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Norma, I posted earlier that my friends took me because I was a bit high on phensic,dispirin and codiene. The man removed the tooth and said that because I was so scared it could be dangerous healthwise. He gave me a letter for my G.P. and the Doc gave me a prescription for some sedative/tranquilisers to take for seven days prior to the appointment. I was not allowed drive for that week. I turned up, much to my own surprise. He removed all my teeth after putting me to sleep with a needle in my arm. A doctor and a nurse were present at the time but it all went very well. I used a dentist one time in Acocks Green. His place was above a shop over the road from the Dolphin pub. On my second visit he put a belt around my lower stomach after I had put my hands in trouser pockets then sitting down. I am just so glad i never had to see the dentist after I was 20 years of age. I am really glad you were able to overcome your fear but I honestly dont think I would ever have ben able to. I had a gun pointed at me in the Gay Tower one night, the barman hit him on the head with a soda syphon, we called the police and it was all dealt with. I had a curry and went home to bed. Now, if that had been a niggly toothache I would have spent most of the night in the loo.