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I would be interested to hear if anyone could recommend a solution to the age-old problem of toothache without having the dentist drill the living daylights off me? When giving examples and demos please site your own experience I don't wanna be a guinea pig.

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Originally posted by z00t
I would be interested to hear if anyone could recommend a solution to the age-old problem of toothache without having the dentist drill the living daylights off me? When giving examples and demos please site your own experience I don't wanna be a guinea pig.
pliers 😉

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Originally posted by z00t
I would be interested to hear if anyone could recommend a solution to the age-old problem of toothache without having the dentist drill the living daylights off me? When giving examples and demos please site your own experience I don't wanna be a guinea pig.
There isn't one, go to the dentist!

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Originally posted by z00t
I would be interested to hear if anyone could recommend a solution to the age-old problem of toothache without having the dentist drill the living daylights off me? When giving examples and demos please site your own experience I don't wanna be a guinea pig.
Get someone to punch you in the mouth. Form an orderly queue, everyone!

EDIT: But seriously. You live in the UK so your chances of seeing a dentist this side of Christmas are next to none.

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Originally posted by z00t
I would be interested to hear if anyone could recommend a solution to the age-old problem of toothache without having the dentist drill the living daylights off me? When giving examples and demos please site your own experience I don't wanna be a guinea pig.
If it's an infection or an abcess that's under the gums, a good home remedy (temporary solution, obviously) is to brush your gums very roughly to open any sores than rinse your mouth with a shot of 1 part hydrogen peroxide and 1 part water every so often. It will help to disinfect the infection and provide temporary relief of pain. During University I used to have severe pains caused by impacted wisdom teeth. Eventually I developed infections around the area and the pain was excruciating for a long time. The H2O2 really helped during those unbearable moments.

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I once had to knock my tooth out with an ice skate and a rock I found on the beach. The only reason I didn't go see a dentist was I was stranded on an island someplace in the Pacific.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I once had to knock my tooth out with an ice skate and a rock I found on the beach. The only reason I didn't go see a dentist was I was stranded on an island someplace in the Pacific.

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is that you tom?

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If he had the right tools, my guess is yes.

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Tie the mirror to a tree, or someplace where you don't need to hold it.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
If he had the right tools, my guess is yes.

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of course, because a bad craftsman blames his tools.