persistent tooth aches = dentist appointment?

October 22nd, 2009

spcolosus asked:


This is kinda ridiculous that im even asking, cause i know the answer… my filling busted off of my back molar-esk (i dunno what its called) tooth a while ago and recently ive been having off and on tooth aches that make my head spin
I don’t have dental insurance, and will have to foot the bill cash, which blows, now, do i absolutely have to get my tooth drilled/removed at the dentist or would it cost less to live off pain killers? Is there some other way to handle this myself, like going back in time and taking care of my teeth, or maybe a hammer to the jaw?
Also, when you say yes to going to the dentist, could you include how much such a trip like this would cost, i have no family dentist or even know a dentist to go to, so im guessing itl be steep.

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  1. Anonymous

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    Duh, book an appointment. Live off painkillers? What did you have a pack today and wash it down with a pint of gin? Do you have any idea the long term medical affects of using over the counter painkillers?
    All I know is that if you go in for a simple check up it’ll cost you about €50. But I’ve been suffering with my wisdom teeth coming through of late. And I would pay any money to have them sorted, so count yourself lucky.

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