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Old 12-09-2005, 01:40 PM
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Aren't you the same Sue who gratuitously called me a liar a few weeks ago? If so, go away!
The title of Liar might go to many an individual who has crossed the streets of smd ... but I *can't imagine* Vaughn ever earning the distinction. So, Sue, as I wrote elsewhere, it's up to you to get yourself out of the dog-house with this group. How you'll manage that is beyond me; it's in your hands to figure a way. If you want to participate here because you care about people ... it wouldn't hurt much of anything to begin by initiating a caring attitude toward the regular participants here. Until you can see these posters as people with real lives ... you ought to be more careful who you disrespect.

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Old 12-09-2005, 01:40 PM
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Aren't you the same Sue who gratuitously called me a liar a few weeks ago? If so, go away!
It's the same one, back to the KF.
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Old 12-09-2005, 01:40 PM
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Its Tim Dixon, not Tom. Thats not the point. We don't like posts from other places ending up here. Get it? You go play over there and we'll play over here, Get it?
TomTom, errr I mean Tim <hehe>

Think that most of the regs have KF'd SueSue. You'll notice there are very few responses to her posts.

You may want to consider doing the same.
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I don't see why so much time and energy, outside an answer to a question was spent.

As to cement being left, and causing problems that is negligence, below the standard of care. Did the cement cause problems, which is stated as inability to floss and perio problems, the answer is yes. Is there a financial component to this issue yes, So there would be grounds for malpractice, though I doubt that an attorney would take the case because the current amount is too small.

As to guarantee, in some dental codes, a guarantee can not be made, it being deemed unethical, but any ethical dentist, who damages his own work should replace it. If he doesn't, it is time to move on, and to mention this to others.

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