Without a doubt. About 1 month in I had a filling come out. It was an old one from when they liked to drill to the center of the earth. So a new cavity was growing under it.
Long story short, I ended up with a root canal and a crown. Nice thing about the crown was there was no temporary. They used some camera thing that made a 3D pic of the old tooth and then a 3D pic of it when they had prepped it for the crown. Then some sort of machine cut the crown from a solid little block of porcelain and after a test fit it was baked and ready to install.
But finding a dentist was a PITA. The first one I went to just didn't have a good vibe to me. Can't really describe it, but something seemed off. Liked the second one, but they had to schedule me back a week later and the whole time I am just waiting to bite something wrong and have the tooth break. At that point, it is an implant, not a crown.
But they didn't like the look under one my other crown, so going back in later this fall to have it cut off and probably replaced.
Already have a doctor in Phoenix. My daughter's baby sitter from the time she was a year old is a PA in Scottsdale and she got us in with a doctor she knows well. Yeah its an hour + drive, but from everything I have heard about doctors here is they like to push scripts and while I am not anti-pharmaceuticals, I just remember taking my parents to their doctor visits with their bag of drugs. That will not be me.
Back to COVID. I am surprised it hit you this hard. Same with you [USER=72]@rdrr[/USER]. I figured after all the boosters it would be mild. I have not had any boosters, just the first 2 shots and both times I knew I had it, it was relatively mild. Now the time before when I think I had it, or whatever it was, hit pretty hard. Must be a new variant.
