Saturday, November 7, 2009

Important Update #2

Hi Guys,

This week we found out I will be stationed at Sheppard AFB near Wichita Falls, TX. It is only for one year, while I am in an AEGD (advanced education in general dentistry) program, then on to some other location. I don't start until August or September, so we'll for sure come to UT and visit again this summer.

We are a little disappointed we didn't get assigned one of the locations a little closer to the West, but we'll make the most of it and have a great hot tornadoey redneck fun loving big Texan time.

At least we'll NOT have to deal with another Milwaukee winter again for...ever.

Love you all,

Dennis, Amber, Emma and Will.

PS- On a side note take a look at one case I finished up a few months ago. This pt came in with a lot of teeth problems caused by erosion and caries. We ended up (among other things) crowning twenty teeth and now the pt looks completely different. Here are a couple before and after photos:



6 comments:

Mindy said...

I am so disgusted I don't know what to do with myself. Ew. Ew. Ew. WHY DO YOU DO THIS TO ME ON YOUR BLOG!? I DEMAND that Amber updates from here on out! I DEMAND IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Debbie said...

I'm glad you posted the after picture - I was curious to see how well that case turned out. Good job!

And, as far as Wichita goes, you'll only be about 100 miles from Trophy Club - where Rick & Laura live. Lucky!

Dennis and Amber Ogilvie said...

Don't be grossed out by the pictures, just try to appreciate the actual dental work that went on. Sheesh, it's not like you had to actually stick your fingers in there.

Edie said...

The second Tom first saw the "before" picture he said, "That guy's on Crystal Meth." (So, you potential users out there, beware). ;-) Anyway, you have my sympathy for having to actually stick your fingers in there. I'm not sure I could have done it.

Dennis and Amber Ogilvie said...

He's for sure not on meth. Meth- mouth is actually a lot worse, but kudos to Tom for seeing the similarity.

Becca said...

Good work on your case. That must have been a lot of fun to actually carry out the treatment plan to that extent. I can't believe how big the kids are getting. Hope things are going well!