I had a floating silver filling that raspberry seeds and blackberry seeds used to get caught on.
Dr Briney fixed it!
I was welcomed by a sophisticated, waiting room and the front staff.
The front desk sat me in one of their comfy dental chairs in their dental areas.
The beautiful dental assistant, Shy, asked me a few questions. Then she took photos of my loose filling from the top view and the side view
Then in came the doctor with the numbing paste and eventually the needle with the anaesthetic. Other dentists would have jabbed my gums by the tooth 3-4 times
I only felt 1 jab and jolt when Dr. Briney did it. I forgot to breathe, and didn't notice until Shy said in a calming voice, "take deep breath's in and slowly breathe out." When the shot was done, I asked the doctor
10 minutes later, it had my left jaw, lower left cheek, and the left side if my lip feeling funky!
And the high pitched drilling began! Again, Shy gently reminded me to breathe.
When I felt a tiny twinge, I let them know, and he paused immediately to check in. He explained that I was feeling the heat from the tool because it was vibrating too fast. He slowed it down, and I didn't feel a thing for the rest of the procedure!
He removed all the decay that occurred under the loose filling then replaced it with filling that closely resembled my tooth's color! Mind you, both the doctor and his dental assistant were walking me through each step, to ease my anxiety.
Before I knew it, my tooth was cleaned and filled!
That night, when the anesthetic wore off, I noticed my new filling was hitting before the rest of my teeth. I left them a phone message asking to be seen the next day. The next morning, I was notified that I was on their schedule.
I got in, and was seen immediately. I did the tap-tap-tap-grind with that paper thingy. He drilled for a second. I tap-tapped on the paper again, another half a second of drilling, and VOILA!
I know have my normal bite, and I can chew on that side with no pain or seeds getting stuck in it anymore!
I used the front camera on my phone, which is why it looks like I'm pointing to my right. read more