Did you wear safety goggles and earmuffs on Election Night to counter the effects of liberals heads exploding?
You being illegally parked does not absolve her from blame. They are trying to pay as little as they think they can, which is their job. Sue her for full damages. They will pay to fix your car and also pay court costs. Your insurance doesn't increase for an accident for which you are not at fault. Her insurance cannot collect from your insurance company because you are not at fault.
Get an electric toothbrush,cell or anything that vibrates and rub it off the vagina. Or Try riding a pillow
I have experienced this in my hygiene career and sometimes it is a careless dentist (or other staff member) and sometimes it is an honest mistake. A couple of ways I have handled this are - 1. said nothing that would alert the patient and handed them a new pair of gloves prior to them getting into the mouth 2. asked them if I could speak to them for a minute outside the room and let them know 3. just made eye contact with the Dr. and pointed to the gloves on their hands to jog their memory 4. held out the box of gloves at them (I have attempted to do all of these behind the patients head or at least out of the line of site, because who wants to be shown their wrong in front of the patient or staff) If you think it is a ongoing problem and you feel that the dentist will get upset or be offended, you might opt to hold onto the mirror and explorer (so they can't do the exam) until you see they have changed their gloves and if they haven't, hand them gloves first and then the instruments.Or maybe leave a new set of gloves on top of the instruments on the tray so they can't get to the instruments without seeing them. If this is a constant obvious problem and their are copious amounts of other dirty offenses you might see if you can make some positive changes in the practice or find a different practice to work in. Honestly, I graduated 15 years ago and alot has changed, so if the Dr. you are working for is older they may just not know about the newer protocols. There is an awful lot of new information to take in all the time, but basic cleanliness is an issue that cannot be compromised since some medically compromised patients could be severly affected.Not only are you able, but you must address the issue for everyone's safety. After all, if dirty gloves are going into a patient's mouth, what else are they touching the bathroom doorknob? (that you are going to end up touching with your bare hands?) Good luck + hope that helps! JAMRDH -a dental hygienist
Um, yea! I mean, you might get grossed out that they said it in front of you but at least you're gonna get checked with clean gloves! Umyou could ask him if he put on clean gloves.
