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Louder than the drill yes but still wasn’t uncomfortable for me personally. It’s only loud when they put it in your mouth which again is only like...
Mine was at the back wisdom tooth on the left hand side on the top. So probably as close to the ear as possible. The drill is not too loud, I...
I do actually. Just not as bad as when I first had it. When I first had it, I could barely endure a normal conversation. Nowadays only certain...
Just got back. The dentist drilling is not loud imo, not loud enough to cause a spike. The vibrations however are bothersome and you can feel and...
I just tried my electric toothbrush in my mouth with and without my noise-cancelling headphones on and it does appear to sound a lot louder in my...
Thank you. That’s really reassuring. They want to do all 3 fillings in one long session. Do you think I should avoid that as not to be exposed for...
I’m due to have some dental fillings later on this evening. Many posts have been made on this subject, with the main advice being don’t wear...
Currently going through the process of trying to get a head MRI in the UK and trying to avoid exactly this. Which hospital was your MRI at and...
Back on here after a couple of years. I need a head MRI done (unavoidable unfortunately) and am looking to get the quietest experience possible...
Is it getting worse for you, or just your reaction to it? Mines stayed The same for 18 years
I know I will try a festival again one day for sure, you can pick how far away you stand from the speakers etc, I think it could be fairly safe. A...
Probably around the 1-1.5 year mark.
Thanks for the reply. I do worry about how some of the things I’m doing can make it worse for sure. That’s why I’ve avoid nightclubs completely...
You’ll recover. My T used to spike because of anything and I’d be scared to go outside without earplugs due to random car alarms or bikes etc. I...
