My husband wants an induction stove.Can you upgrade to a gas stove? After going from electric to gas I don't think I can ever go back.
MY teenage daughter cleaned her room without being prompted.
Just in case you thought we didn't see what you did there.@Squidleybits daughter ate all the beanie weenies.
Why? They are amazing. Although it's a pain in the butt that you have to have specific pots & pans, it is more efficient, heats more evenly than electric, and is safer once done using.That's a shame.
--Patrick
Sounds familiar. Right now Mr. Zand I have two sons; "our son" and " your son".Just in case you thought we didn't see what you did there.
I don't think the restriction matters so much. It does mean we have to replace all our pots, but that's not a huge deal, because most of our pots are cheap shit we got when we were broke college kids.Why? Because of that restriction on the pots and pans you hafta use.
For me ideal's always gonna be a combination range (gas top, elec convec oven).
--Patrick
Oh, I see it. Today is our 20th wedding anniversary. I know many of his tricks.Just in case you thought we didn't see what you did there.
Oh, I see it. Today is our 20th wedding anniversary. I know many of his tricks.
God damn Rider fans!I made an offer on a house.
They indicated they accepted it.
I signed all the paperwork, and my agent sent it to them.
They backed out.
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Lame unavailable video.
Don't become that guy, no one likes that guy.
Well nah, you're saying that nobody else's weather counts because yours is hotter. It's a subtle difference.Just saying. 111F temps tend to make you appreciate when it gets into the double-digits.
This. Your reaction to my having the AC broken during what was a public health emergency over here made you look like a bit of an asshole.Well nah, you're saying that nobody else's weather counts because yours is hotter. It's a subtle difference.
A tooth that was already crumbling just completely broke off. It doesn't hurt (yet) and no blood, so I'm just going to do a salt water rinse every couple of hours until time for bed.
Unless @Terrik thinks I should do something else? Um... number 5? Right side maxillary first premolar.
Necrotic pulp is a good description. The tooth was already in poor condition mainly due to lack of funds for proper care, even with insurance. What was left snapped off pretty much at the gum line.So l'll preface everything I'm going to say with get thee to a dentist.
Well diagnosing something I can't see, while also still being a student is probably grossly negligent, when you say it broke off, you mean the crown of the tooth is just--gone? Have you had any work on that tooth before? Was it a restoration that maybe broke off? Have you had a root canal treatment on that tooth before?
What needs to happen also depends on whether what happens is more like this:
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In which case, you can get it restored (and if you have the tooth piece, that makes it even easier). Here, the crown fractured some enamel and dentin but the pulp chamber remained unexposed.
Or did something more like this happen:
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Where your pulp was exposed.
If this is what happened, and your pulp is still vital, they'll probably do a direct pulp capping to protect the rest of the pulp and give you a restoration. That means they'll place some medication on your pulp so that it stays nice and healthy--coincidentally the sooner you take care of that the better. If your tooth fractured and exposed the pulp, yet no bleeding or pain is occurring, then it is entirely possible that your pulp is necrotic (i.e. diseased and functionally dead), and the dentist is going to send you to an Endodontist for a root canal treatment. Now the fact that you're not in pain makes it less of an emergency---we define dental emergencies as situations where the patient is experiencing pain that affects their day to day lives, swelling, and/or fever. That being said,
a necrotic pulp is something you're going to want to take care of. You can get disease below your tooth in your gums and bone if not taken care of. Also, having a missing crown is going to mess up your bite a bit and cause wear on the opposing teeth.
Rinsing to try to keep your mouth clean is fine, but getting it checked out asap is a good idea.