Coffee

[Perv]

I wish i could do dentistry over the internet.. i would be kept busy by all of you if you lived in my area! lol.

Had to treat my dad today. found out he had a rare condition where his body actually started to eat away at his tooth.. very rare and really surprised me..

Its sux, but im going to have to potentially root canal his tooth and its not even his fault... how sucky is that.

Oh that sounds painful, what caused it?  dont say drinking too much tea or coffee please as I am just about to make a cuppa :icon_w00t:

[Bodhi]

I wish i could do dentistry over the internet.. i would be kept busy by all of you if you lived in my area! lol.

My root canal filling actually made me stop being afraid of dentists (the expert was also a very good intuitive psychologist so to speak) Unfortunately the fear has been replaced with fear of dentist bills  :icon_eek:

[Agentmolar]

Just think of your dental bills feeding my mini habit! lol.

[Custom_Hobby]

...and a huge habbit it is if you saw the mini mountain he had after his trip to salute :icon_wink:

[Dr.Evil]

I drink water as well, At the mo I have a cup of tea and a pint of water.

[Bodhi]

water? WATER!!!?
That's for diving in not drinking  :icon_wink:
Don't drink to much or I'll have to find a new hobby  :icon_suspicious:

[Theomar Pius]

Oh, I badly need a root canal, and I do blame rootbeer. But that's a choice I'm willing to live with.

BTW CH, what is your brew of choice? Barq's for me.

[Custom_Hobby]

Yep Barq's for me too! I was mad when the Mcdonalds by me stopped carrying it. I love their cream soda too.

@ AgentMolar - You know I finally got the root canal finished. It took 8 months because I kept having to miss appointments.

[Fabian]

Curse you dental fiend! You have me bang to rights - yes I drnk a lot of sugar...

But no fillings!

But plenty of fissure sealing...  :icon_ermm:

[Agentmolar]

Ah but english dentistry doesnt count...  trust me... i fix too much of it over here!!

[Custom_Hobby]

So where do the Americans rank??

[eastman]

Oh, I badly need a root canal, and I do blame rootbeer. But that's a choice I'm willing to live with.

BTW CH, what is your brew of choice? Barq's for me.

As far as Root Beers go, I like Barq's, but I'll put Sprecher as my top choice (even if Sprecher RB doesn't have the caffeine thats in Barq's)

[Theomar Pius]

Oh, I badly need a root canal, and I do blame rootbeer. But that's a choice I'm willing to live with.

BTW CH, what is your brew of choice? Barq's for me.

As far as Root Beers go, I like Barq's, but I'll put Sprecher as my top choice (even if Sprecher RB doesn't have the caffeine thats in Barq's)

Barq's is the only one that I know of with caffine.
I'm not familiar with sprecher, I'll have to keep an eye out.
A&W in a frosted mug at the resturaunt is pretty good too.

[Bodhi]

Ah but english dentistry doesnt count...  trust me... i fix too much of it over here!!

I went to China with a halffinished tooth and my dentist told me that in case anything happened chinese dentist where known for being excellent! I was a bit surprised by that I must admit. But all the old commiecountries (except USSR) apparently have put up a lot of effort with medical care. Cuba is in fact the country in the world that has the highest number of doctors relatively speaking (You divide the populace with the number of doctors and get a number, the lower the number the better). Germany is second and that all started with the Bismarck social security system. Bismarck was of course ultraconservative but he realized that people would complain less (less risk of revolution) if their health and other basic needs where taken care of.

[Keeper]

Ah but english dentistry doesnt count...  trust me... i fix too much of it over here!!

I went to China with a halffinished tooth and my dentist told me that in case anything happened chinese dentist where known for being excellent! I was a bit surprised by that I must admit. But all the old commiecountries (except USSR) apparently have put up a lot of effort with medical care. Cuba is in fact the country in the world that has the highest number of doctors relatively speaking (You divide the populace with the number of doctors and get a number, the lower the number the better). Germany is second and that all started with the Bismarck social security system. Bismarck was of course ultraconservative but he realized that people would complain less (less risk of revolution) if their health and other basic needs where taken care of.

That kinda reminds me of Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs - one of those odd things you remember from your education: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_heirarchy_of_needs (from my A-level economics course, in this case).