Good bye Dr. L and Hello Dr. D
Dec. 5th, 2006 11:01 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gizaSo, I saw the dentist this morning. My old dentist, Dr. L, recently retired. So I got to see the new guy, Dr. D. To my relief, Dr. D was not younger than me, but several years older. He also had his email address on his business card, which was pretty cool.
I had a funny feeling in the right side of my mouth sometimes when I ate, and sure enough, it was a cavity in the surface of a molar. Dr. D explained to me that many people in the 28-34 year range start to get cavities in their teeth, and my preventative care was just fine.
Also, my father turns 60 years old today. Here's to another 60! Sure, we'll have to transfer his brain into a giant computer and feed him some sort of organic paste to sustain his brain, but it'll be worth it!
I had a funny feeling in the right side of my mouth sometimes when I ate, and sure enough, it was a cavity in the surface of a molar. Dr. D explained to me that many people in the 28-34 year range start to get cavities in their teeth, and my preventative care was just fine.
Also, my father turns 60 years old today. Here's to another 60! Sure, we'll have to transfer his brain into a giant computer and feed him some sort of organic paste to sustain his brain, but it'll be worth it!