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| My daughters boogie boarding in the moonlight. |
Lol. I didn't realize it had been so long since I last posted to the blog. The summer just flew by as usual.
Between work, kids, another cracked laptop screen followed by a hard drive that needed to be replaced I couldn't seem to find the time. (My nine year old daughter has an amazing knack for stepping on the computer.)
When I finally did get a chance to relax I found myself at the beach or mostly sitting on a secluded part of my yard that my mother calls "the Park". Too bad its getting chilly outside. It sure is relaxing out there. Oh well I love the fall too.
That's me relaxing on the beach while watching my two daughters boogie board. My daughters and I love to go after I get home work during the week. For the locals the weekend at the beach just seems so crowded. Notice the moonlight shinning off of the ocean. I love it.
Work...
For those of you that are interested about how my local anesthesia license is going. I love my new skill.
I was nervous at first but since I work in a very busy office I tend to give local anesthesia (LA) almost every day that I work and sometimes 2-5 times in a day for myself and the other hygienists if the doctors don't have time.
I did put my foot down when my manager thought that I would be doing every injection for the other hygienists whenever they had a SRP. I pleaded my case to the owner stating that I took the course to make my work day more easier and make myself a more valuable employee. Besides I don't want the liability of giving anesthesia for someone else's patient unless I really have to.
My boss agreed. So now I officially do my own LA. I agreed to help only if the doctors are really backed up and I am not in the middle of cleaning my own patient.
Pictures...
Even though I didn't blog I did try to get pictures of anything that I found interesting while I was at work. Since its been so long I'll post more then one patients pictures today.
Patient 1.
This young boy is congenitally missing deciduous tooth #N.
Reviewing the x-ray shows that there is a strong possibility that he also has fused in his future.
Wonder what were the chances of that happening?
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| congenitally missing deciduous tooth #N |
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| congenitally missing deciduous tooth #N and #23-24 appear to be fused. |
Patient 2.
This patient appears to have the same kind of things going on as the previous child.
Note the patient is missing deciduous tooth #O and #Q-R are fused together.
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| deciduous tooth #O and #Q-R are fused together |
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| deciduous tooth #O and #Q-R are fused together |
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