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Cleaning at Dental Hygiene School

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jes - 02 Nov 2005 08:26 GMT
Is it safe to have cleanings at a school (dental hygiene not dental
school). I remember reading something about them being too aggressive
and not yet being able to feel the difference between the tooth and
tartar.

Would it be safer to have them do ultrasonic vs. manual. i.e. is
ultrasonic safer when done by hygienist students.

They mentioned that cleaning should be done every 3 months. Is this
true or a way for them to get more people on which to practice.

Do they need x-rays to do cleanings. They requested x-rays or want to
take them. Is this necessary?

Anything I should watch out for?

I had one quadrant done as they spent a lot of time doing the initial
intake and measuring pockets etc...

Is cleaning around crowns done differently in any way.

I have 2 crowns which are uncomfortable. Gums appear inflamed around
them. The hygienist used the term 'fibrotic'
and thought I should floss the 'back teeth' 2 x a day and use a tooth
brush with a very small head to gently brush around the gums at those 2
crowns.

Thanks
Joel M. Eichen - 03 Nov 2005 04:00 GMT
>Is it safe to have cleanings at a school (dental hygiene not dental
>school).

This depends ... are you married or single?

Joel

> I remember reading something about them being too aggressive

See above .....

>and not yet being able to feel the difference between

See above ......

>the tooth and
>tartar.
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>
>Thanks
jes - 03 Nov 2005 11:43 GMT
damn,

It looks like I am focusing on the wrong issues, I was there for almost
3 hours and the hygienist was not unpleasant to look at. The thing is,
it's a very public place and they are little cubicles were everything
is so visible; also, this much less attractive older instructor kept
coming over to look at things.
How can I overcome these hindrances.

> >Is it safe to have cleanings at a school (dental hygiene not dental
> >school).
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> >
> >Thanks
W_B - 03 Nov 2005 18:50 GMT
>damn,
>
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>coming over to look at things.
>How can I overcome these hindrances.

Go to a private practice and pony up the dough.
--

W_B
Take out the G'RBAGE
wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com
Joel M. Eichen - 03 Nov 2005 23:44 GMT
>>damn,
>>
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>
>Go to a private practice and pony up the dough.

Why?

It appears its woiking fine ......
Joel M. Eichen - 03 Nov 2005 23:43 GMT
>damn,
>
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>coming over to look at things.
>How can I overcome these hindrances.

Chase the older woman away by making suggestive comments to the
younger one ........

>> >Is it safe to have cleanings at a school (dental hygiene not dental
>> >school).
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>> >
>> >Thanks
jes - 05 Nov 2005 15:56 GMT
It's very hard to chase her away. She comes by, acts like she is doing
brain surgery and starts spewing stuff like "we stress people here,"
(she is the only stress inducing object)  keeps wanting to see x-rays
(do they really need these? It seems like she just want to waste the
max possible amount of time and keep me away from the younger one.
Joel M. Eichen - 06 Nov 2005 01:01 GMT
>It's very hard to chase her away. She comes by, acts like she is doing
>brain surgery and starts spewing stuff like "we stress people here,"

I would try talking dirty to the good looking one when the other one
approaches .... maybe she will get embarrassed ....

>(she is the only stress inducing object)  keeps wanting to see x-rays
>(do they really need these? It seems like she just want to waste the
>max possible amount of time and keep me away from the younger one.
W_B - 07 Nov 2005 17:14 GMT
>It's very hard to chase her away. She comes by, acts like she is doing
>brain surgery and starts spewing stuff like "we stress people here,"
>(she is the only stress inducing object)  keeps wanting to see x-rays
>(do they really need these? It seems like she just want to waste the
>max possible amount of time and keep me away from the younger one.

Good gawd man, ask her out for a date already.
--

W_B
Take out the G'RBAGE
wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com
Roy Brown - 13 Nov 2005 06:00 GMT
Possibly a cougar after hours?
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Roy
rem NADA to reply

It seems like she just want to waste the
| max possible amount of time and keep me away from the younger one.
 
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