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Scrapper · 24th July 2008

I got some kinda bad toothache right now
where can i go without paying £3000000000 or waiting 2 weeks?
I'm not registered with a dentist at all and haven't been in a few years.

BRM · 24th July 2008

I went to one on Kings Road that was pretty cheap.

In the vortex that is World's End.

fakenger35 · 24th July 2008

If you can come into The West End I can do you a basic checkup for £50

tynan · 24th July 2008

I will do the full works for £15, I have my own equipment and just need a 13 amp socket and a hose pipe.

Sparky · 24th July 2008

I really need a checkup, but I haven't been to the dentist for ages and I'm worried about what would be found, so I just ignore it like any big problem, until it hopefully goes away or all my teeth fall out.

Scrapper · 24th July 2008

This what i've been doing , im hoping its just this slight flu i have is causing pressure on the tooth but i doubt it.
I manged to get anointment next thursday
Hopefully it will be gone by then.

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I really need a checkup, but I haven't been to the dentist for ages and I'm worried about what would be found, so I just ignore it like any big problem, until it hopefully goes away or all my teeth fall out.

Build · 24th July 2008

John Mack [|³|MA3K] on this forum is a pretty good Dentist. PM me for his number.

brain-flick · 24th July 2008

Hahaha. Darkness.

Markyboy · 24th July 2008

Where you at? There's a dentist at Clapham South that takes NHS patients and only charges 16 notes for a check-up.

CS Spence
19 Balham Hill
SW12 9DY
020 8673 3250

Sparky · 24th July 2008

On the first day at University, many moons ago, a mate of mine fell out of his window and smashed some teeth out. Another friend grabbed them, got him to the dentist and had to hold one in place while some stitching was done - on the first day they ever met. Good chap.

Markyboy · 24th July 2008

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Originally Posted by Markyboy

Where you at? There's a dentist at Clapham South that takes NHS patients and only charges 16 notes for a check-up.

CS Spence
19 Balham Hill
SW12 9DY
020 8673 3250

What I mean is, they will register new NHS patients - at least they did last time I checked.

P!MP · 25th July 2008

A close friend of mine was a bit skint and had a bad tooth ache, I know this sounds like an urban myth but I promise it's true. So she drank a bottle of whiskey, went to her garage , got a pair of pliers and pulled out the bad tooth herself! Fuck, there is no way I could do that no matter how bad the pain.

pajamas · 25th July 2008

well that was a bit silly. whatever happened to door-handle and string?

addie · 25th July 2008

I'm on just over a decade since I last saw a dentist. So if anyone has a recommendation for a cracking good dentist who isn't so drill-friendly, then I'd be so grateful.
Fear. Fear is a terrible thing.

vic · 25th July 2008

Addie, are you of the spitalfields locality (you are, aren't you? or are you? For some reason I think you live east...hmmm) this place on Bethnal Green Road http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories...d=000001_E20AA (I hope that link works) is rather good. Taking on new NHS patients, hasn't done me a filling in the two years I've been there despite the fact that I probably do need at least one. So not very drill happy.

addie · 25th July 2008

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Originally Posted by vic

Addie, are you of the spitalfields locality (you are, aren't you? or are you? For some reason I think you live east...hmmm) this place on Bethnal Green Road http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories...d=000001_E20AA (I hope that link works) is rather good. Taking on new NHS patients, hasn't done me a filling in the two years I've been there despite the fact that I probably do need at least one. So not very drill happy.

East: yes.
Drillus minimus: fantastico!
NHS newbies: even greater.

Also, what's current dentistry decorum? Does one first see a hygienist, or use the 'go straight to the dentist' card? Or is that hygiene bit only for private folks?

vic · 25th July 2008

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Originally Posted by vic

Addie, are you of the spitalfields locality (you are, aren't you? or are you? For some reason I think you live east...hmmm) this place on Bethnal Green Road http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories...d=000001_E20AA (I hope that link works) is rather good. Taking on new NHS patients, hasn't done me a filling in the two years I've been there despite the fact that I probably do need at least one. So not very drill happy.

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Originally Posted by addie

East: yes.
Drillus minimus: fantastico!
NHS newbies: even greater.

Also, what's current dentistry decorum? Does one first see a hygienist, or use the 'go straight to the dentist' card? Or is that hygiene bit only for private folks?

Well re: hygienists, the NHS doesn't really use them anymore, since all they do is advise on oral hygiene and do the scale and polish. Dentists themselves are encouraged to do all this now instead. So just go straight to the dentist and he will look in your mouth, innit. :-O

24th July 2008	#1
Scrapper	Dentists? I got some kinda bad toothache right now where can i go without paying £3000000000 or waiting 2 weeks? I'm not registered with a dentist at all and haven't been in a few years.
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fakenger35	If you can come into The West End I can do you a basic checkup for £50
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tynan	I will do the full works for £15, I have my own equipment and just need a 13 amp socket and a hose pipe.
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24th July 2008	#5
Sparky	I really need a checkup, but I haven't been to the dentist for ages and I'm worried about what would be found, so I just ignore it like any big problem, until it hopefully goes away or all my teeth fall out.
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Build	John Mack [\|³\|MA3K] on this forum is a pretty good Dentist. PM me for his number.
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Markyboy	Where you at? There's a dentist at Clapham South that takes NHS patients and only charges 16 notes for a check-up. CS Spence 19 Balham Hill SW12 9DY 020 8673 3250
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25th July 2008	#12
P!MP	A close friend of mine was a bit skint and had a bad tooth ache, I know this sounds like an urban myth but I promise it's true. So she drank a bottle of whiskey, went to her garage , got a pair of pliers and pulled out the bad tooth herself! Fuck, there is no way I could do that no matter how bad the pain.
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25th July 2008	#13
pajamas	well that was a bit silly. whatever happened to door-handle and string?
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25th July 2008	#14
addie	I'm on just over a decade since I last saw a dentist. So if anyone has a recommendation for a cracking good dentist who isn't so drill-friendly, then I'd be so grateful. Fear. Fear is a terrible thing.
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