Imagine Your Dentist Or A Cure For Dentistophobia…
Tue Jan 16 2007

Imagine your dentist…naked…now, that’s something rather refreshing view, isn’t it? It is amazing what length one can go (in one’s imagination, of course ;-) ) to fight that phobia of the Master of the Hollywood Smiles. So if you do, like myself, have a dentist on your Top Ten Scary Things list, you will understand it when I say that there is no easy way to ease the agony of sitting in that damned chair, having blinding flipping light right in your eyes and trying to smile with your mouth full of things you would never dream of being there…(personally I allow only few things into my mouth and tools of dentistry are not one of them) 

The best advice in any painful situation in life is to try to think of something completely different then the pain. Whatever pleases your mind or amuses it. I found that it is difficult to think of green grass and bed of flowers with the annoying drill buzzing away at your ears…I dream of the future times when there will be no need in dentists at all. When we all will use some magic toothpaste which will do all the filling and root canal cleaning as needed…but for now I have to pay for all the sweets consumed and I am absolutely and totally horrified of the dentists. 

But why should I, really? Imagine walking into the dentist’s office…and there is that gorgeous man in a sexy green top half-unbuttoned …and he smiles at you and invites you have a sit in this comfy leather chair…soft music's playing something jazzy and he gives you a glass of champagne, and takes your hand and holds it in his warm hands, gently stroking with his fingers the back of your palm…he then switched off the main lighting, leaving just the spot light and in that spotlight he performs a striptease for you…the champagne and music and the breathtaking view of a gorgeous male body, all make you close your eyes and fly away into your dreams, forgetting the reality…and he can drill, pull and fill whatever he likes then…Of course this might not work if you are the same gender with your dentist or if your orientation in this sense does not match with his. But it’s truly worth a try, for if not to take the pain out of the painful by definition things, but certainly to create few laughs about it… and that was exactly the whole point of all the above. Sometimes you just got to find a funny side of things that hurt...
6 Comments
  • From:
    IKnowHer (Legacy)
    On:
    Tue Jan 16 2007
    What an immagination. I can immagine why you were away from dd for all these days. You would have been visiting dentist every day to find that he had done the job for the wrong tooth in the dark. Hope all your teeth are still in tact where he did not remove all of it on a dialy basis.
  • From:
    Blueheron (Legacy)
    On:
    Tue Jan 16 2007
    Very imaginative, but frankly, I don't think even that would work for me. I am terrified about going to the dentist and avoid it unless it is an absolute emergency.

    Thankfully, I have had very few emergencies.
  • From:
    Pragmatist (Legacy)
    On:
    Tue Jan 16 2007
    Fantasy is fine for some, but I'll take the gas.

    Shalom
  • From:
    Dreamerbooks2003 (Legacy)
    On:
    Wed Jan 17 2007
    oh man.. again on the same page.. sort of.. I referred my Grand-daughter Konni to my dentist.. and he tortured her for 3 hours!!! poor kid.. came out with one root canal, one cap, and 3 cavities filled.. this is one sitting!@!!!
    she has been back since to have him fix the too big cap.. which is swelling up her gums.. and the root canal.. which he went through the bottom of root into her gum.. stupid guy.. "oops.. don't worry?" Now she has to take anti-biotics and pain meds..
    Cancel your apointment.. that is my best advise
  • From:
    Razzenne (Legacy)
    On:
    Thu Jan 18 2007
    beautiful svetlana
    well the strip act and the music is all lovely but then to complete the rendezvous you have to be sadomasochistic to enjoy the drill etc. hee hee

    I have read that someday we will have on line surgery so hopefully this will include dentistrylol

    once more I leave your shrine with a smile on my mind
  • From:
    MadMegan (Legacy)
    On:
    Thu Jan 18 2007
    Why thank you for the poem. I needed a little cheering up. I read it right out loud.

    I think I will keep the place open, because one should always have a hidey hole if things get scary in the psychological realm.

    ;-)

    Be well.