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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I had one done under sedation a couple of months ago, cost £400 privately"
Omg seriously. I knew it was gonna be expensive but not that expensive. I did hve appointment but changed it as I thought ooopppsss too soon plus didn't hve the money. New appointment through for start July. X
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I had one of mine out for £15, no sleep, but plenty of anaesthetic, its no big deal."
Was yours a private appointment? I've gotta go private as my dentist can't do wisdom teeth pull outs. |
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By *tep121Man
over a year ago
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Never had wisdom tooth out, had tooth pulled out next to it as wisdom tooth was growing underneath the tooth next to it. Dentist said do u wanna see it after yanking it out. Some strange reason I said yeah... |
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"I had one of mine out for £15, no sleep, but plenty of anaesthetic, its no big deal.
Was yours a private appointment? I've gotta go private as my dentist can't do wisdom teeth pull outs. "
No you don't, get a referral to either a dentist or dental hospital that does from your NHS dentist. Your dentist has a duty of care and shouldn't fob you off like that.
My dentist pulled one of my wisdom teeth but another needed pulling and because he thought I might need stronger sedation than they do at the practice he referred me to the dental hospital where they are fully equipped to sedate more heavily. As it turned out I didn't need it, but knowing the option was available was good. |
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