no doctor - no dentist post

I came across a great post about having no doctor or dentist. It had a helpful link with directions. I cannot  locate it now on this site and was hoping someone could help me find it. I was hoping to print it out and keep in my pandemic book. Thanks! It was something like what to do if there is no doctor or dentist.

To add, if your thinking about printing "Where there is no Doctor", don't.

I tried, and went thru a ink cartridge and did not even get close to being finished. Order the book. Ebay has them for about $25 plus shipping. Which is not much more than the cost of ink.

Being a dentist, I thought I'd get my 2 cents in regarding toothaches, etc.  Now is the best time to get a basic dental exam to see if you have any major problems lurking in your mouth.  Ask for a full series of xrays, and a cleaning.  The xrays will reveal any decay.  Most decay doesn't have any symptoms till it's real deep.  Why not get any bad teeth out now, rather than deal with them during a pandemic?  If you can't afford it now, ask your dentist to refer you to a Good Sam clinic in your area (in our area extractions and fillings are the only services offered - but they are free).  Most counties have some sort of Family Health clinics that operate for reduced fees.  You just need to ask to find out about them.  If you have access to antibiotics such as PCN or Clindamycin, I'd add it to your list.  These are first and second choice drugs for dental infections.  Toothaches without swellings usually calm down with antibiotics after a couple of days of very bad pain, but beware of toothaches with swellings, as antibiotics wont work as well in an area of abscess. 

That book is awsome and well worth the money I have had one for a couple of years now and I love it.

Don't get rid of that yet. You never know which form of the virus will take hold, and with you having that, if Tamiflu is effective, and a pandemic hits, your Tamiflu will be worth more than your house.