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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
Reports that a mother in Blackpool, which is known as the Golden Mile and is the Lancashire Version of Las Vegas,could not get a NHS dentist for her daughter and so removed her daughter's teeth with a set of pliers. It is not known if the mum put a silver sixpence under her child's pillow but what exactly is going on here. It's all over the news
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my god. Are people pulling verrucas with their teeth now?
I don't mind a bit of accidental toejam when the clippers are hiding, but draw the line at verrucas."
I laughed at this way more than I should have. The mental imagery as I read couldn’t be stopped. |
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"Silver sixpence..
I remember it being a thruppeny bit..
Think it's 50p now..
I got 10p. Mine got a pound. God
Knows what it is now!"
I did hear that a mate of one of the nieces gave a £2 coin and another said a fiver..  |
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"Oh my god. Are people pulling verrucas with their teeth now?
I don't mind a bit of accidental toejam when the clippers are hiding, but draw the line at verrucas.
I laughed at this way more than I should have. The mental imagery as I read couldn’t be stopped. "
I used focused brushstrokes  x |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"Lancashire version of Las Vegas 
In Essex we actually have a town called Basvegas
I lived in Essex "
An exclusive club to be in Nora although it says Herts on your profile.... We should stroll along the prom in Clacton sharing candy floss and you sucking my rock...
Yikes that is bad for your teeth...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I had my third morals removed a few years ago, and felt every bit of it because I was thought topical and locally injected anaesthesia was sufficient. They suggested I have general but I refused. I cannot imagine doing this without any type of anaesthetic. Blinding! |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"I had my third morals removed a few years ago, and felt every bit of it because I was thought topical and locally injected anaesthesia was sufficient. They suggested I have general but I refused. I cannot imagine doing this without any type of anaesthetic. Blinding! "
Tom lost his morals years ago |
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"Lancashire version of Las Vegas
In Essex we actually have a town called Basvegas
I lived in Essex
An exclusive club to be in Nora although it says Herts on your profile.... We should stroll along the prom in Clacton sharing candy floss and you sucking my rock...
Yikes that is bad for your teeth... "
Hahaha. I live in Herts now Tom. I used to live in Essex. Not near clacton though. Essex is a big place! |
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"I would have thought we'd have had reports of strange verruca removals before teeth pulling as the GP's no longer treat them and send you private."
I performed my son's verruca removal via a hitherto unrecorded technique, back in the day. The docs wouldn't help him either and it lasted for bloody years and years. Bazooka did bugger all! |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"I would have thought we'd have had reports of strange verruca removals before teeth pulling as the GP's no longer treat them and send you private.
I performed my son's verruca removal via a hitherto unrecorded technique, back in the day. The docs wouldn't help him either and it lasted for bloody years and years. Bazooka did bugger all!"
Not you again |
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"Silver sixpence..
I remember it being a thruppeny bit..
Think it's 50p now..
I got 10p. Mine got a pound. God
Knows what it is now!
I did hear that a mate of one of the nieces gave a £2 coin and another said a fiver.. "
I'm clearly a cheapskate. Mine get 50p |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
Did two of my own about four years ago and two for a friend about twenty back.Its not actually that difficult.The risk is the root size,big hole,stopping the bleeding,or the tooth shattering and leaving root within the gum.Not really the cleverest thing you can do. |
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By *batMan
over a year ago
Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales) |
"What happened to the fishing line, tooth to door handle, and slamming the door. "
Dandy and Beano readers would already know this. What's happened to the education system in the UK?
Gbat |
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By *.L.0460.Woman
over a year ago
Bognor Regis |
"Reports that a mother in Blackpool, which is known as the Golden Mile and is the Lancashire Version of Las Vegas,could not get a NHS dentist for her daughter and so removed her daughter's teeth with a set of pliers. It is not known if the mum put a silver sixpence under her child's pillow but what exactly is going on here. It's all over the news
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Hopefully, it was the kid's milk teeth. There's nothing I wouldn't have done if this was my kid- I'd have sold everything I owned & gone private |
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"Reports that a mother in Blackpool, which is known as the Golden Mile and is the Lancashire Version of Las Vegas,could not get a NHS dentist for her daughter and so removed her daughter's teeth with a set of pliers. It is not known if the mum put a silver sixpence under her child's pillow but what exactly is going on here. It's all over the news
Hopefully, it was the kid's milk teeth. There's nothing I wouldn't have done if this was my kid- I'd have sold everything I owned & gone private"
I paid £90 to get my teeth 'looked at' privately in between dentists maybe 10yrs ago. And they literally looked. No scale, no Polish, she looked in my mouth and that was it... I can do that myself at home for free |
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"Reports that a mother in Blackpool, which is known as the Golden Mile and is the Lancashire Version of Las Vegas,could not get a NHS dentist for her daughter and so removed her daughter's teeth with a set of pliers. It is not known if the mum put a silver sixpence under her child's pillow but what exactly is going on here. It's all over the news
Hopefully, it was the kid's milk teeth. There's nothing I wouldn't have done if this was my kid- I'd have sold everything I owned & gone private
I paid £90 to get my teeth 'looked at' privately in between dentists maybe 10yrs ago. And they literally looked. No scale, no Polish, she looked in my mouth and that was it... I can do that myself at home for free"
£90 is a lot of heating/food for a month if you're unemployed, and that was a decade ago |
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"Reports that a mother in Blackpool, which is known as the Golden Mile and is the Lancashire Version of Las Vegas,could not get a NHS dentist for her daughter and so removed her daughter's teeth with a set of pliers. It is not known if the mum put a silver sixpence under her child's pillow but what exactly is going on here. It's all over the news
Hopefully, it was the kid's milk teeth. There's nothing I wouldn't have done if this was my kid- I'd have sold everything I owned & gone private
I paid £90 to get my teeth 'looked at' privately in between dentists maybe 10yrs ago. And they literally looked. No scale, no Polish, she looked in my mouth and that was it... I can do that myself at home for free"
I paid £70 in October 2023 for a private hygienist treatment (then claimed half back from work). I think the private prices are very variable.
We are fortunate to have an NHS dentist but the clinic is not accessible and so I paid privately because I couldn't take Mr KC back with me a second time to see the hygienist. I need his help to get into the dental clinic nowadays and we can only coordinate days off together very infrequently. |
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