Thread: Should Cruise Lines Have a Dentist Available?
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Old 03-10-2009, 12:13 AM houch is offline     #16 (permalink)
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I voted yes. I have had several abscessed teeth in the last 35 years and when that happens you need a dentist to open that tooth right away. Tylenol and motrin didn't really help and I am not a fan or narcotics. They are used way more than they should be. Once the dentist opens the tooth up you don't need anything for pain. So, I wouldn't mind having a dentist available. JMO
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