🏡PLP's Bazaar of the Bizarre: A Study Hall for the Deviant and Delightful

I wanna know the MOST surprising thing now!
I was babysitting a friend's daughter while my friend went for a root canal. She just came to pick her up and I asked how the root canal went. She said they didn't finish because the roots of her tooth grew in so malformed that they couldn't actually get in there. So she has 2/3 of a root canal and has to wait to see a specialist. Apparently, the dentist had to stop midway, take a bunch more X-rays, Google what to do, then decided that this was beyond his skill to heal and she needs Elvish medicine. Or something to that effect.

Anyway. I don't know if surprising is the right word for that, but dentistry that befuddles the dentist is the stuff of my nightmares.
 
I was babysitting a friend's daughter while my friend went for a root canal. She just came to pick her up and I asked how the root canal went. She said they didn't finish because the roots of her tooth grew in so malformed that they couldn't actually get in there. So she has 2/3 of a root canal and has to wait to see a specialist. Apparently, the dentist had to stop midway, take a bunch more X-rays, Google what to do, then decided that this was beyond his skill to heal and she needs Elvish medicine. Or something to that effect.

Anyway. I don't know if surprising is the right word for that, but dentistry that befuddles the dentist is the stuff of my nightmares.
Oh no.... as someone with a horrible dentist story that makes me shiver.
 
I appreciate now how easy and amusing my dental surgery was. Anaesthesia, medical pliers, drills, wrenching sounds like someone eating a Crunch bar but in the middle of my skull, bloody fragments of tooth packed up in a bag for me to take home.
Comical bleeding everywhere.
Even funnier, choking when trying to swallow water before the numbing had fully worn off, leading me to spray blood across my bathroom mirror.

God that was amazing. Whole thing was a trip.
 
I appreciate now how easy and amusing my dental surgery was. Anaesthesia, medical pliers, drills, wrenching sounds like someone eating a Crunch bar but in the middle of my skull, bloody fragments of tooth packed up in a bag for me to take home.
Comical bleeding everywhere.
Even funnier, choking when trying to swallow water before the numbing had fully worn off, leading me to spray blood across my bathroom mirror.

God that was amazing. Whole thing was a trip.
I want to edit this and make it dirty but.... reading it has given me ptsd
 
I appreciate now how easy and amusing my dental surgery was. Anaesthesia, medical pliers, drills, wrenching sounds like someone eating a Crunch bar but in the middle of my skull, bloody fragments of tooth packed up in a bag for me to take home.
Comical bleeding everywhere.
Even funnier, choking when trying to swallow water before the numbing had fully worn off, leading me to spray blood across my bathroom mirror.

God that was amazing. Whole thing was a trip.
dude that sounds like about as much fun as smashing your thumb in a car door..
 
When I had my wisdom teeth pulled at age 43 (clearly they weren’t going to come all the way in) they gave me conscious sedation. I asked when they were going to start, and I was informed they were finished. I asked if was an easy one and they said no. Conscious sedation is my friend.
 
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