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Tuesday, November 29, 2005

Say Hello (and goodbye) to My Lil Friend!


I've been seeing this patient in my office for the last few months with urinary incontinence. She's a very sweet lady but unfortunately she's a little challenged in the dental department. The poor woman only has one front tooth that she totes proudly.

She was scheduled for surgery today to correct her urinary incontinence. I walked into the OR as the anesthesia resident was intubating her and looked in horror as her last tooth was accidentally knocked out:-(

I saved it for her when she woke up.

# posted by tommy @ 7:11 PM
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