RedShoe

For the past few days I've been felling discomfort in my left side lower back tooth. I just had a peanut and I think the peanut forced itself into a small cavity and then when I bit down I think my tooth cracked.

I went to the bathroom and brushed and flossed and took a tiny sharp dental tool and felt for the cavity, I definitely found it as a shiver shot from my skull to my toes. I could feel it by pushing down into the tooth right where two teeth touch. I could also feel a hole on the outside of the tooth near my cheek.

When I pushed in from the side a piece of tooth moved upward, again sending a shiver thru my body. Then as I bit down I could feel it slide back into place... again... shivers.

I could go to the dentist tomorrow in which case he'll try to "repair" it. Or.. I could just pull it myself. I go to the dental supply store from time to time for other projects I could just go get a pair of tooth pulling pliers and spare myself agonizing drilling and poking and having to talk while some dudes hands are in my mouth for 3 hours tomorrow.

One pair of pliers and a bit of gauze should do the trick.

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