Sally's GF3 thread

[Sally PB]

Today I am a mere Princess. (The name Sally is a diminutive of Sarah, and the meaning is "princess" or "woman of high rank.")

Tomorrow I become a queen. Coronation in the early afternoon. Tooth #19 is getting a crown.

I haven't had tooth repair requiring Novocain in years. I'm a bit nervous, to be honest.

 

[Sequel]

Today I am a mere Princess. (The name Sally is a diminutive of Sarah, and the meaning is "princess" or "woman of high rank.")

Tomorrow I become a queen. Coronation in the early afternoon. Tooth #19 is getting a crown.

I haven't had tooth repair requiring Novocain in years. I'm a bit nervous, to be honest.

Good luck Sally! FWIW I just got a new crown last week. They are much more considerate of patient comfort than in the old days. Thank heavens!

 

[Sally PB]

Thanks. Then you are a member of the royalty too!

My parents both had "a lot of gold" in their mouths. At least dentists have found another substance to use.

 

[NanaK]

Good luck!

I had a crown done in the past. It's not too bad. I remember the funny feeling as the novocane wears off. Makes you feel like half your face is sliding off.

 

[Sally PB]

The coronation went well! It took 3 (!) shots for my lip to get numb. Now as it's wearing off, my stomach feels squirrely and I'm getting a slight headache.

They did a fantastic job. It looks just like my tooth, only it doesn't have the filling in it. They matched the color very well. I told them it's tooth plus coffee plus tea.

It's so weird drinking... I can't feel the cup on the left half of my lip. Am I pouring the tea down my face...? Nope, it ended up in my mouth, where it's supposed to be. I drank it by the sink anyway, just to be safe, in case I had an accident.

 

[fuzzi]

The coronation went well! It took 3 (!) shots for my lip to get numb. Now as it's wearing off, my stomach feels squirrely and I'm getting a slight headache.

They did a fantastic job. It looks just like my tooth, only it doesn't have the filling in it. They matched the color very well. I told them it's tooth plus coffee plus tea.

It's so weird drinking... I can't feel the cup on the left half of my lip. Am I pouring the tea down my face...? Nope, it ended up in my mouth, where it's supposed to be. I drank it by the sink anyway, just to be safe, in case I had an accident.

Sounds like me. They have to numb me to my eyeballs.