Re: Trust in doctors operated people

[Guest guest]

you should consider getting it done in canada ...

email me if you want details on good surgeon....

>

> Hello to everyone I think this is a marvellous group, very

> helpful first of all tell you ,sorry about my English I wish I

had

> paid more attention at my English class .I am 24 years old man

from

> Spain but I am doing my surgery in United states ,meanwhile I am

> doing the orthodontic treatment in Spain. I will have my upper jaw

> move forwards 8milimeters.

> I had been reading many messages and I am kind of scared because

> some people are told that they will use screws inside the bone so

> they don´t have to wired them but after they realize their jaws

> keep moving so they are not sure if they really used screws inside

> (is it call rigid fixation?) or just wiring .Doesn't this show

> through X rays? and if the doctor lied can't he be sue? I am

> studying medicine and in general I think people trust too much in

> doctors and have too much respect for them. They are not gods and

> the same way you complain if you ask a mechanist to fix your car

and

> if he does´t get it fix you complain or even sue him you should

> feel with the same rights to complain to a doctor that didn´t fix

> your bite.

>

> I also wanted to ask the people that has been already operated

if

> they could give me some tips to find the best surgeon if I should

> look for a very sensible doctor? or very humane? or that listen

and

> answer every question without rush you to finish or what ever you

> think that is important to find a good surgeon and have success

in

> this surgery and don´t have to regret afterwards .Thank you very

> much and good luck to everyone

[Guest guest]

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wonderful surgeon. My surgery was over one year ago and I am very

pleased with my results. You can view my photos in the photo section

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Email me if you want info on my surgeon.

Regards,

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> Hello to everyone I think this is a marvellous group, very

> helpful first of all tell you ,sorry about my English I wish I had

> paid more attention at my English class .I am 24 years old man from

> Spain but I am doing my surgery in United states ,meanwhile I am

> doing the orthodontic treatment in Spain. I will have my upper jaw

> move forwards 8milimeters.

> I had been reading many messages and I am kind of scared because

> some people are told that they will use screws inside the bone so

> they don´t have to wired them but after they realize their jaws

> keep moving so they are not sure if they really used screws inside

> (is it call rigid fixation?) or just wiring .Doesn't this show

> through X rays? and if the doctor lied can't he be sue? I am

> studying medicine and in general I think people trust too much in

> doctors and have too much respect for them. They are not gods and

> the same way you complain if you ask a mechanist to fix your car and

> if he does´t get it fix you complain or even sue him you should

> feel with the same rights to complain to a doctor that didn´t fix

> your bite.

>

> I also wanted to ask the people that has been already operated if

> they could give me some tips to find the best surgeon if I should

> look for a very sensible doctor? or very humane? or that listen and

> answer every question without rush you to finish or what ever you

> think that is important to find a good surgeon and have success in

> this surgery and don´t have to regret afterwards .Thank you very

> much and good luck to everyone

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Your surgeon should tell you beforehand if he/she is planning on using

rigid fixation or not. My surgeon told me he has been using rigid

fixation for pretty much the whole time he has been practicing. He

said it is very very unusual to need to wire somebody after such type

of surgery, but he had to do it once or twice in his career. However,

I would imagine that in certain cases it might be necessary, for

example, when the bone doesn't break cleanly, or when the bone is too

brittle. Certain circumstances might come up during surgery that

could necessitate to change the intended course of action. Make sure

you discuss all of this with your surgeon.

In terms of finding good surgeons, word of mouth is a good start. I

would also look for somebody who has been practicing for at least 10

years, and preferrably, affiliated with a dental school. You don't

necessarily want somebody who will be over confident that everything

will go just great, but someone who will give you an accurate picture

of what you can expect in terms of side effects, pain, expense, etc.

Irene.

>

> Hello to everyone I think this is a marvellous group, very

> helpful first of all tell you ,sorry about my English I wish I had

> paid more attention at my English class .I am 24 years old man from

> Spain but I am doing my surgery in United states ,meanwhile I am

> doing the orthodontic treatment in Spain. I will have my upper jaw

> move forwards 8milimeters.

> I had been reading many messages and I am kind of scared because

> some people are told that they will use screws inside the bone so

> they don´t have to wired them but after they realize their jaws

> keep moving so they are not sure if they really used screws inside

> (is it call rigid fixation?) or just wiring .Doesn't this show

> through X rays? and if the doctor lied can't he be sue? I am

> studying medicine and in general I think people trust too much in

> doctors and have too much respect for them. They are not gods and

> the same way you complain if you ask a mechanist to fix your car and

> if he does´t get it fix you complain or even sue him you should

> feel with the same rights to complain to a doctor that didn´t fix

> your bite.

>

> I also wanted to ask the people that has been already operated if

> they could give me some tips to find the best surgeon if I should

> look for a very sensible doctor? or very humane? or that listen and

> answer every question without rush you to finish or what ever you

> think that is important to find a good surgeon and have success in

> this surgery and don´t have to regret afterwards .Thank you very

> much and good luck to everyone