this mean it'll take more than one appointment?
What will he do?
About 2 years ago I had root canal treatment which was bloody awful, I hated it. I had to have an injection in my gum (it was on my front tooth) and the whole process was just uncomfortable and painful.
Is this as bad as root canal? I know they somehow grind the tooth down, but that doesn't sound very nice, surely you have to have an injection to numb your mouth or something?
Will it be different for me? Because i've had root canal treatment and no longer have feeling in my tooth.
Thanks.
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I hate the dentist and put off going when one of my fillings fell out. Now I've got to have some horrible root filling done and it's gonna take 3 appointments :(
I've got to go next week and have the inside of my tooth cleaned. I don't really see how the inside can be cleaned but it doesn't sound fun. My first treatment too, almost 16 years without any isn't too bad I don't think.
AbsoluT Neó wrote:
> You must have a chipped tooth or something?
Yep, chipped it years ago. Ever since he's just been filling it, but it's not working because the filling eventually falls out. He said he'd be able to do the injection when im 15 and im 15 now so we made an appointment and he tried to talk us out of it for some reason, I think they want to wait until im 16 so they can charge me for it.
> Basically he'll make a 'mould' of your tooth, grind down your current
> tooth and then fix the cap onto it making it good again....it'll feel
> wierd for a while.
Ah right, so he'll probably take the mould of my tooth on Wednesday and then do the cap the following week. So will I not have to have an injection? I dont mind injections, but when they're in my mouth I hate it.
> I need to have it done at some point, I hate going to the dentist :(
Same here, I recently saw a program being advertised about Dentists that aren't qualified dentists.
Im a bit put off now...
> You must have a chipped tooth or something?
Yep, chipped it years ago. Ever since he's just been filling it, but it's not working because the filling eventually falls out. He said he'd be able to do the injection when im 15 and im 15 now so we made an appointment and he tried to talk us out of it for some reason, I think they want to wait until im 16 so they can charge me for it.
> Basically he'll make a 'mould' of your tooth, grind down your current
> tooth and then fix the cap onto it making it good again....it'll feel
> wierd for a while.
Ah right, so he'll probably take the mould of my tooth on Wednesday and then do the cap the following week. So will I not have to have an injection? I dont mind injections, but when they're in my mouth I hate it.
> I need to have it done at some point, I hate going to the dentist :(
Same here, I recently saw a program being advertised about Dentists that aren't qualified dentists.
Im a bit put off now...
I have a recurring dream about going to the dentist which consists of a waitingroom full of semi-naked battleaxes flicking through glossy magazines, and the dentist turns out to be Albert Einstein armed with a Black & Decker cordless drill.
AbsoluT Neó wrote:
> I need to have it done at some point, I hate going to the dentist :(
Snap.
> I need to have it done at some point, I hate going to the dentist :(
Snap.
You must have a chipped tooth or something?
Basically he'll make a 'mould' of your tooth, grind down your current tooth and then fix the cap onto it making it good again....it'll feel wierd for a while.
I need to have it done at some point, I hate going to the dentist :(
Basically he'll make a 'mould' of your tooth, grind down your current tooth and then fix the cap onto it making it good again....it'll feel wierd for a while.
I need to have it done at some point, I hate going to the dentist :(
As long as they inject your gum it'll only really be a feeling of discomfort you'll get. Well, that's from my experience with fillings and tooth removal.
Im getting my tooth capped, the dentist said he will start capping on Wednesday. Seeing as i've never had it done before, I want to know how it works and what the dentist actually does.
The dentist said he's start capping my tooth on Wednesday, so does this mean it'll take more than one appointment?
What will he do?
About 2 years ago I had root canal treatment which was bloody awful, I hated it. I had to have an injection in my gum (it was on my front tooth) and the whole process was just uncomfortable and painful.
Is this as bad as root canal? I know they somehow grind the tooth down, but that doesn't sound very nice, surely you have to have an injection to numb your mouth or something?
Will it be different for me? Because i've had root canal treatment and no longer have feeling in my tooth.
Thanks.
The dentist said he's start capping my tooth on Wednesday, so does this mean it'll take more than one appointment?
What will he do?
About 2 years ago I had root canal treatment which was bloody awful, I hated it. I had to have an injection in my gum (it was on my front tooth) and the whole process was just uncomfortable and painful.
Is this as bad as root canal? I know they somehow grind the tooth down, but that doesn't sound very nice, surely you have to have an injection to numb your mouth or something?
Will it be different for me? Because i've had root canal treatment and no longer have feeling in my tooth.
Thanks.
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