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[superbadgirl]

Also, I have developed a toothache. Kind of. More like a crown-ache. Back when I didn't have dental insurance, I had a cavity that basically took 3/4 of my tooth, hence the crown. Anyway, now I've got this consistent pain and I think it all comes from that area. Even drinking tepid water makes it hurt, so you can imagine what hot or cold does. Ouchie, ouch, ouch. I wonder if I should make another appointment, or just wait until my routine exam in a month.

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[xayeidemon.livejournal.com]

Watch this. (http://video.aol.com/searchresults?query=perfect+strangers+dentist&invocationType=aolvideo-topbox&familyFilter=1)

It might not help your tooth, but it's funny.

Also, go see a dentist. Unless you're convinced you can live with a toothache for a whole month. :o

[superbadgirl]

:) Perfect Strangers always makes me smile!

I'm going to call them and at least make sure to put me on the call list for an earlier opening.

[hsapiens.livejournal.com]

A month of tooth ache? Go see the dentist. You don't get another set of teeth and you won't get back a month of pain, either. Only imagine how much more pain you could get yourself into in a month's time.

[superbadgirl]

True. I don't know how this came up on me so quickly. I'm very good with my teeth.