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Averyscaredpatient
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- Nov 5, 2024
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- United Kingdom
I have a long history of dental anxiety ever since I can remember. I’ve had fillings and 3 teeth removed (2 for braces) but most were done with gas and air due to my anxiety. Since Covid ive got a new nhs dentist who is lovely and listens to me, though I’ve never had to have any work carried out by him. For a few appointments he was keeping an eye on a particular tooth as he didn’t want to give me a filling if I didn’t need it. He decided that a filling wasn’t needed as the xrays hadn’t changed. Last night I felt something sharp, I think the tooth he was referring to (a molar second from the back) has broken. It feels like a whole corner has broken off, and I can see the inside of the tooth. I don’t have any pain though. I’m going to call my dentist this morning but I was wondering if anyone had any idea what they will do with it? I know I’ve had fillings before but I really don’t think I could sit through a root canal. I would rather have it out. Thanks