When I was in high school, I got up one morning and my mom told me to not eat any breakfast. In fact, she said, don't drink anything either, because you are having oral surgery today. She didn't tell me earlier because she wanted me to get a good night's sleep and she didn't want me to worry. I didn't even see it coming.
Today, I took Sally to the dentist. I didn't tell her last night or this morning that we were going. I just showed up at her school and asked the secretary to get her for me. She didn't see it coming either.
Sometimes, it's better if you don't see something coming.
PS - no cavaties (whoo hoo!) but tooth crowding means an orthodontist consult is in our near future
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I can recommend a thorough, not terribly inexpensive, orthodontist if you want! I can already tell Marley's mouth is overcrowded. Those three teeth she just lost on top? Only two are going to fit in that space. So, it will either be crooked teeth or a teeth that come grow in. Maybe we can schedule ortho. appointments together!
Victoria has a dentist appointment in November, her first one ever. She knows about it and she is LOOKING FORWARD to it. What can I say? My children are freaks.
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