Dentistry and ventriloquism
Mar. 2nd, 2026 11:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mtbcBecause I have sensitive teeth (or am a big wuss) my kindly dentist anesthetizes me before the scaling. This leaves my mouth rather numb for quite some time afterward.
This latest time, I noticed that I could still say some words before the anesthetic much wore off even if others remained a challenge. For instance, we don't seem to need our lips at all to say,
Lips remain helpful for drinking such that all the liquid goes down the inside of my neck rather than some trickling down the outside.
This latest time, I noticed that I could still say some words before the anesthetic much wore off even if others remained a challenge. For instance, we don't seem to need our lips at all to say,
succulent delicacy; I surmised that may be an easy utterance in ventriloquism too.
Lips remain helpful for drinking such that all the liquid goes down the inside of my neck rather than some trickling down the outside.
