If you avoid the dentist, then what is the reason?!
Question: a) fear of pain
b) fear of losing teeth / having to use dentures
c) can't afford it
d) no time / can't get off work
e) other
Answers: a) fear of pain
b) fear of losing teeth / having to use dentures
c) can't afford it
d) no time / can't get off work
e) other
a) fear of pain.
No matter what he's doing, I'm always antipicating him hitting the nerve.
c...no insurance
fear they're gonna stick me for my paper. they try and pad your bill, you know
I can't afford the insurance or to pay the dentist bills on my own.
omg this is funny,
d= no time to get off work is not a good enough reason what are you going to do when it turns to a abscess then you have to go to the Er for shots
c= it really doesn't cost that much if you take care of them before they get to bad, and there are some places that do them for free like the dental school they do the work for free call your state hospital they can help you out.
b=if you have no time and money no worries your going to lose them anyway there going to rot away
a=your already in pain other wise you would have went that's why your avoiding them.
good luck its not that bad and if you wait to long you wont have enough money for dentures one pair could cost you around $800.00 just for the top and another $600.00 to $900.00 for the bottom,
go see the dentist , you'll come out smiling
My last visit to a dentist was a 2 hour marathon of agony at the hands of a dental hygienist that could have worked with the Spanish Inquisition as head torturer. My mouth ached for a week, I got a vicious cold (from another patient there) and was sick for the next 3 months from the antibiotics I had to take as a result.
I'm in no real hurry to go back, believe me!
I choose "A" but what helps is that cute little
dentist assistant.