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mallorylouise
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I am 29 years old, and I am having dental surgery for the first time in over a decade. I have let my dental health go completely - I have one tooth that was root canaled but never capped, and that's the one coming out in two days. The surgeon seems like a very nice man, and I have had excellent service from the receptionist (she called a prescription for antibiotics in for me when she wasn't even at work). The office is clean. Every story I've read about these procedures says they are quick, relatively painless, and completely worth it.
I will be taking valium an hour beforehand and I will be sedated. Still, I am so so terrified. I know that this removal is just the beginning of a long journey to get my mouth healthy again and the whole idea of all of this makes me panic. I know I'm doing the right thing for myself but the fear is almost unbearable.
Do any of you have any suggestions or kind words?
I will be taking valium an hour beforehand and I will be sedated. Still, I am so so terrified. I know that this removal is just the beginning of a long journey to get my mouth healthy again and the whole idea of all of this makes me panic. I know I'm doing the right thing for myself but the fear is almost unbearable.
Do any of you have any suggestions or kind words?