Under NFPA 1971 or 1972, is there a time limit for in service firefighting leather helmets?
Yes. In the worst case, some fool darts into the path of a responding fire engine and gets killed. You will be enjoying the state's hospitality for a long time.
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Hello there, It is normal to feel numb for several hours after dental procedures, just be careful not to bite your tongue or cheek or it will hurt when your mouth wakes up. The plyer things are called a mouth prop, it is normal to have some jaw pain after being propped open for so long. Usually mouth props help relax the jaw and can help the patient from experiencing jaw pain after treatment but it may be that they were keeping you open just a bit wider than comfortable for your jaw. Or perhaps you are describing a rubber dam, that is used to keep the area dry. but requires that you stay open pretty wide which make the jaw tired. Either way, it will get better just eat soft foods and ask your mom to give you some Advil, that will help with the pain. Sometimes a person doesn't get numb right away and can feel the dentist working, but that part is done now and you will be okay, just wait for the numbness to go away, it will take some time, then you feel better. Later after the numbness goes away you can eat, it is hard to eat when numb and you could bite yourself if you do. If you are really hungry have something you don't have to chew like pudding or ice cream. Just relax for a while, take a nap, when you wake up you will feel better.
HALEY, WITH DENTAL ANESTHETICS THE ONLY THING TO MAKE THE NUMBNESS GO AWAY IS TIME. YOU CAN EAT, BUT BITE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE THAN THE ONE WORKED ON. WHY? SO THAT YOU WON'T POSSIBLY BITE YOUR LIPS AND/OR TONGUE. ALSO SOFTER FOODS THAT DON'T REQUIRE HEAVY CHEWING ARE THE EASIEST TO EAT.
