I am. So tired.
Took in a visit to the dentist for a new crown; my fourth and I hate the whole procedure. I also hate the amount of time it takes to get to the dentist and back - got in to work around 1:30 PM. Sore, numb to the eyeballs but vertical.
The Unrepentant Bastards have struck again. This time, for the last time.
They've decided our installation is non-standard and they are cancelling our maintenance contract.
Guess who is converting their translator in the next thirty days? You got it.
Good thing things were quieting down - I'm going to need every spare minute I can squander.
And about time, say I. SCREW THEM. Huuuuurrrrrr.
I get home to discover my dentist has called to check up on me. Guess I scared him a bit.
I really hate it that much.
Took in a visit to the dentist for a new crown; my fourth and I hate the whole procedure. I also hate the amount of time it takes to get to the dentist and back - got in to work around 1:30 PM. Sore, numb to the eyeballs but vertical.
The Unrepentant Bastards have struck again. This time, for the last time.
They've decided our installation is non-standard and they are cancelling our maintenance contract.
Guess who is converting their translator in the next thirty days? You got it.
Good thing things were quieting down - I'm going to need every spare minute I can squander.
And about time, say I. SCREW THEM. Huuuuurrrrrr.
I get home to discover my dentist has called to check up on me. Guess I scared him a bit.
I really hate it that much.
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Date: 2004-06-08 09:28 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-06-08 09:31 pm (UTC)Now I feel like an idiot.
No worries...
Date: 2004-06-08 11:19 pm (UTC)No, it's the software company that are the unrepentant bastards, her boss and the fellows she works with are about as good as you can imagine. (And they cook...) ^^
Re: No worries...
Date: 2004-06-08 11:41 pm (UTC)And nice icon, by the way. Have you noticed these are sweeping LJ?
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Date: 2004-06-09 09:04 pm (UTC)Yup,
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Date: 2004-06-09 05:52 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-06-09 06:27 am (UTC)So - they do much of what they would do for a cap. They take the tooth down to a small peg and put a temporary crown on it. Then they take measurements, and send out for the crown. Meanwhile I have two weeks of watching what I eat (don't want to yank that temporary off with a piece of gum or candy) and rinsing with warm salt water for the next couple of days.
The first part takes 90 minutes. The second one is a quick in and out. The worst part is getting numbed up for the preparation - it took three of those shots, and I was literally numb to my eyeballs on that side.
My dentist is a real sweetie - but I've had him as my dentist for twenty years plus - he knows me well!
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Date: 2004-06-09 08:25 pm (UTC)Don't be surprised if, after setting the crown, the dentist wants to grind down the opposing tooth just a bit. Generally that means there's a point there which needs to be flattened so that the pressure as you chew will be more evenly distributed. Otherwise the crown might crack eventually.
Also, don't expect it to feel exactly perfectly normal on the first day. You may feel as though the only tooth making contact on that side is the crown -- but they do settle a bit over the first few days. If it still feels odd after a week, then call the dentist back.
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Date: 2004-06-17 06:36 am (UTC)