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lsolaBella
post 07/12/2012, 10:37 AM
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Ok I have a major dental phobia since DS2 was born and dentist really stuffed up some preventative refillings.

I had not been to the dentist for 5 yrs and needed nearly all my preventative fillings redone.

So I did the chicken thing and went for sleep dentistry. iV twilight anaesthesia. Two hours of not knowing what was happening, although I remember them asking me at times to open mouth wider etc. all fillings done. Teeth cleaning done and I feel like a new woman.

Now I will be good and do check ups every 6 m.

So just saying for those major dental phonics there is a good solution.
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Allie_D
post 07/12/2012, 10:46 AM
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I had a major dentist phobia as well and needed lots of work done, including my wisdom teeth removed. I had a general anesthetic at the hospital and he did all the major work there. Then over the next 12 months he got me back every 3 months and did minor work and slowly helped my phobia. Now I can sit in the chair and have just about anything done without shaking so badly that I can't keep still!

It's a great feeling isn't it OP!!
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3mummy3
post 07/12/2012, 10:52 AM
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Op, i would love to know the cost associated with the sleep dentistry if you dont mind sharing, and if in melb where you had it done?
I desperately need to go to dentist but im sh*t scared after a really bad experience last time i went.
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lsolaBella
post 07/12/2012, 10:58 AM
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Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

This post has been edited by lsolaBella: 07/12/2012, 11:02 AM
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JJ
post 07/12/2012, 11:03 AM
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QUOTE (lsolaBella @ 07/12/2012, 09:58 AM) *
Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.


You should get some of that back from Medicare though? When I had mine done a few years ago, they refunded 85% of the anaesthetist's fees.

It really is an awesome solution if you can't have it done under a local and don't want to go for a GA. original.gif
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3mummy3
post 07/12/2012, 11:03 AM
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QUOTE (lsolaBella @ 07/12/2012, 10:58 AM) *
Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too

Not cheap unfortunately. $1k for 2 hrs sleeping.

Bonus is you don't go to hospital.

I am in Melb too


Thanks isolabella, but i heard you the first time!!!lol not cheap but i think it would be worth it! Might look into it but am breastfeeding at the moment so probably not able to do it yet anyway.
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lsolaBella
post 07/12/2012, 12:48 PM
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JJ not Medicare covered unfortunately.

3mummy3 goota love posting on dodgy 3G Internet when out.
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squeekums
post 07/12/2012, 01:06 PM
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Why, oh why does it have to be iv? I need lots done but needles leave me a quivering mess literaly. I cant even get DD done, a friend or her dad have to take her.
I wish there was a sleeping pill that has the same effect.
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girltribe4
post 07/12/2012, 01:12 PM
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I need to find the money and do this unsure.gif Any recomendations in Adelaide any one ?
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lsolaBella
post 07/12/2012, 02:48 PM
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Squeaky a I had Elma on my arm and eyes closed so didn't notice first needle then no memory of the rest.

My dad did similar in Sydney and had a cocktail of tablets to take. So perhaps ask around.

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