Open Wide...Image under Creative Commons license by Flickr user ktpupp (actually taken while sitting in the dentist's chair...)

Not the best start to my day: an early morning appointment at the dentist to mend a broken tooth, or an "amalgam restoration".
Good news is that the rest are fine. Hurrah...
Hands up all those who wince when they look at that picture (my hand is raised....)
Any geographical potential in dentistry ?

Comments

Anonymous said…
I hate it, went last week, each time I go, something new. Last week a scale and polish... not bad, but the root canal... I'd rather have it pulled out.

Think there's plenty of geography... find a NHS dentist would be an interesting study... how far would you have to travel....
7:50 PM
Alan Parkinson said…
Quite a way...

Got away lightly I think: one big filling after 3 years... Scale and polish in a couple of weeks.
Anyway, must go, I have a big bag of toffees to eat... ;)
6:52 PM
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