What's the tooth?

Anonymous - 05/07/2023 12:00 - Germany

Today, I asked my dentist to have a look at the tiny crack his colleague repaired a few years ago, because it’s giving me trouble again. He looked in my mouth, took an X-ray, and could find neither the crack, nor the corresponding filling. FML
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Anderling 32

See if you can get your current dentist to go on record with this and file a big ole complaint with whatever professional organization oversees this sort of thing in Germany. Who knows how many people he fleeced over the years?

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Anderling 32

The trouble could just be nothing eventually. The *actual* trouble, however, is that the other dentist straight-up lied about a dental issue existing, magnanimously “fixed” it, and then stole OP’s money. X-rays don’t lie.

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RichardPencil 30

You can't expect an ordinary dental practice to find such a tiny problem. You need to go to a crack house.

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sarsuela 29

If there never was a crack then what is causing the trouble?

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Anderling 32

The trouble could just be nothing eventually. The *actual* trouble, however, is that the other dentist straight-up lied about a dental issue existing, magnanimously “fixed” it, and then stole OP’s money. X-rays don’t lie.

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bazjack 26

I was having what I thought was tooth pain. It was terrible. Dentist found nothing; turns out it was a pinched nerve in my shoulder.

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Anderling 32

See if you can get your current dentist to go on record with this and file a big ole complaint with whatever professional organization oversees this sort of thing in Germany. Who knows how many people he fleeced over the years?

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