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Struggling with new mouth guard

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Babieseverywhere · 16/03/2011 14:42

For many reasons I am not going to bore people with I am so stressed atm that I'm grinding my teeth when asleep. This has caused a lot of tooth and jaw pain. My dentist sorted out a mouth guard and I have picked it up today..but I'm in even more pain :(

The dentist said it would start to feel better in a few days, maybe a couple of months !

I understand that it will take time to get use to the guard but I have to wear it full time until the pain stops and I don't think I can make out to the end of the day. Has anyone else had a mouth guard, how long does it take to get use to it ?

Sigh, I was so looking forward to getting done proper sleep. Oh well, off to pick up DD1 from school and redress her wound, make tea that I can't eat, think I'll take done painkillers at bed time if it doesn't ease off by then.

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TigerFeet · 19/03/2011 14:27

BE I'm sorry about dd1, send her our love

Tell her that the postie will bring her something nice to help cheer her up

Will call sometime soon, prob tomorrow, things v odd here, dh in hosp again with knackered feet this time

Love you (and sorry to contact you here but was having a quick lurk before going back to hosp in a bit)

xx

Babieseverywhere · 19/03/2011 16:59

(((Tigerfeet)))

Hope things are going as well as possible for DH. Do you have any help with your girls ?
Ring anytime.

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TigerFeet · 19/03/2011 19:39

ILs here. Which is nice.

[slightly maniacal Grin]

Babieseverywhere · 19/03/2011 21:03

DD can't wait to bother see our postie on Monday :)

Glad inlaws are with you, one less thing to worry about.

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