Some years ago in a financial
situation, a fellow described a situation by saying he was
”optimistic because it's not as bad as I thought it was going to
be”. I was rather amused by the comment and wrote down the adage,
“If you set your sights low enough, anything will make you happy”.
I reflected upon those memories when walking out of the Dentist
Office this afternoon. About a month ago a crown came off one of my
upper-front teeth. I saw Dr. K. the next day who did some X-rays and
identified decay at the gum line of the old tooth. He put the
crown back on and set up an appointment where he thought he may have
to destroy the old crown, fill the decaying part of what is left of the old tooth and put
on a new crown. We talked about alternatives and today he was able to
leave the old crown in place but work through enough of it to fill
the cavity. He then repaired the “damage” to the crown and I
walked out of their in just a bit over an hour greatly relieved
because, “It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be”. I know that Medical Doctors are said to "practice medicine" but do Dentist "practice denistry"???
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