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Lawsuit! Of course, you’ll have to go to court and tell the tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth.
That's a classic nightmarish reason to be afraid to go to the dentist.
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Show it anywayAlright, let me yank a tooth straight from the root, let’s see if you’re not screaming bloody murder. Jackass.
4 teeth pulled out, two of them perfectly healthy molars and all with local anaesthetic. Assumptions are for jackasses...jackass
There's also people who are allergic to novocaine as well as certain procedures that can only be done with the patient under. I have a tooth that came in at such an odd angle, I'll have to be put under to have it removed.
I had a tooth that was so twisted they had to break it apart in my jaw. there are alternatives to novacaine.
First, if the tooth was being pulled under complications, or was in the upper jaw near the facial nerve, it may have been an excruciating procedure without anaesthesia. Or, maybe this dentist likes to gas his patients unconscious in the hopes they won't notice his dental school diploma is signed in crayon.
I literally had 7 teeth pulled yesterday and they didn't put me under for it, just gave me lots of nova cain. Pretty much all dentists these days don't put you under for a simple teeth pulling. Also, a tooth that requires extraction would more than likely show visible signs of the state of the tooth, making it very unlikely for the dentist to pull the wrong one. In summation I'm calling this FML out as false.
Ironically, some people are ALLERGIC to novocaine. So for that usually the person gets put under for the procedure. Or it was a procedure that couldn't be done with only local anesthetic.
That's why i have two reasons i think this is false and not just one.
What was the dentist's last name, Magoo?!
The same people who want to be put under when they get their brains removed from their own ass. <b><I>*HINT. HINT.*</I><b>
"When I said 'pull the right tooth', I meant 'pull the <I>correct</I> tooth.'"
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Lawsuit! Of course, you’ll have to go to court and tell the tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth.
Malpractice. They should know full well beforehand which one to yank out.