I work in a dental office, and recently we had a patient who came in with a toothache, she needs a root canal, and also has a few broken fillings which needs to be addressed as well before it's too late. She is carrying everything designer, LV bag, LV wallet, Chanel sunglasses, etc.
However, the lady only wanted to have basic/temp treatment to get her out of pain and do not want to address the other issues she is having which could potentially lead to something bigger and cost more, because she has to purchase a new wallet.
Realistically saying, if she can layoff one of the purse for later, she will be able to afford the treatment. I found it hard to understand because as much as I am a Louis Vuitton fan, i will never put off dental treatment first before anything, at the end of day, I would like to keep my teeth as long as possible.
In her words, she is no longer in pain, she doesn't see why we need to cap it for long term, and she is not going to die from broken fillings.
I am just wondering do most people not value dental health as it is not life threatening (unlike other medical treatments) and rather spend on purses.
However, the lady only wanted to have basic/temp treatment to get her out of pain and do not want to address the other issues she is having which could potentially lead to something bigger and cost more, because she has to purchase a new wallet.
Realistically saying, if she can layoff one of the purse for later, she will be able to afford the treatment. I found it hard to understand because as much as I am a Louis Vuitton fan, i will never put off dental treatment first before anything, at the end of day, I would like to keep my teeth as long as possible.
In her words, she is no longer in pain, she doesn't see why we need to cap it for long term, and she is not going to die from broken fillings.
I am just wondering do most people not value dental health as it is not life threatening (unlike other medical treatments) and rather spend on purses.
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