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    graham64
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    Post by graham64 Sun Mar 19 2017, 22:30

    I'm old enough to remember when the dentist's was like this very scary for a child in those days  bitenails

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    Post by Eddie Mon Mar 20 2017, 16:05

    graham64 wrote:I'm old enough to remember when the dentist's was like this very scary for a child in those days  bitenails

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    Post by Paul1976 Mon Mar 20 2017, 20:09

    Crikey! freakout That looks like some sort of crude set up used in the old practice of carrying out routine lobotomies! bitenails Graham and anyone else who remembers the dentists like that has my utmost sympathy and respect!
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    Post by Eddie Mon Mar 20 2017, 20:25

    Paul1976 wrote:Crikey! freakout That looks like some sort of crude set up used in the old practice of carrying out routine lobotomies! bitenails Graham and anyone else who remembers the dentists like that has my utmost sympathy and respect!

    I remember that medieval gear very well, the drill was belt driven and so slow you could count the RPM, damn near rattled ya old fillings out. But, what about the stinking rubber face mask they clamped on ya to knock you out with gas. Jeez, I can still smell it puke
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    Post by graham64 Mon Mar 20 2017, 21:45

    Paul1976 wrote:Crikey! freakout That looks like some sort of crude set up used in the old practice of carrying out routine lobotomies! bitenails Graham and anyone else who remembers the dentists like that has my utmost sympathy and respect!

    Yes it was crude Paul and the surroundings were nothing like the pristine dentists practise's we see now, that said he was a good dentist and tried his best to put patients at ease still didn't make for a nice experience though
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    Post by chris c Tue Mar 21 2017, 23:38

    BTDT, my teeth more or less used to come through with holes already in them. Of course this was blamed on "eating too much sugar" when it turns out to have been all the sodding starch.

    Who did that joke about "Instead of going up and down, my dentist's chair went back and forth. Then he said please get out of the filing cabinet"
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