Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Good news - Bad News from the detest (Finally Updated)

Over 13 months ago I started to have this crown replaced. I was just recovering from the stomach virus that triggered my CIDP. I remember having terrible back pain as I was sitting in the dentist chair. I didn't care.

I left the dentist office with a temporary crown, a couple weeks later I was supposed to have the real one installed. I cancel that appointment from the hospital. I like to finish what I start.


The thing is my dentist is on the upper floor of a brownstone. 10 big steps not so much rail. But the lower level is an oral surgeon that doesn't work on Tuesdays. Months ago I took this picture and showed it to my physical therapist. My training goal was to get up and down those stairs. Today it was easy, and I found out there's an internal staircase that I can easily get up so I'll go back in a few weeks and have might rest of my teeth cleaned.

They asked me to update my medical form and any things that have been changed. I don't think that was a usual considering the year I've had.  When the dentist saw me she looked at my medical form and asked, "you're not taking any medications?" I smiled and said, "You went to medical school, can you tell me what regrows nerves"

Thank you for caring Dr. De Leonibis. You and your staff were wonderful.
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This wont hurt so much because you already had root canal on that tooth.

 This is what I looked like.......

3 comments:

  1. You have my deepest empathy Mike, I've been back and forth 4 times over the last fortnight! and frankly this modern day thing they preach about 'painless' dentistry? they lie! ;)

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  2. Hope you're feeling better and back out on the streets looking for free Metrocards :)

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  3. I've been checking your blog for updates. I'm giving you the proverbial handshake after a race (ie from your post a little while back) to say I hope you're feeling better and out and about.

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