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is there a dentist around here??

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francagoestohollywood · 10/06/2007 17:50

I'd like to ask some questions...

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pucca · 10/06/2007 21:26

Well she is prob feeling pretty horrific now, i meant horrific as in how painful it is.

pucca · 10/06/2007 21:27

I was trying to give her advice, based on experiencing it myself, guess i shouldn't have done that then eh

Califrau · 10/06/2007 21:31

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francagoestohollywood · 10/06/2007 21:32

Don't worry, I'm not easily scared ... and I don't get the subtleties of the English language anyway... thank you all for talking to me, I needed advise, as I wasn't sure whether it was ok for it to be so painful after a few days or not... I'll ring the dentist tomorrow, let you know how it goes!
Blu good luck with your tooth too.

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francagoestohollywood · 11/06/2007 16:34

Hi all, it is indeed a b* dry socket... gauze with antiseptic now in place (the had to take the stitches out first, but actually it wasn't as bad as I was thinking... though at first I told the dentist not to worry if I fainted... )

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francagoestohollywood · 11/06/2007 16:35

thank you allfor your support

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Califrau · 11/06/2007 16:46

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francagoestohollywood · 11/06/2007 17:08

not really... I'm feeling pretty miserable about it all. I'm really hungry now, but don't dare to eat! (also have a terrible taste in my mouth).
How are things in sunny california? did I tell you that we even went to Berkeley?

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Batgirl11 · 12/06/2007 17:16

Blu, do you have ice in your drinks, or is it just alcohol?

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