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Just got a draper multi-tool and have to say the old teeth are looking pretty white now....
Though bits of toothpaste up the walls
*toes curling up at the thought of putting a dremel near my mouth whilst lolling at the thought of iDave's pearly whites*
I physically shuddered when I read the title of this thread
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your eyeballs are looking a bit dull Dave, why not give them a scrub up?*
*I'm not a doctor
I used the nylon brush rather than the gritstone. What's the worst that could happen?
I might set up a clinic
ever watched boys from brazil?
(possibly nsfw or small children)
I managed to have a slight accident which involved cracking one of my molars.
It was a Saturday on the Bank Holiday so I decided to wait for the dentist to open on Tuesday.
It was quite painful and when I poked it, half the tooth came out. This left a big sharp rough edge that kept cutting my tongue. I 'smoothed off the edges' with my Dremel. There may have been a bit of alcohol involved and my mouth was bleeding before I started anyway.
It wasn't too bad but when I went to the dentist he was quite shocked. Apparently the grinding bits on a Dremel are quite coarse and I had to convince him I hadn't been tortured.
My granddad has 3 teeth left. The rest he removed with pliers over the years when he thought they were bad
Every time i'm at the dentist, I can't help but make a connection between poking a hole in a bit of rusty car, grinding away all the rotten metal, then slapping in a load of isopon.
ever watched boys from brazil?
or indeed Marathon Man
This the stuff you used Dave?
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the little one on the right
Might give it a shot. Like you say what's the worst that can happen as long as I don't rub my gums too much.