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Alice2
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Anyone on here ever done successful first aid on their own dental crown ??? Heard that superglue could work but knowing me it would end in disaster!!
Skint, so loathe to go to my rip-off dentist :<<

Someone help me smile again please

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Alice2 @ 30/08/2011 13:09

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Super glue tastes a bit odd . Tends to break under impact as its quite brittle . I bet you can buy proper dental glue from the net somewhere .

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Deleted Member @ 30/08/2011 13:23

bandit lover
In: Birmingham
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Alice, try your local dental hospital. I did and the treatment was great and free.

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bandit lover @ 30/08/2011 13:27

bkr
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or crown glue from chemist approx £5

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bkr @ 30/08/2011 14:20

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Oh no not good hope you managed to get it sorted out Alice.

sal x

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Deleted Member @ 30/08/2011 14:26

Alice2
In: York
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Aha ...crown glue......have you actually tried it oba ?? Successful??

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Alice2 @ 30/08/2011 14:59

Minnie the Minx
In: Cheshire
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Alice there might be an emergency dental service at your local general hospital are you lithping when you try to thpeak thoftly? Mine broke off when I tucked into an incredible cold magnum ice lolly on a flight from Cape Town....Really messed up the image of international jetsetter I wished to present lol I don't actually recall my dentist charging a right lot to stick it back on, so maybe it's worth giving your surgery a call to find out Good luck sweetie xxx

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Minnie the Minx @ 30/08/2011 17:52

Alice2
In: York
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Thanks, Min
IMO £30-£40 (my dentist quote) seems an awful lot to apply a bit of cement and stuff it back on again
Have tried the chemist jobby..its back on, but wait and see for how long

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Alice2 @ 30/08/2011 19:38

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Just think of all the training he had to do to stick your crown back. Ha!! Ha!!

When you mentioned your crown at first I thought you meant the one you wear as "Queen of the Pies!!"

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Deleted Member @ 30/08/2011 20:46

potnoodles
In: Sheffield
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Does that mean ALice is gonna burst out of a big pie at KISS along with the blackbirds?

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potnoodles @ 30/08/2011 22:29

Alice2
In: York
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Ooooh...now there's a thought, Noodles Would need to be a bloody big pie to get 24 bikes in though !!!

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Alice2 @ 30/08/2011 22:53

potnoodles
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And Alice would make it a bloody HUGE pie !! (just kiddin your skinny really)

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potnoodles @ 30/08/2011 23:05

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When it comes to dentistry, especially if brought into our work conversation it has been suggested to tie a long piece of sowing-thread around the tooth. Then stand behind and brace your head against some warehouse racking. The other end of thread is attached to a fork-lift-truck and within literally seconds when the FLT speeds off, your tooth is out. Sorted!

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Deleted Member @ 10/09/2011 12:13

Alice2
In: York
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Christ...that's a bit drastic for fixing a crown, ronaldo

Up-date......DIY dentistry still holding strong with no problems so far

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Alice2 @ 10/09/2011 18:58

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