> so I could steer the dentist to questionable teeth in case he does not find
> them on his
> own.
>
> hmmmmmmmm, would I be worried...........yes, if he couldn't.
Point taken. Nevertheless, I would still like to buy a dental probe
to do my own "probing". Any recommendations?
> so I could steer the dentist to questionable teeth in case he does not find
> them on his
> own.
>
> hmmmmmmmm, would I be worried...........yes, if he couldn't.
Point taken. Nevertheless, I would still like to buy a dental probe
to do my own "probing". Any recommendations?
Zzzdentist@dentalminds.com - 21 Oct 2007 05:39 GMT
> > so I could steer the dentist to questionable teeth in case he does not find
> > them on his
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> Point taken. Nevertheless, I would still like to buy a dental probe
> to do my own "probing". Any recommendations?
Google is your friend, and Ebay is your supplier.
http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=dental+exp
lorer&category0=
Zzzdentist
www.dentalminds.com
Steven Fawks - 21 Oct 2007 13:29 GMT
> Point taken. Nevertheless, I would still like to buy a dental probe
> to do my own "probing". Any recommendations?
I don't use a sharp explorer to poke around on my own teeth between
dental exams.
I really don't see any potential benefits.
Steve Fawks