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March 30th 06, 07:21 AM
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My next medical
So this coming Tuesday I get to enjoy having 3 wisdom teath extracted (For
some reason I never grew a fourth one). Yes-I cant wait! So do I have to put this on my next medical application as "Surgeries"? I will be going to see an oral surgeon to have him cut out one that has never come through the gums, and I will be put under (a first for me). Of course I have no plans to do any flying for the 5-7 days I expect to be laid up medicated. I know it is nothing that I could be denied a medical for considering that most people have their wisdom teath removed, but realistically do I need to put it on my next medical application? -- John Huthmaker PPL-SEL P-28-161 http://www.cogentnetworking.com 
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