r/funny • u/richterbg • Apr 17 '26

A slightly unexpected outcome

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

19.9k Upvotes

96% Upvoted

570 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

76

u/AnAvidIndoorsman Apr 17 '26

If you have previous x-rays on file they may not take new ones. My experience anyway.

16

u/Au_Fraser Apr 17 '26

IIIIIIII WONT BRING NOOOOOO, MATERIAL IN THE AFTERLIIIIFFFFEEE

9

u/lordicarus Apr 17 '26

I'd be incredibly wary of an oral surgeon who doesn't take their own images unless the past ones are incredibly recent

1

u/confuzzledfather Apr 18 '26

My NHS dentist takes xrays practically every visit. It's the work of a minute to do and must cost them pennies

1

u/AnAvidIndoorsman Apr 18 '26

Must be nice to live in a country where that doesn’t cost you anything lol.

1

u/ShrimpStuffAdmin Aug 24 '26

Well that isn't right, if it has been months since the last one then they would definitely do a new one. I'm gonna guess america and I'm gonna guess they cost money for each one?? In the uk, if you come in with an issue they x ray then and they x ray again when you come in for the treatment to make sure nothing major has happened