Dental Damnation

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[Steely Tom]

It's such a coincidence that this guy lives in you-know-where.

(steely)

[dighton]

He is illegally operating a dental office out of his Berkeley home, where a homeless man with no teeth lives in his backyard.

[mountaineer]

Dr. DeBerry is the victim of rabid anti-dentites!!

[Petronski]

I would have bet anything this thread concerned going to hell for using 'dental dams.'

[Judith Anne]

"Son, be a dentist...

You have a talent for causing things pain...

Son, be a dentist...

Song from Little Shop of Horrors...

[BlueLancer]

[stylin_geek]

That has to be one of the funniest things ever put on film, with Bill Murray as the masochistic patient.

[Thinkin' Gal]

So how does a guy like Dr. Don get on the referral list for Delta Dental?

Testimonials from satisfied customers.

[nuconvert]

I think Mrs. Robinson needs to take a little responsibility for allowing this nut to work on her so long.

[general_re]

And yep, that means he is still in the Delta Dental network too.

Note to self: change dental plans during the next enrollment period.

[CDHart]

"I think Mrs. Robinson needs to take a little responsibility for allowing this nut to work on her so long."

Agreed. When we first moved to Houston a long time ago, I made an appointment with a dentist out of the yellow pages. When I got there, I discovered the office was filthy, dark, etc. When he said he'd be with me in a minute, I walked out the back door.

Carolyn

[Judith Anne]

Great music...outstanding lyrics...terrific musical.

[boris]

Who and/or what is a "Feeder" and please give context.

A feeder is someone who uses his mouth for the purpose of ingestion?...Is there some different way?

--Boris

[nuconvert]

Sounds like you made a wise move.

[mhking]

Just damn.

If you want on the new list, FReepmail me. This IS a high-volume PING list...

[sheik yerbouty]

You must be an "anti dentite"!

[lainde]

bttt

[chance33_98]

I think a feeder refers to the frequent readers of the guy's column.

[scholar]

You are so right. I went to a dentist in my network some time back. The office looked perfectly clean and appropriate, but as I am sitting in the chair I noticed a "red chunk" of something in the spit bowl. I tried to convince myself that I should not be hyper-critical, but my stomach rolled every time I thought of it, and I never went back there.