The Angst: The Hypochondriac had her first checkup in years. Convinced that her teeth are rotting from the inside out, she longs for help. At the same time she fears and loathes the sharp instruments, blood in the spit sink, the olfactory memory of burning dentin from a long-ago root canal.
T.H.: "Sometimes I have pain. Like sensitivity, only more like pain."
Dentist: "In which tooth?"
T.H.: "It's a migratory pain. Free-floating."
Dentist: "Looks like we'll have to take a look."
T.H: "Okay. Oh. You mean now?"
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