Dave Spoors (inset) removed 18 of his own teeth in lockdown
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An antiques dealer was forced to yank out 18 of his own teeth after suffering “unbearable” agony as he searched in vain for a dentist.
David Spoors, who runs History Box, in Magdalen Street, took the horrific decision to remove his own teeth after receding gums left him in terrible pain.
But despite desperately calling every dental surgery he could find there was no one that could help. So finally he decided the only answer was looping string around the teeth and using brute force to get them out.
Welcome back! Customers queuing up to finally have a pint inside this morning
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Landlords were reunited with their loyal customers indoors for the first time today - with many pubs reopening to find customers already queuing outside.
For the first time in months the public can sit inside and enjoy a pint in the watering holes they have frequented for years.
And many got there ahead of time to secure a spot.
The Mischief, an 18th century pub in Fye Bridge, has only been open for five weeks out of the past 14 months.
Dave Spoors, who has frequented the pub a few times a week for the past decade, said he had missed the staff at the pub who had become like family .
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