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Why the 'dental' divides our profession
Ms. Bertrand sat quietly on the chair in the exam room. Her aging poodle, Birdie, was perched on her lap. I could smell the dog’s mouth the second I opened the door. There’s just no mistaking the odor of putrid teeth tangled with hair and pus. I’d love to say that we got Birdie scheduled for a full dental with all the bells and whistles. I wish I could say that we immediately drew blood for her preop labs, ran the ECG, filled the antibiotic prescription and got the signed estimate for the dental radiographs, nerve blocks, cleaning, polishing and extractions. But that’s not what happened. So when Birdie needs a full dental with extractions but the client can't pay for it, what choice do I have? More |
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