[cyncooper]

Plus BvD had no idea who Danielle's dentist was.

I also don't find this odd. I have experience working in clinics--medical and dental. These days the practices can be huge and you rotate. Or, seeing a dentist twice a year, you wait for the reminder card to come in the mail. I took many calls from caring parents who wanted to schedule appointments with "the Dr. she saw last time" for instance.

I know many here can recite by heart all of this stuff, but it is normal not to have it right in your head. When I signed my daughter up for girl scouts I couldn't remember her pediatrician's name and had to give it the next time for the paperwork. Of course, I had it on file. My daughter goes once a year for a check-up and a couple extra times for (thankfully) minor things.

[BARLF]

I have four children, now grown. I always knew who their dentist and doctor was. First, I wanted to know if they were the best available to me in their field and would never have taken my children to a group clinic where first come first served.

But, thats just me and I don't live in SD.