As you know, I am a chocolate lover, 'though Mars products would not be top of my wish list; me being more of a Cadburys kind of girl. However, chocolate is chocolate and Christmas is coming so I succumbed to one of the little blighters, only to get a piece of honeycomb stuck between my two front teeth leaving me (feeling like Nanny McPhee) with a chipped tooth. A moment on the lips, a lifetime with a chip! Hopefully not, as I shall have my Dentist on speed-dial in the morning with a view to repairing it. The outcome will, no doubt, be more dear than deer!
My family have, with some sympathy, had their fun out of my plight. Yes, I may be able to whistle now. Yes, I should mind the gap. Yes, all I want for Christmas is my two front teeth.
On that note, please wish me good luck at the dentist and then I can wish you Merry Chrithmath!
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ReplyDeleteA chipped front tooth is usually very simple to repair in the dentist's office. It can be done in a single office visit most of the time. The dentist will probably use a procedure called bonding. A tooth-colored material will be attached to the broken area and shaped to the appropriate shape. It is not even a painful procedure so don't worry!
ReplyDeleteKaren Perry @ Brookside Dental Care