MOS made my day

Hot news today- Results will be released on this friday!!! n u can see how this fact casts its super power of gnawing people's hearts, at the same time daunting us in certain way, making all our good energy for our pursuit of pleasure wanes.

At first i didn't seem to feel anything..... but u know when u see all ur frenz niggling about that particular slip that can bring u either high up the sky or deep down the valley, u jz can't help feeling the same, as the field in ur heart thus started being sowed with seeds of Worries and wheats of Nervousness.

Lately i'm drained..... represented my college in numerous intercolleges racing competitions, undergone training at intervals, had been having merely 4 hours sleeping per day, all these lasted for 2 weeks++ arrrrrrrrrrrrhhh!! and all these happens only when hell freezes over HAhAHahA! (yes i'm so lame)

If ur still wondering what i'm up to actually, u can stop wondering cz i'm now satisfying ur thirst of knowing it. Yes i'm working nowadays as a dental assistant at e dental clinic near my college. Special thanks to my colleuges Jon n Thomas, they helped me a lottttttt with bottomless patience, kindness and thoughtfulness n i learned a whole lot from them! :)

Today was rather different, was cool back then, cz there was this MOS (minor oral surgery) case tensing up the atmosphere inside the clinic. Imagine door closed, lights off, only a fine glint of light being seen from the open space under the door of surgery room, adding on the incessant drilling sound coming from the room with pauses at times, can u feel it? the scene of zooming in, can u? Yes yes ur almost there!!

Generally this male patient's wisdom tooth grown horizontally towards the the preceding molar (if i'm not mistaken) somemore under insufficient space for eruption, so doctor had to remove it otherwise it's gonna cause profound discomfort in the patient. A pair of hand performing the main crucial task, another 3 pairs performing the sub-tasks (holding patient's jaw, removing blood via suction, manipulating the dental operatory light, spraying antiseptic [is that anticeptic? forgotten its name... will ask doc the next day], reloading the cotton...etc) contributing to the entire functioning procedures. At times i was in charge of controlling the operatory light, wasn't easy, cz the doctor's-all-the-time-moving-hands were likely 2 block the light ray thus the one playing with this must be always smart enough to make sure the light hits on target area in patient's confined oral cavity. So to do my best, i set my eyes right beside the light so that i could see what the light sees, and in order to do this, i tiptoed for almost every seconds when doing it for effective light-directing and for better view for doctor, n i hoped that i could jz stand on a stool =.=" There was once tears squeezing out from the patient's eyes..... awww........ :( * wiped for him*

Even in an air-conditioned room, our hairline were sweaty-wet, cz we were all on the same boat, leaded by the doctor who was under lotsa pressure no doubt. Every removal of the fractured wisdom tooth was a relief, pieces by pieces, from tiny to big then to tiny again, and finally, the root has been successfully detached and removed! hooray! at the same time being astonished when seeing the curved root of this stubborn wisdom tooth o.O CoooooOoOOOOoooooOOooool~ So the surgery was officially done after getting another dental X-ray to make sure there's none of the fractured tooth left beneath the gums and some post medication application. It was getting dimmer n dimmer outside, and this surgery lasted more or less 3 hours. Looking at the patient walking out relaxingly, no longer with the densed pace when walking in, warmth was what we felt :)

I've removed the chat box for own likeness btw, not an active blogger so don't expect prompt response from me here :)

Good night!