can you extract it yourself? ...Ugh. I have a tooth fragment coming out of an extraction site. That tooth was pulled in March, and it really was a hack job. This is really hurting
I'm having a crown and filling done tomorrow. Do you think they'd be willing to pull the fragment? It's right at the surface, but I don't know if that would be considered surgery, because they don't do surgeries.
They might if it’s right at the surface. If you brush the area with a toothbrush you might get it to break through. I had bone fragments doing that from my implant bone graft and usually when they really started to hurt they were really close to popping out. The toothbrush did the trick for me.Ugh. I have a tooth fragment coming out of an extraction site. That tooth was pulled in March, and it really was a hack job. This is really hurting
I'm having a crown and filling done tomorrow. Do you think they'd be willing to pull the fragment? It's right at the surface, but I don't know if that would be considered surgery, because they don't do surgeries.
I assume you mean you own the home, are selling it, and the rule is that anything mounted to the house is included in the sale. Yes that's true, but you can negotiate with the buyer to buy those items back. They may not want those curtains and mirrors, or even the bookshelf. It's worth asking about anyway!
So I can take care of this myself?
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You might be able to but as long as you are going to the dentist ask them.
That sounds super adorable! Congrats!
Always ask for more than what you are willing to accept. If you really want $80, ask for $100 OBO. If they offer $90 you will still be ahead of what you were willing to drop it down to. If they offer you $80, you can counter at $85. These numbers are just examples of course.
It's mostly faded now. I've been diligently applying aloe and I used my DD's Calendula Goatsmilk soap today. Saturday I used a peppermint soap and it felt so good! It has a bit of a cooling effect. It was an accident of course; but I won't be doing that again anytime soon!
I don't know much about fish tanks but I'd check those sites and CL for something similar and price it from there. What condition is it in? Has it been used? If you use CL, beware of choosing beggars.
Wow, I never heard of that. Can't you just take the stuff off the wall before you sell the house?
M maggiedemi , It’s only what was present in the house at the time an offer was made. If a house hasn’t been listed you simply remove what you want to remove . When I sold my house I removed things inside and outside of the house before listing.
When I sold my first house, I was told that an antique swag lamp I had in the livingroom had to stay with the house even though it was a plug-in swag lamp. So, I guess anyone buying your home can request about anything! That lamp was all glass chandelier. Had to sell so, I lost the lamp...I love glass & crystal and I collect some. So, this was a hard loss. I found it in an out of the way antique shop in Wisconsin back in the 80's.
Anything mounted at the time the house is shown needs to be included. If you don't want to include it, you have to take it down before showing the house.
They can, but you can also say no. . .most of the time the sale isn't dependent on that thing being included.
Like I said, I'd ask for $60. Then that leaves room for negotiating.
