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Tuesday, May 24, 2005
Tooth Extraction Day
Okiez... great. i've been sorting of planning this day ever since i got into SAF bands, but this morning before i stepped into the dentist room, i got a bit freaked out. a visit to the dentist always mean seeing a lot of sharp and disgusting objects, especially when it's a tooth extracting visit.
this is not my first visit to get gave one of my teeth removed. the previous visit was about 4 to 5 years ago? it was when one tooth got seriously decay and i had to get it removed. that was a frightening experience when the dentist had to sit on me and place one of his hands on my head to pin me down onto the seat totally while his other hand tried to yank out the tooth.
today, as i was about to step into the room, that horrible scene came back and i started to feel damn worried. so, all i did was sit down, answered the basic questions posed by the dentist, and closed my eyes, trying to pretend i was under general anesthetic (like someone).
the dentist stared into my mouth and made a remark. "wow, it's gonna be difficult. the angle is very wrong." I opened my eyes in horror at that remark and saw the nurse walked by in front of me holding a very large syringe with a very long and sharp needle. *shit* i closed my eyes immediately.
the next thing i knew (while still having my eyes closed) was the dentist inserting the anesthetic into my gums... a lot of times. A LOT. i totally cannot feel half my mouth (even until now). and then, he took something and started yanking my tooth out. yes, yanking again. only this time, he was yanking it as though he was pumping air into deflated tyres. he was hugging my head at the same time, but because of so much anesthetic (i tink), i couldn't feel a thing, and pretended to be a puppet for him to move around.
suddenly... *ting ting ting*. something dropped onto the floor and the dentist proceeded to pick it up. i didn't bother and jus continue sitting there like an idiot. it was then when the dentist threw something white and red onto the metal plate. "oh~ it's out arh?"
no pain. hmm~
"there's gonna be quite a big cavity in your gums". OH~ sighz...
okay, right now, i'm at home, still with the cotton in my mouth to stop the bleeding. was told not to drink water. had been walking around the house with nothing to do. not even eating or drinking. *sianz*
The Pathetic Me With The Jelly Lips
ONE of My Tiger Teeth
*caan-tor-wro-wer-ly*,
Johnzzon
this is not my first visit to get gave one of my teeth removed. the previous visit was about 4 to 5 years ago? it was when one tooth got seriously decay and i had to get it removed. that was a frightening experience when the dentist had to sit on me and place one of his hands on my head to pin me down onto the seat totally while his other hand tried to yank out the tooth.
today, as i was about to step into the room, that horrible scene came back and i started to feel damn worried. so, all i did was sit down, answered the basic questions posed by the dentist, and closed my eyes, trying to pretend i was under general anesthetic (like someone).
the dentist stared into my mouth and made a remark. "wow, it's gonna be difficult. the angle is very wrong." I opened my eyes in horror at that remark and saw the nurse walked by in front of me holding a very large syringe with a very long and sharp needle. *shit* i closed my eyes immediately.
the next thing i knew (while still having my eyes closed) was the dentist inserting the anesthetic into my gums... a lot of times. A LOT. i totally cannot feel half my mouth (even until now). and then, he took something and started yanking my tooth out. yes, yanking again. only this time, he was yanking it as though he was pumping air into deflated tyres. he was hugging my head at the same time, but because of so much anesthetic (i tink), i couldn't feel a thing, and pretended to be a puppet for him to move around.
suddenly... *ting ting ting*. something dropped onto the floor and the dentist proceeded to pick it up. i didn't bother and jus continue sitting there like an idiot. it was then when the dentist threw something white and red onto the metal plate. "oh~ it's out arh?"
no pain. hmm~
"there's gonna be quite a big cavity in your gums". OH~ sighz...
okay, right now, i'm at home, still with the cotton in my mouth to stop the bleeding. was told not to drink water. had been walking around the house with nothing to do. not even eating or drinking. *sianz*
The Pathetic Me With The Jelly Lips
ONE of My Tiger Teeth
*caan-tor-wro-wer-ly*,
Johnzzon
