@victor-meldrew said in Coronavirus - UK:
@pakman
Painless. Had niggling aches every now and again with this tooth for decades but couldn't find out what was wrong. Dentist thinks there was poss.a small infection lurking under the root which finally got big.
Lockdown ending, pubs open (ish), tooth sorted and looking at a new motorcycle. Good week.
I had my first one when my tooth was starting to feel odd a couple of days before US flight, wanted to avoid complications and popped into local dentist.
He did it then and there. What a rude awakening!
Then after a few years tooth felt a bit spongy. X-ray showed infection. So off to specialist who did a precision redo. Turned out that tooth had four twisted roots, but local chap had only seen three.
Never got a crown, and about four years later got an infection through filling.
So another precision redo. This time got a crown promptly.
Good as gold!
Pub supper tonight. World almost feels like normal...
