Follow-up 2:

Dental cleaning:

On Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at 7:40:50 PM UTC-6, observer wrote:

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..> Follow-up: Well, perfection is hard, so as
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> On Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at 6:44:33 PM UTC-6, observer wrote:
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~> .> Sidenote 4: I got my teeth cleaned at my
~> .> local dentist, & 3 bits of good news: My
~> .> new health insurance covered it at no
~> .> cost and I had no cavities! Facemask
~> .> wearing was perfect by all 3 of the den-
~> .> tal personnel.
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~> .> Last dental cleaning, a year ago, cost
~> .> $240 as I had no dental insurance &
~> .> they found 7 cavities (getting those fixed
~> .> cost thousands of dollars).

Bad news, December 2020, my procrastin-
ation proclivities kicked in & I didn't see
the dentist again 'til March 2023 due to
having 2 teeth in pain.

Last week, March 15, I had my first dental
cleaning since December 2 2020, had 2
cavities & 1 tooth needing to be pulled
that I already knew about (she let me de-
lay pulling that tooth) & a new tooth need-
ing to be pulled that she warned I might ...

.... breathe it into my lungs, requiring sur-
gery to be removed. I didn't know that
tooth was in danger since it wasn't caus-
ing pain. Since I found that might be
breathed into my lungs too scary, I had
it pulled today.

Moral of that story, dental cleanings, don't
procrastinate, schedule them for every 6
months.

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