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Dentist with a cold..

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JKCR2017 · 09/09/2018 08:21

Myself & DD have a dentist check up tomorrow. DD woke up yesterday with a nasty cold. I am fine.

Is she okay to go with a cold?

We are lucky enough to be in an NHS surgery but if you give less than 24 hrs notice you get a warning letter. This happens last year when I woke up with a tummy bug, had to cancel for obvious readons at short notice and I got a shitty letter. I rang them and asked if they’d rather if me attended while puking my guts up and having diarrhoea and pass it on to their patients and staff. 😂

so scared if I cancel again I will get took off their list.

Typical, we are rarely ill but it seems to catch us before the dentist 🙈 probably my fault for booking an app within a week of DD starting pre-school. She was bound to pick something up 🙈 and a damn Monday app where I can’t cancel in time.

I’m thinking, we should go to the dentist and if they refuse to see DD we still made the effort oand go and won’t get in trouble??

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CherryPavlova · 09/09/2018 08:34

It’s a cec u. She’s fine to go with a cold.

CherryPavlova · 09/09/2018 08:34

That is meant to say it’s a check up.

Usernom1234567890 · 09/09/2018 16:20

Just take DD anyway and give them the option of seeing her when you arrive.

Judydreamsofhorses · 09/09/2018 22:38

A checkup should be fine - in my surgery they wear masks anyway. I went for a filling at the tail end of a cold last year (really choked up but not at the miserable stage) and the dentist actually suggested I come back the week after because the tooth was really close to my sinus.

Judydreamsofhorses · 09/09/2018 22:42

Actually, now I think of it, I had an 8.30am appointment for a checkup and woke up with a rotten cold a couple of years back. I left a voicemail just after 7am, offered to pay a cancellation fee, and asked them to ring back so I could pay with my debit card. The receptionist rang to reschedule, and said the fee wasn’t necessary (I sounded like I was actually dead - had even called in sick to work - which possibly helped my case!)

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