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7th November 2009, 16:04
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Re: Failed extraction - now oral sedation (UK)
Hi Scared Womble:
Well Done! Three cheers for you  You did great. The medication did what it was desinged to do. It takes the edge off. Everyone reacts a bit differently to these types of medications. But, you did it. This problem is behind you. That is awesome. The healing process will be fairly quick, with a minimum of discomfort that over the counter pain meds will take care of. Congratulations on your success. Blessings 
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7th November 2009, 20:44
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Re: Failed extraction - now oral sedation (UK)
Great news Scaredwomble
  Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
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It's the 21st Century.......dentistry can and should be painless so don't ever let anyone tell you all dentists are the same
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8th November 2009, 15:43
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Re: Failed extraction - now oral sedation (UK)
I think I'll get around to properly enjoying it when I can eat normally again. I haven't been able to eat normally for a month, ever since my tooth cracked and the whole nightmare started!!!! I'm waiting for my gum to heal and feel vaguely normal again before I'll even contemplate something like a steak.
Thank you both for your support! recovering womble
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