ferdia 51-year-old photographer from Wakefield, West Yorkshire, couldn’t stand severe dental pain and did what hardly anyone would have done in his shoes: she pulled out his teeth which made him suffer.

He actually gave a slightly more rational explanation for what he did. Talking to the Mirror, you said he pulled out five teeth with his own hands because he couldn’t find UK National Health Service (NHS) dentists available within a 40km radius.

And because I couldn’t pay either £16,000 in a private dental treatment.

A nightmare “operation”.

Ferdi started by removing a tooth. For this he used homemade pliers. “I grabbed it and started pulling. The pain was excruciating. It went right through the side of my face, it was absolute agony. I was like ‘keep pulling, keep pulling.’

The outcome of his mad mission is not for the sensitive: “So I kept pulling and it was just agony. Then I heard the crunch of bonesand it just came out.”

But the nightmare didn’t end there.

“The relief of being in absolute agony, pulling it out, the relief was just phenomenal. And there was blood everywhere. It was a mess. And I was like, ‘Well, I hope I never have to do this again,'” He said .

The first tooth was followed by four more.

The first two were removed from the rear and then a couple from the front. His teeth ended up full of holes, causing him problems chewing and making him look, he says, “like a ten-year-old.”

How was it?

This was stated by Ferdi, who also has a doctorate in political philosophy have no more painbut he complained that the loss of his teeth made some daily activities difficult for him.

“My teeth are offset now. There’s not one tooth on top of another tooth, they’re slightly offset. So I can’t chew anything. I mean, your two front teeth aren’t designed for chewing, but that’s what I have to do, and it’s just a nightmare,” she explained.

Although he has few teeth, his remaining ones feel “pretty solid”. However, he thinks his mouth is “a complete mess”.