dentsts

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I have recently discovered that I have an impacted wisdom tooth. I was sent by

my dentist to an oral surgeon. This surgeon insists that before my tooth is

pulled I need to have a phyical exan because 1- I have an irregular heart beat;

2- I have problems with mediation that cause kidney problems; 3- I have asthema.

My question is, do US laws require this? I am 62 years old and have avoided

doctors for the last 30 years.

I really hate the idea of taking a physical exam. I am not even sure what all

that requires. I know I have to have blood work, but what about mamagrams and

pap smeers? Would I have to have an MRI? I know this probably sounds dumb to

some of you but I honestly don't know what all I will be subject to if I agree.

I live in Alabama. Thanks for your help.

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Never heard of such a thing

Can you just sign a waiver?

Sheri

At 04:15 PM 4/13/2010, you wrote:

I have recently discovered that I have an impacted wisdom tooth. I was

sent by my dentist to an oral surgeon. This surgeon insists that before

my tooth is pulled I need to have a phyical exan because 1- I have an

irregular heart beat; 2- I have problems with mediation that cause kidney

problems; 3- I have asthema. My question is, do US laws require this? I

am 62 years old and have avoided doctors for the last 30 years.

I really hate the idea of taking a physical exam. I am not even sure what

all that requires. I know I have to have blood work, but what about

mamagrams and pap smeers? Would I have to have an MRI? I know this

probably sounds dumb to some of you but I honestly don't know what all I

will be subject to if I agree. I live in Alabama. Thanks for your

help.

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I don't think state laws require a physical prior to any dental procedure but the dentist might need to know your heart/lung or kidney condition before choosing and administering an anesthetic. Anything like an MRI, mammogram or pap smear would have no bearing on this so please do avoid them, esp. the mammogram or MRI. Removal of an impacted wisdom tooth is a surgical procedure.Betsyfree2wait <free2wait Sent: Tue, April 13, 2010 6:15:41 PM dentsts

 

 

I have recently discovered that I have an impacted wisdom tooth. I was sent by my dentist to an oral surgeon. This surgeon insists that before my tooth is pulled I need to have a phyical exan because 1- I have an irregular heart beat; 2- I have problems with mediation that cause kidney problems; 3- I have asthema. My question is, do US laws require this? I am 62 years old and have avoided doctors for the last 30 years.

I really hate the idea of taking a physical exam. I am not even sure what all that requires. I know I have to have blood work, but what about mamagrams and pap smeers? Would I have to have an MRI? I know this probably sounds dumb to some of you but I honestly don't know what all I will be subject to if I agree. I live in Alabama. Thanks for your help.

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They will probably only listen to your chest, and take vital signs, B/P & temp, heart rate, nothing more detailed than that - only a precaution so your heart is safe - BUT what is stopping you ringing either the dentist or the doctor and asking them? That way you will know precisely what they want. It's not a sexual issue, its a cardiac issue.

 

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Sheri Nakken

Wednesday, April 14, 2010 9:25 AM

Re: dentsts

Never heard of such a thingCan you just sign a waiver?SheriAt 04:15 PM 4/13/2010, you wrote:

I have recently discovered that I have an impacted wisdom tooth. I was sent by my dentist to an oral surgeon. This surgeon insists that before my tooth is pulled I need to have a phyical exan because 1- I have an irregular heart beat; 2- I have problems with mediation that cause kidney problems; 3- I have asthema. My question is, do US laws require this? I am 62 years old and have avoided doctors for the last 30 years.I really hate the idea of taking a physical exam. I am not even sure what all that requires. I know I have to have blood work, but what about mamagrams and pap smeers? Would I have to have an MRI? I know this probably sounds dumb to some of you but I honestly don't know what all I will be subject to if I agree. I live in Alabama. Thanks for your help.

 

 

 

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free2wait

Tue Apr 13, 2010

4:20 pm (PDT)

 

 

I have recently discovered that I have an impacted wisdom tooth. I was sent by

my dentist to an oral surgeon. This surgeon insists that before my tooth is

pulled I need to have a phyical exan because 1- I have an irregular heart beat;

2- I have problems with mediation that cause kidney problems; 3- I have

asthema. My question is, do US laws require this? I am 62 years old and have

avoided doctors for the last 30 years.

I really hate the idea of taking a physical exam. I am not even sure what all

that requires. I know I have to have blood work, but what about mamagrams and

pap smeers? Would I have to have an MRI? I know this probably sounds dumb to

some of you but I honestly don't know what all I will be subject to if I agree.

I live in Alabama.

Thanks for your help.

 

 

I have no idea, but I’d sure check to see if other

dentists require this??? If your state laws do? Go do another state. My

sister goes to Mexico

and gets CHEAP care in excellent clean offices and has no problems. I haven’t

been to a doctor in 30 years either, but I know they can’t require you to

take tests you don’t want. See if there is a dental college in your city

or nearby. Perhaps their rules are different. I’d sure get several

opinions on this dentist’s ideas.

Love and blessings,

Jan

[Guest guest]

Even here in India the dentist I took my husband to told us that he will have to get ntouch will all the specialists for removing his teeth.

i just went to another doctor.

 

 

 

Sheri Nakken <vaccinedangers Sent: Wed, 14 April, 2010 4:55:08 AMRe: dentsts

Never heard of such a thingCan you just sign a waiver?SheriAt 04:15 PM 4/13/2010, you wrote:

I have recently discovered that I have an impacted wisdom tooth. I was sent by my dentist to an oral surgeon. This surgeon insists that before my tooth is pulled I need to have a phyical exan because 1- I have an irregular heart beat; 2- I have problems with mediation that cause kidney problems; 3- I have asthema. My question is, do US laws require this? I am 62 years old and have avoided doctors for the last 30 years.I really hate the idea of taking a physical exam. I am not even sure what all that requires. I know I have to have blood work, but what about mamagrams and pap smeers? Would I have to have an MRI? I know this probably sounds dumb to some of you but I honestly don't know what all I will be subject to if I agree. I live in Alabama. Thanks for your help.

 

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Honestly, I am not surprised to hear this - he doesn't want to kill you in the

chair! :-) I know how you feel, because I avoid western medicine like the

plague, and I am dismayed at any situation that forces me into the system. But,

really, it sounds as though he is a terrific dentist - taking every precaution

in order to protect your health...he must know that there is a very tight

connection between oral health and the heart, the heart and the kidneys, and of

course, between breathing and anesthesia. I am not a dentist and I don't play

one on tv, but if I presented myself to a dentist with these findings in my own

health and he was willing to just put me under without knowing that I was fit to

be under, I'd be more than a little nervous. Go to a more holistic physician

such a DO - they are as educated as an MD (I would argue that they are more

educated, actually), but with a more whole thinking about the body and health.

Allopathic medicine is great with diagnostics and trauma. Protect yourself with

knowledge for you and your dentist before you go under. I wish you well!

 

, Mridula Sharma <mridula49 wrote:

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> Even here in India the dentist I took my husband to told us that he will have

to get ntouch will all the specialists for removing his teeth.

> i just went to another doctor.

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> Never heard of such a thing

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> Sheri

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> At 04:15 PM 4/13/2010, you wrote:

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> >I have recently discovered that I have an impacted wisdom tooth. I was sent

by my dentist to an oral surgeon. This surgeon insists that before my tooth is

pulled I need to have a phyical exan because 1- I have an irregular heart beat;

2- I have problems with mediation that cause kidney problems; 3- I have asthema.

My question is, do US laws require this? I am 62 years old and have avoided

doctors for the last 30 years.

> >I really hate the idea of taking a physical exam. I am not even sure what all

that requires. I know I have to have blood work, but what about mamagrams and

pap smeers? Would I have to have an MRI? I know this probably sounds dumb to

some of you but I honestly don't know what all I will be subject to if I agree.

I live in Alabama. Thanks for your help.

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