My next medical

I used to do some work with the local oral surgery training program. One
day, I went into their office and they had no patients in the waiting area.
The two chief residents got a curious look and then pulled me into the chair
and yanked all four of mine. Afterwards, they called my wife and told her I
was headed home and to take care of me. The very next day, I took them all
to lunch and ate with them, no problem. It was easy. Total cost, lunch and a
1/2 gal of whiskey!


"Mortimer Schnerd, RN" wrote in message
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Montblack wrote:
Dentist said, these days he doesn't see many 46 year olds with all of
their
wisdom teeth. I've still got mine ...x(4).


As do I at 52. I was told by a dentist back when I was 17 to have mine
removed... could have had it paid for by CHAMPUS. But did I?
Nooooooo..... Now God only knows what it'd cost. I'm still resisting the
urge.



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Mortimer Schnerd, RN

VE

I used to do some work with the local oral surgery training program. One
day, I went into their office and they had no patients in the waiting area.
The two chief residents got a curious look and then pulled me into the chair
and yanked all four of mine.

Slow day?

Remind me not to get a job in a dentist's office.

Jose
--
Nothing takes longer than a shortcut.
for Email, make the obvious change in the address.

Remember why they call it "practicing" medicine. They have to practice on
somebody!

Actually, mine needed to come out, I just wasn't expecting it that day.


"Jose" wrote in message
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I used to do some work with the local oral surgery training program. One
day, I went into their office and they had no patients in the waiting
area. The two chief residents got a curious look and then pulled me into
the chair and yanked all four of mine.

Slow day?

Remind me not to get a job in a dentist's office.

Jose
--
Nothing takes longer than a shortcut.
for Email, make the obvious change in the address.