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He said sorry and he was a thoughtless prick and he sorry we had a lovely day together 
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Great news, Me! 
What he said made me laugh 
but I bet he'll be more careful in future. Keep on having a lovely day hon xxx 
That's insightful training for kids Uki, and most likely fended off fear of the dentist for them.
Similar story here and my two actually looked forward to appointments - they were once misbehaving when we were out shopping and I threatened them "no dentist" if they didn't cut it out. They immediately cut it out.
We have our ways, but maybe they were more alarmed at missing out on the toy that always followed the appointment xxx 
