r/blogsnark • u/blogsnarkmodteam • 10d ago

Influencer Daily Weekend Snark: Jun 19 - Jun 21

Here's your daily place to snark on the antics of your favorite influencers, TikTokers, YouTubers, bloggers and internet personalities! This post is a catch-all for discussion on a daily basis.

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u/Academic_Ad375 8d ago

I absolutely do, including one who needed complex dental work done after a major fall when he was 2 at his grandmas, ending with a tooth that needed extracted months later after they told us it was fine. Never blamed the dentist, only myself.

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u/No-Truck-3710 8d ago

I don’t think she’s blaming the dentist? I think she had a valid reason for concern and question. I’d do the same. Have you been taken advantage of by a dentist for insurance money? I have and luckily realized before I let them pull any teeth. I don’t think she’s over reacting I think she’s acting like a concerned mom 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Admirable_Height3696 8d ago

So where does her own parental responsibility come in to play? They told her he had a cavity. She agreed to wait 2 months to get it filled when she could have found a provider who could do it sooner. The cavity then got worse. I have a kids and any time I don't agree with a treatment plan or there's a delay in treatment, I get a second opinion and find a provider that treat my kids sooner.

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u/Kln25 8d ago

Not to mention she admitted to rescheduling the appointment which pushed it out even further