Every once in a while
But lucky for me there wasn't even a need for lasers. Only painful painful x-rays and painful painful pokey scrapey thing. Why are the x-rays so painful? Am I the only one whose mouth cannot handle the sharp plastic edges and the gag-inducing sterile taste? The pokey scrapey thing is allowably painful, due to its pokey scrapey nature, but x-rays? In theory, they should be painless (save, of course, the feeling of uneasiness when they cover you with a lead apron, leave the room, close the door, and point the x-rays directly into your head).
So my mouth got thoroughly scoured and I was told to rinse and spit, which I proceeded to do, only to find that I was spitting out gobs of blood. MOUTHFULS OF BLOOD! Oh, no wait, the toothpaste was just red. I was left alone to contemplate the employment of red toothpaste. Is this so the real blood gets hidden in the innocent paste? Is it so the dentists can feel less guilt for making you bleed? Or is it a cruel cruel joke for the poor person who gets to think for five seconds that the entire top membrane of the inside of her mouth has been brushed away?
Spam subject lines with unlikely names, hints at intriguing backstories
Alden does this make you happy now?
Cyrus call the doctor.
Augustine haven't I done enough?
With my aunt, Porokhovnikova.
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