Numb Mouth

[rockyracoon]

Just been to the dentist for a filling, how long does it take for the numbness to pass?

[Barmaid]

Sorry, when I saw that question I did this "What HAS Rocky been doing?!".

I'd say 3 to 4 hours.

[EcclesCake]

To be safe drink white wine or a G&T tonight in case you dribble ;-)

[mikey4444]

In your mouth ? ....about an hour or two. But in your wallet you will be feeling a curious empty feeling for some time to come I expect !

[rockyracoon]

Lol, whatever can you mean BM ;)

I'm starved but I know that if I eat I'll take chunks out of my cheek.

Never fear Eccles, clear distilled drinks will be the order of the night, especially since I've just finished a 2 week course of antilbiotics. ;)

[rockyracoon]

£50 Mikey, is that good or bad?

[ummmm]

I think it should be free.

[rockyracoon]

If only Ummmm. That was NHS cost, if I'd wanted a white filling it would have been £80, I opted for the silver as that was what was already there and it's at the back, had it been a front gnasher, I'd have paid the extra.

[mikey4444]

I agree with Ummm...I think it should be free as well.

[Dizmo]

The last filling I had I was made to pay £112.50 on the NHS. They must of done more work. Either way it's a damn sight cheaper than paying private.

[Hopkirk]

I once ate a franfurter with a numb mouth.

For a second I thought I had bitten my tongue off.

[Sqad]

What has this got to do with ..CHATTERBANK?

[rockyracoon]

Well, we've had a chat about it.

[Sqad]

rocky....you are correct.

Retrochic brought this very question up in a thread yesterday in Editor's Blog and they do not seem concerned.