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Gayle

02-09-2007 15:39

Chipped tooth

Is it possible to get a tiny chip in a tooth filled or does it have to be filed down? I chipped one of my teeth last night and it's scratching my lip so I'm going to have to go to the dentist.

I'm not a fan of dentist's.:D

Margaret Pilkington

02-09-2007 15:49

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I don't know Gayle.....i chipped a tooth on hols and smoothed the rough edge off with a fine daimond nail file....though i wouldn't suggest that you do the same.
I think that now I have conquered my fear of the dentist(I think)....I would ask for his advice.

garinda

02-09-2007 16:21

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My mum fell at work earlier this year, and chipped her tooth. The dentist has worked his magic, and without the need for a crown or a veneer, it now looks fine.

BERNADETTE

02-09-2007 16:29

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I would think that any dentist worth his salt should be able to sort it for you.:eek:

grego

02-09-2007 18:50

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I'm at the dentists tomorrow dont mind going just dont like paying, think its worth getting it sorted by the dentist though Gayle.

panther

02-09-2007 19:00

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im at dentist wednesday...:(, i hate it, but it has to be done dont want to be gummy when im old:D

gayle maybe you could get it capped if its on the front?

WillowTheWhisp

02-09-2007 19:08

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I chipped a tooth ages ago and the dentist did a little mending job but periodically it fell off and I needed to have it done again - in the end I just gave up on it and adopted the 'Tarby' look.

Lilly

02-09-2007 21:15

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Get yourself to the dentist, Gayle. They will probably be able to file it for you if the chip's only tiny:)

garinda

02-09-2007 23:01

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You could always opt for one of these, to go with your bad girl tattoo.:D

http://www.fancydress.com/shop/produ...-thumbnail.jpg

Gayle

03-09-2007 17:32

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Dental appointment booked for later in the week - I'll be taking that picture with me Garinda.

Gayle

12-09-2007 19:29

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Pleased to report that the Dentist was fantastic. She started by filing it down then used some amalgam and filled it in. I was expecting it to cost a fortune but it only cost £16.

BERNADETTE

12-09-2007 19:53

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 470398)

Pleased to report that the Dentist was fantastic. She started by filing it down then used some amalgam and filled it in. I was expecting it to cost a fortune but it only cost £16.

That was very reasonable, it costs more than that for a check-up:)

Eric	12-09-2007 20:11

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 466762)

I chipped a tooth ages ago and the dentist did a little mending job but periodically it fell off and I needed to have it done again - in the end I just gave up on it and adopted the 'Tarby' look.

Tarby? I'm at a loss again .... been away for too long, eh.:confused:

MargaretR

12-09-2007 20:45

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 470414)

Tarby? I'm at a loss again .... been away for too long, eh.:confused:

Jimmy Tarbuck - scouse comedian

mallard

12-09-2007 20:46

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I should think you would get it sorted at the dentist with no fuss but it may cost you a weeks wage.

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