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Aug. 13th, 2007 10:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
martin_wisseSo Sand is gone home to see the kids for a week, which means I have the house to myself and can walk around in briefs and nothing else do some serious work for a change.
Since I know myself, I thought it would be handy to make a little list:
Clean shed
Bring bike to be repaired
Keep house clean
Keep garden alive
Go to Ikea and see if we can afford a new bed + wardrobe this month Next month it is
Tomorrow I can has dental appointment for a root canal. The dentist cleaned out the roots two weeks ago and slapped a temporary filling on (of the crumbly, chalky sort) and now she needs to remove this, do any necessary cleanup work and then construct the base for a crown. Whether or not the actual crown will be placed will depend on how much I can afford it. We do have the obligatory, government mandated basic healthcare package, but it does little for dentist work. Hadn't taken out separate dentist insurance yet; not sure it would help much.
If I can't afford it, the crown itself can wait a while, as a new temporary cap could be place, good for a year or so.
For those who already fainted at the root canal mention, so far it has all been surprisingly painfree and easy. There's the obligatory squirmy moment when the syringe with the local anesthetic is inserted in the roof of your mouth, and of course you have to sit still for an hour or so while someone does things to your tooth... The most unpleasant part however was the smell when the root canals of the (dead) nerves were cleaned; not nice.
Mind you, with uncanny timing my hayfever has kicked in again (I blame having to bring Sand to Schiphol), so it will be slightly less confortable in the dentist's chair this time. Hope I don't have to sneeze at awkward times..
Since I know myself, I thought it would be handy to make a little list:
Bring bike to be repaired
Keep house clean
Keep garden alive
Tomorrow I can has dental appointment for a root canal. The dentist cleaned out the roots two weeks ago and slapped a temporary filling on (of the crumbly, chalky sort) and now she needs to remove this, do any necessary cleanup work and then construct the base for a crown. Whether or not the actual crown will be placed will depend on how much I can afford it. We do have the obligatory, government mandated basic healthcare package, but it does little for dentist work. Hadn't taken out separate dentist insurance yet; not sure it would help much.
If I can't afford it, the crown itself can wait a while, as a new temporary cap could be place, good for a year or so.
For those who already fainted at the root canal mention, so far it has all been surprisingly painfree and easy. There's the obligatory squirmy moment when the syringe with the local anesthetic is inserted in the roof of your mouth, and of course you have to sit still for an hour or so while someone does things to your tooth... The most unpleasant part however was the smell when the root canals of the (dead) nerves were cleaned; not nice.
Mind you, with uncanny timing my hayfever has kicked in again (I blame having to bring Sand to Schiphol), so it will be slightly less confortable in the dentist's chair this time. Hope I don't have to sneeze at awkward times..
