Re: high speed drill?

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while no pain sounds great, I would be real skeptical of a high speed drill.

anything high speed like that would increase the chances of big problems

when a human error is made. A slight goof would then be a big problem. amy

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>Subject: Re: Mercury fillings

>Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 18:02:20 +0200

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>Well,yes.. She said so! I really don't know any other things about it..I

>may

>get more info when I see her.I don't know when this will happen.I will

>inform you if I get further info.

>Take care..

>Nil

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> > Nil wrote:

> > > My dentist says that she does not use anaesthetics

> > > as she is using high speed driller.

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> > NO anaesthetics?? Does that mean NO PAIN with this high speed driller??

> > Please, Nil, tell us more. . .

> >

> > Many thanks,

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Dear Amy,

I would not worry about that.This really is in dentist's expertize area.If

they think it is okay no problem for me.Many dentists use high speed driller

nowadays..Take care..

Nil

Re: Mercury fillings

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> > > Nil wrote:

> > > > My dentist says that she does not use anaesthetics

> > > > as she is using high speed driller.

> > >

> > > NO anaesthetics?? Does that mean NO PAIN with this high speed

driller??

> > > Please, Nil, tell us more. . .

> > >

> > > Many thanks,

> > >

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