Why is it that dentist's always have to make conversations with u while drilling your teeth and u can't talk?
435426
i'm a dental student clinican. i honestly would agree with you.. even us, students, do that. we are aware that patients can't answer as we kept talking while we treat.. it depends on the mood, it depends who the patient is, it depends on the case.. it's not always that we talk. we do not just treat patients to get money... we really want to know them.. patients are not just mere patients but probable friends for us. if your dentist asks you.. it really shows he/she is concern about you..=) HOW WOULD YOU WANT TO HAVE A DENTIST to JUST STARE AT YOU FOR AN HOUR W/O SAYING ANYTHING.. that one is really something.. observe for yourself.. =)
694241
They have some guilty secret that they are afraid people will realize or they are lying their heads off on one topic or another while speaking. \n\nThe other possibility is that you have some spinach caught between your teeth or a new pimple on your nose and they are embarrassed to mention it to you.so they are avoiding that kind of mental closeness.
132294
If he is a smart dentist, he is not going to give you extracted teeth.  They are a biohazard and should be disposed of accordingly.
612586
Good heavens! get another dentist! The one you have enjoys your pain far too much. the tooth is abscessing...you should be on antibiotics NOW. and an infected, abscessed tooth should NOT be messed with until the infection is done away with!
812031
Talk to your doctor and to your dentist and see what they have to say. I would probably say it's okay (except for the painkillers, possible), but to be on the safe side, TALK TO YOUR DENTIST AND YOUR DOCTOR!
1185280
if ur teeth do not rest on top of each other then most likely u have an over/under bite.  Of course the best person to ask would be ur dentist
57669
I very seriously recommend talking to a dentist.\nYou can cause long term damage to yourself.  (Damages to your sinus cavity, nerves running through the jaw, breakage of bone around the tooth itself, and infection, just to name a few)\n\nChances are, a dentist can work out a payment schedule with you.
71093
The rooms are small and they would just be in the way. AND - We are such a law suit crazy country that no dentist wants to work behind a closed door, especially with a patient of the opposite sex. Their insurance doesn't want them behind closed doors either. It also makes it much easier to call an assistant or to move among several patients who are all in different stages of treatment at the same time.
935894
I think you need to consult with your dentist.
966316
First, it's clear that you have no idea what you are talking about. Second, if it hurts, TELL THE DENTIST. \nLastly, as #2 stated, I'm sure they were more than happy to let you go as a patient. As a matter of fact, I can guarantee that you're on their DO NOT REAPPOINT list.
949106
I had mine removed and it was a piece of cake. They knock you out so you don't feel a thing.  If you aren't having any problems then I wouldn't worry about them.  If your dentist recommends getting them out, then I would inquire more at that time.  No need to worry now.
290150
the crown is pressing too much against your gumz. Have your dentist give you a shot and tell him to go around your tooth with a cavitron. No this is not normal. Its normal for shitty dentistry.
663110
I had a bad experience with a dentist...he couldn't freeze the infection and had to call in the receptionist to help hold me down while he drilled to the nerve and froze the nerve. ever since then i fear dentist and shake uncontrollaby when I have to go. Dentist suck...you can put a man on the moon and do heart transplants but dentistry is still painful..i don't get it.
610081
dude, no one has ever, ever, ever trusted a dentist!!!! they always screw people over just so they can gett more money!!!! like inyour bro's case!!!!
28786
Ask the dentist. If they give you anesthesia then maybe.
814196
I don't know what a dentist means by it, but I can tell you this, if my girl friend said that to me, I would be insulted
782164
I had a similar problem before and it was an impacted wisdom tooth.   It happens when you don't have enough room in your mouth for the tooth to push through and it presses against your back teeth and puts pressure on your jaw.  It is very painful.  At the dentist they will have to take an xray to see if this is the case.  If you do have this going on they may have to cut them out, but don't worry they will give you a local anesthetic or maybe even sedate you completely before doing so.