That's my opinion!

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is...

Morning, September 25th, 2020.

My name is Bernie Burns sitting right over there. She's literally just sitting down over there.

It's Ashley Burns. Hi to Ashley, buddy. You love doing this to me. I'm like, oh, no, I'm going to get on my stuff in order. Oh, no.

Started the podcast on our way in. So we're heading back to the dentist today for our follow-up appointments.

We didn't tell everyone the results of our stellar dental

appointment. Well, I guess they weren't quite stellar. I would say like maybe a minus. So yeah, we've got to go back to the dentist today. I need a filling and you're getting. Oh, do you need a filling? When was the last time you went to the dentist? See, that's the thing. Let's talk about Let's have real talk.

Okay, real talk is, so it's one of the things that fell off with the

move and with the pandemic and everything is we established a GP, but we never established a dentist.

Right. So I've never been to the dentist in Scotland before. And five years we've been here.

Yes, but it's actually longer than that. I haven't been to the dentist since I was pregnant with Finn.

So it's been like seven years since I've been to the dentist. Now, that sounds like a long time.

That's a very long time considering you're supposed to go twice a year. But the nice thing, I guess,

is that I have like one tiny filling that I need to get done. So I have like one tiny cavity in seven years. That's not bad.

I'm giving the credit, honestly, largely to vibrating teeth brushes. Okay. Good. I'm not that there's

going to be like my edging comment yesterday. Vibrating what? Yeah, it's so usually though that that

average does average out where you're supposed to go twice a year.

And if you don't go for like five years, then you have to go 10 times in one year to correct all the problems.

But no, I was in the same boat. I hadn't been in probably about five years.

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