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Old 05-13-2012, 03:39 PM #1
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Default Tips for surviving the dentist
I already rescheduled my cleaning once because I couldn't handle the thought of the scraping my teeth noise with my head and jaw pain. My appointment is coming up and now I'm worried what all that noise and work in my mouth will be like.
Any tips for surviving this? Should I reschedule again? Is it not as bad as I fear?

Thanks!
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