The Dentist's bum rush?
VFW,
doesn't call and now acts like they aren't all that interested in caring
for my teeth. Nothing blatant but I'm having my doubts. I wonder if they
just don't like my politics. Or I'm too fussy. I dunno.
are they T-party dentists? Dentists do seem to lean conservative even
flashing the "fish". Is there a way to test the waters?
I'll have to go "fish" for a new one. Again!
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Karma, What a concept!
Patricia Martin Steward
wrote:
>I thought it SOP that a dentist sees you every 6 months. A dentist I saw
>doesn't call...
"Doesn't call????" What are you, dating?
You're supposed to call the dentist, not the other way around.
Actually, I schedule my next appointment while I'm there.
Doesn't call indeed.
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We are becoming a country that believes the rich have earned their money but the well educated have not
earned their intellectual superiority. This leads to a nation that idolizes Kardashians.
Joel Stein, TIME, 8/23/10
MAS
> On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 11:29:06 -0800, "VFW,"<geor...@toast.net>
> wrote:
>
>> I thought it SOP that a dentist sees you every 6 months. A dentist I saw
>> doesn't call...
>
> "Doesn't call????" What are you, dating?
>
> You're supposed to call the dentist, not the other way around.
> Actually, I schedule my next appointment while I'm there.
>
> Doesn't call indeed.
>
I get a nice reminder card from my dentist.
Marsha
The Henchman
"MAS" wrote in message news:iggald$9d1$1...@news.datemas.de...
Marsha
---------------
Most Dentists around here charge you if you miss your appointment. I book
a cleaning every 4 months and if I know I'll miss my appointment I phone
them a few days in advance and change the time or day (penalty free.)
h
"MAS" <m...@bbbb.net> wrote in message news:iggald$9d1$1...@news.datemas.de...
> On 1/10/2011 7:38 PM, Patricia Martin Steward wrote:
>> On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 11:29:06 -0800, "VFW,"<geor...@toast.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> I thought it SOP that a dentist sees you every 6 months. A dentist I saw
>>> doesn't call...
>>
>> "Doesn't call????" What are you, dating?
>>
>> You're supposed to call the dentist, not the other way around.
>> Actually, I schedule my next appointment while I'm there.
>>
>> Doesn't call indeed.
Seriously. And I have my teeth cleaned every 4 months, like normal people.
Rod Speed
> I thought it SOP that a dentist sees you every 6 months.
Only for suckers.
> A dentist I saw doesn't call and now acts like they aren't all that
> interested in caring for my teeth. Nothing blatant but I'm having my
> doubts. I wonder if they just don't like my politics. Or I'm too fussy. I dunno.
Or you are a pain in the arse as a customer and they get
plenty of work from customers that arent a pain in the arse.
ol'onetooth
On Tue, 11 Jan 2011 03:14:15 -0500, "h" <tmc...@searchmachine.com>
wrote:
>Seriously. And I have my teeth cleaned every 4 months, like normal people.
I had my tooth cleaned back in... lemme see... 1974, I think. :)
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Ol' OneTooth
VFW,
"VFW," <geor...@toast.net> wrote:
I do attribute a lot of these difficulties with dentists is the wide
spread use of Mercury. The older the dentist that uses it probably has
had an overdose of this heavy metal.
Heard of the "Mad Hatter"?
just recently dentists have been ordered not to so treat Pregnant women
with mercury.
Mrs Irish Mike
I wonder if they
> just don't like my politics.
How would the dentist know your politics? There are few people in
this world I would not like to piss off; anyone handeling my food and
anyone with power tools inside my mouth (dentists).
Pick your battles carefully.
Tony Sivori
> I thought it SOP that a dentist sees you every 6 months.
More like a hygienist, for a bi-annual cleaning.
> A dentist I saw doesn't call and now acts like they aren't all that
> interested in caring for my teeth. Nothing blatant but I'm having my
> doubts. I wonder if they just don't like my politics. Or I'm too fussy.
> I dunno. are they T-party dentists? Dentists do seem to lean
> conservative even flashing the "fish".
Is there some new secret sign? Or is this just you being odd, again?
> Is there a way to test the waters? I'll have to go "fish" for a new one.
> Again!
Most of them these days want patients that will buy some kind of upsell.
Whiteners, a bridge to replace a partial, or an overpriced electric
toothbrush.
I had one that claimed every headache I ever had was due to TMJ. Which I
don't have. He was eager to help, and at a price that would pay off his
new Corvette.
The good doctor was later arrested for murdering his former girlfriend. He
ran over her with his pick up truck. I guess he didn't want to scuff the
Vette.
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Tony Sivori
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