have a tooth out

I was going to have a tooth out today!

It's not as bad as having a tooth out, but it takes longer.

I heard that he went to a dentist's in London on the Monday morning, and had a tooth out.

We've had our jaws frozen with anaesthetic to mimic the effect of having a tooth out.

"Oh, a bit like having a tooth out.

I've never taken any drug stronger than aspirin, except once when I had a tooth out and they gave me nitrous oxide.

"I just had a tooth out.

At 08:39 25th Mar 2011, turnercherrywood wrote: I was feeling very sorry for myself yesterday after having a tooth out.

'Ugh... like having a tooth out in my brain,' said Lobsang, rubbing his head.

If you ever want to have a tooth out without Novocain, you can spend a couple of nights in night court and be numb before you know it.

He goes over to her and begins talking to her, telling her about all the adventures he has been on, such as "having a tooth out without gas".

"Grimbert may drive you to Amsterdam..." "He's taking the Flat to Utrecht to have a tooth out."

I don't know what I expected to see, but as always when you have a tooth out or get kicked half to death the change in appearance is nowhere like commensurate with the pain.

Joey is also going to have a tooth out, but Joey is going to be operated on by B.K. Burwash, Zizzbaum's rival-they have a common waiting-room-exactly at the same time as Reggie.

Miss Bramley made occasional trips to Darrowby on market days for provisions and Herbert, the middle brother, had come into town in the spring of 1929 to have a tooth out, but apart from that they stayed contentedly at home.

Well I had Mrs in this morning she had a tooth out this morning and he broke it and he tried to get the rest out you know using a special instrument and he twisted it and a fragment of the tooth come off and hit me straight in the eye.

The time to cry was long past, the time when we found out that he had tested positive for AIDS antibodies, indicating that he carried the virus; the beginning of the time when he knew that to have a tooth out would be a major undertaking, fraught with fear and anger and shame.