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Re: Advice on PERIODONTAL DISEASE?

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  1. On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 01:38:30 -0600 (CST), [email hidden] (Vic

    Martinez) said:

    OK, I'm on this newsgroup now, hopefully someone will answer my question
    here. I am shocked I discovered I have ''Gum Disease.''

    Old dentist or new dentist and how long since your last visit there?

    Quoted message said:

    I've done
    everything I'm supposed to do!!(Brush,Floss,) I guess if I can get it,
    ANYONE can. Subtle scare tactics were used like this can spread to the
    Heart(gulp!) and you can lose your teeth.

    Nope, those are dental hygienist misinformations .....

    (Sorry Linda and Tony ,,,,, not you guys of course!)

    Quoted message said:

    Jeez! All I did was go in for
    my regular exam/cleaning, and I get this?? ALL I want to know is HOW
    does a Periodontist treat for this?? What can I expect?? What CAUSED
    this?? I have no cavities, no bleeding of gums, NO pain....I'm
    concerned..confounded....scared.

    Pockets here?

    Joel

    --
    Joel M. Eichen, .
    Philadelphia PA

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    represent endorsement by or an official
    position of the SciMedDentistry gang
    or any other official agency either
    actual or fictitious or Steve Mancuso.

    Advice on the treatment or care
    of an individual patient should
    be obtained through consultation
    with a dentist who has examined
    that patient or is familiar with
    that patient's dental history.

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  2. Not in my day ,,,, oh there was one ,,,,,,, personally I like women
    dentists!

    Joel

    --someone said:

    Were there any girl dental students at your school?
    And
    were they discriminated against?
    There was a very nice meeting fo the
    stomatological
    society at my school. Elsa was the only girl there
    and
    nobody spoke to her. All one person had to say was
    "Hello
    Elsa, it's nice to see you." and it would have made
    a
    difference! I have little tolerance for
    discrimination
    against girl dentists. How do you feel?
    Jim

    --
    Joel M. Eichen, .
    Philadelphia PA

    DISCLAIMER FOLLOWS:

    *********

    Dental health-related material
    is provided for information purposes
    only and does not necessarily
    represent endorsement by or an official
    position of the SciMedDentistry gang
    or any other official agency either
    actual or fictitious or Steve Mancuso.

    Advice on the treatment or care
    of an individual patient should
    be obtained through consultation
    with a dentist who has examined
    that patient or is familiar with
    that patient's dental history.

    STANDARD DISCLAIMER

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