New dentist
Jun. 17th, 2020 11:54 pmFor about 2 or 3 days last week I had a toothache. It only got painful at 1 or 2 in the morning, but during the day, it definitely made itself known whenever i tried to chew. So that kind of zapped my appetite.
Then I had cramps. For about 20 or 30 mins. One of my friend said it could be PMS related and I clung to that even though I've NEVER had any PMS symptoms, that I could recognize and when I DID have my period (I went years without having one), I would bleed or spot off and on for over a month (the longest was 45 days!)...and it always started the 24th of the month.
So, this cramping happened, I took some ibuprofen and went to sleep. When I woke up the next morning, I felt fine. I even managed 12 hours without a toothache! I looked hp whether PMS could cause toothaches, and apparently fluctuating hormones can cause dental pain! Okay, I'm sticking with the toothache being caused by PMS and being done with it.
However, it has been a while since I've been to the dentist so I need to remedy that.
The dentist I picked when I got my insurance back in 2014 was about a mile from where I was living at the time.
Since then, I've moved, and honestly, I've only been to that dentist two or 3 times.
Now, I'm 4.5 miles from that dentist, 1 bus there and back, but eww I'm not about that right now.
I went to my dental insurance site to see what dentists were around me and wouldn't you know, there's one that's a 10 min walk from where I live!
Well, I changed dentists on the website. I'm not sure how long it takes to update my records, so I'm calling my insurance in the morning to check, then going to make a dentist appt (its been like 4 years since I've been to the dentist).
Also, the new dentist is in the same building as medical doctors...I might change doctors. But that's even lower on my list of priorities. I'm due for a check up of my lady bits but I don't know how my dr is handling appts. I should call and see.
Then I had cramps. For about 20 or 30 mins. One of my friend said it could be PMS related and I clung to that even though I've NEVER had any PMS symptoms, that I could recognize and when I DID have my period (I went years without having one), I would bleed or spot off and on for over a month (the longest was 45 days!)...and it always started the 24th of the month.
So, this cramping happened, I took some ibuprofen and went to sleep. When I woke up the next morning, I felt fine. I even managed 12 hours without a toothache! I looked hp whether PMS could cause toothaches, and apparently fluctuating hormones can cause dental pain! Okay, I'm sticking with the toothache being caused by PMS and being done with it.
However, it has been a while since I've been to the dentist so I need to remedy that.
The dentist I picked when I got my insurance back in 2014 was about a mile from where I was living at the time.
Since then, I've moved, and honestly, I've only been to that dentist two or 3 times.
Now, I'm 4.5 miles from that dentist, 1 bus there and back, but eww I'm not about that right now.
I went to my dental insurance site to see what dentists were around me and wouldn't you know, there's one that's a 10 min walk from where I live!
Well, I changed dentists on the website. I'm not sure how long it takes to update my records, so I'm calling my insurance in the morning to check, then going to make a dentist appt (its been like 4 years since I've been to the dentist).
Also, the new dentist is in the same building as medical doctors...I might change doctors. But that's even lower on my list of priorities. I'm due for a check up of my lady bits but I don't know how my dr is handling appts. I should call and see.