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Sunny78
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I've decided to delete my post.
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Awe... what's happened, Sunny? Did you get them to answer your questions? Does it the extraction site still feel strange? I hope you are not still having trouble.
Thanks, Kim. The thing is, I'm not making things up to worry about. Two weeks out and I'm told oh you should be just feeling better and better. And I'm not. If he says, there should be no improvement after two weeks, then okay, I'll accept it. Well, thanks for listening. I appreciate it.Hello Sunny
Just thought I'd and add my thoughts for you. I think that when there are things 'niggling' us, or different to how we are used to, and we are worry wort's anyway, then there is nothing else for it other than our heads to think up all sorts of things, some sensible, and some not so.
And with all that goes the fact that we are given a whole host of information, some of it easy and some of it a bit more complex. And if you are anything like me, you will sit there and appear to take it all in, and as soon as you are out of the door, you have been robbed of the majority of it
My dentist was explaining to me the other week about how most people's tongues work when they have a denture - but mine doesn't work the same way. He did tell me the technical term for it, but I can't remember that, so as far as I'm concerned, I have a 'dodgy' tongue that doesn't behave itself the same way as others That's my version of techy talk
Anyway I think that as you don't think things are quite as they should be, then it is only right that you seek the help and advice of your dentist. I certainly would hope that he doesn't try to brush you off because he has other more complex cases to deal with. So until you are satisfied that everything is alright, then you need to keep asking the questions. If he is worth his salt, he will be more than happy to put your mind at ease.
I hope you get on ok.
Take care.
Kim