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Romance / Re: Reactions As Nigerian Woman Weds The Man She Politely Responded To At A Salon by Mikolion87(m): 10:17pm On Jun 20 |
The truth of the matter is that, she likes the man. When a woman likes you, she makes things soft. It also means that the man probably got things the woman loves. |
Romance / Re: She Made Him Wait For 4 Years For Sex, But Slept With A New Guy In A Week! by Mikolion87(m): 4:09pm On Mar 13 |
Sorry about your experience.. But understanding the Laws of Romance and how it works could have helped you navigate this intricacies with women. * Giving a woman so much attention more than she gives you, devalues you. Women give themselves easily to people they hold in high esteem. * Romance is sweeter when you're financially independent. I guess you're still a student, so you may keep suffering from this kind of emotional abuse until you exercise self-control and wait. Financial independence in itself is not to start lavishing money on them, but can be used to add glamour and glow to your personality. I do hope you take this as one of those life lessons that are necessary for your emotional growth. However, I advise you forget that girl. Delete her number, block. It's gonna be difficult I must warn but in the long run it's going to help you. Take some time away from relationships. Keep garnishing your intellect with knowledge until such a time you're ready. You'll know when you are. Cheers. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Video Of Tinubu Campaigning To Crash Fuel Price Goes Viral Amid Hike by Mikolion87(m): 7:43am On Jul 21, 2023 |
Of course, those who voted him in have all gone into hiding.. They'll all deny him. Nigerians will never learn to always vote in credible people and put aside tribal and religious differences. E don red |
Car Talk / Re: What Is The Average Price You Spent On Fuel In A Day? by Mikolion87(m): 7:15am On Jul 01, 2023 |
Collinsaik: I believe you don't have a car. If you really do, you won't spit out this. Nigerians will never learn. Always giving excuses for incompetence. Continue, while your sponsors or guardians languish in pain plunged by an inconsiderate and clueless leader. Who removes subsidy without a concrete plan set in motion first? Or you need a Prophet to be told that even the subsidy monies will still be relooted. When will Nigerians ever learn? Another 8 years or so down the drain. Unless God intervenes... |
Car Talk / Re: What Is The Average Price You Spent On Fuel In A Day? by Mikolion87(m): 7:08am On Jul 01, 2023 |
Now the hike in fuel price doesn't know who is an OBIDIENT or BATIST. We saw all these coming. Nigerians will never learn. Always plunging Nigeria 10 years backward. See where religious/tribal bigotry in politics has gotten us to. Smh 1 Like |
Health / Re: Surgeons Remove Massive Tumor From Mr. Muritala's Mouth After Donations by Mikolion87(m): 8:05am On May 21, 2023 |
Nice gestures by good Nigerians. It's also important that we know the category of surgeons who performed this surgery. They're Dentists (Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons). Most people here do not know the extent of procedures Dentists perform. Kudos to them |
Politics / Re: Weird MC Pictured With Peter Obi In Manchester by Mikolion87(m): 7:36pm On Oct 10, 2022 |
thebosstrevor1: When you're playing politics with bandits and corrupt people, play it to win. There's no dulling and timidity in Nigerian politics. A goat who must be the king of the jungle amidst lions, must learn to fight and roar like the lions. 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 8:44am On Oct 09, 2022 |
sgtponzihater1: You should have realized this since before setting out on baseless arguments with a doctor already enjoying the benefits of his labor.. Anyways, I wish you healing from every hurt. I wish you well in your future endeavors. 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 10:52am On Oct 05, 2022 |
sgtponzihater1: Dentists are medical doctors of the mouth and face.. Don't know about these other Professions and whether they are trained in General Medicine like the dentists. But the link between dentistry and medicine is Historical. Dentists practice Medicine (Oral Medicine, Oral Surgery), so are "medical doctors" (abi na native doctors them be? ). But they're not General Physicians. They don't need to be, they're Specialists. By the way, you bluffed when you said Optometrists are are doctors of the eye, they're not. Opthalmologists are doctors of the eye. General Physicians can do the work of Podiatrists and Chiropractors, but there's no other Physicians of the mouth than Dentists. So rest |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 10:33am On Oct 05, 2022 |
seunH: I see you, more like the saying, the mouth is not part of the body. Laughable. Dentists are separate from other Physicians, because they follow a different route, but doesn't mean they are not Doctors themselves. They are Medical doctors of the mouth and Maxillofacial region. Medicine and Surgery is employed in treatment of Mouth and Facial diseases. There's a reason they're at Par with other Physicians (in everything, Salary, other entitlements), and a reason they're still clinged together in various Associations (NMA, ARD, MDCAN, etc). It is Historical. Read about the History of Surgery. Lol. You can see that though they follow separate route of training and specializations, they are same. Mouth being segregated against, doesn't still mean it's not part of the body. Minus the mouth, Face and Jaws, a person cannot be whole. 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 9:11am On Oct 05, 2022 |
sgtponzihater1: Which countries is a Dentist not a Doctor biko? Aside UK where all surgeons bear "Mr" (including Dentists since they are surgeons too), which other countries? Even when most of their degrees says DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery). That degree is a global degree with it's affiliations clearly stated. After how many years, you're still feeding on lies and fallacy? Dentists are not General Physicians, they are Oral Physicians/Surgeons. So are "medical doctors" of the mouth and face. And that is enough for them. They found their area early enough, from undergraduate and followed suit, to be Surgeons, while training in Medicine alongside. More like specializing early enough. If you're talking about the term "Medical doctor", you should go and research the meaning (Wikipedia will help).. I'm glad you now know a Dentist is not inferior to a General Physician. They both have special set of skills, distinct and unique. Have same Postgraduate qualifications (FWACS, FMC), so they're all "medical doctors" with different routes of training. They practice Oral Medicine, surgery etc, so are Oral Physicians, Surgeons. And one needs to practice Medicine or surgery to be a "Medical doctor" (check Wikipedia), whether in general or regional. Aside that, we practice General Medicine with regards to Emergency medicine when necessary during Dental surgery. As such, there's such training and curriculum tagged "Medical Emergency in Dental Practice", and that's part of General Medicine Practice for Dentists. You don't become a Surgeon without having to Practice General Medicine at some point. But we're still satisfied with being Dental Surgeons, since it doesn't make us any less than other Physicians. Ponzi hater my friend, while you're hating, we're enjoying our accolades. Practicing now, and I thank God for that switch to Dentistry. The micro skills and procedures is intriguing. The finance too is not bad, gets better even in Government and with increased skills. Sorry you failed out of medical school, but that is no reason to hate. Heal from the hurt. Rest. 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 4:04pm On Oct 03, 2022 |
Nozino: Whether "dental school" or "medical school", all still stands. After all, in the school I attended, Dentistry is a Faculty under the "College (or School) of Medicine". Dentists receive training in Medicine, whereas those in Medicine have none in Dentistry. So yes, Dentists are trained in Medicine and Dentistry. I never said they are General Physicians. Being a Surgeon is enough. Talking about low self esteem, how possible is it, when Dentists are at Par with General Physicians (should have been higher though �) in Civil service, when they both have same Postgraduate qualifications in the Postgraduate medical school (FWACS, FMC), Same salary scale (CONMESS), same associations (NMA, ARD, MDCAN, etc), Perform procedures way beyond the scope of some General Physicians etc. You obviously don't know who a dentist is. Perhaps you're confusing us with those masquerading as "Dentists", who studied in "Dental schools" of Therapy and Technology. Go and verify. |
Car Talk / Re: I Was Charged $1840 (₦800,000) To Change Brake Pads - Lady Cries Out by Mikolion87(m): 6:46pm On Sep 25, 2022 |
ryloy: For those converting that amount to naira, what you don't know is that she probably earns that amount in a few minutes. I still don't understand why people keep converting to naira when they live and work abroad. The standard of living is way different. |
Education / Re: Overview Of Undergraduate Dental Surgery Courses by Mikolion87(m): 1:29am On Aug 30, 2022 |
Bvmsson: I pray you succeed brother.. I hope you made it. 1 Like |
Education / Re: Overview Of Undergraduate Dental Surgery Courses by Mikolion87(m): 1:28am On Aug 30, 2022 |
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Politics / Re: Sit-At-Home: Asaba Is Taking Over The Economy Of The East by Mikolion87(m): 10:05am On Jan 17, 2022 |
How can many of you miss out the message the poster is passing across.. He is simply saying that, the sit-at-home is not a wise decision for the igbos at this time. How is it even affecting the leaders at the helm of affairs? We're still the ones losing. You can't be killing your fellow igbos just to enforce a sit at home. Where's the freedom of choice. The way I see this IPOBIANS, they'll be worse than the present crop of Nigerian leaders if we eventually get Biafra. Any opposition, na death sentence be that. Our mumu never do? When will people ever learn their lessons? SPITS 1 Like 1 Share |
Health / Re: Striking Doctors’ Salaries Withheld, Says NARD by Mikolion87(m): 7:38am On Sep 03, 2021 |
KillMNKnow: Perhaps same google will help you with Surgery when you need one. Jisike 1 Like |
Career / World Oral Health Day by Mikolion87(m): 9:20am On Mar 20, 2021 |
In view of the World Oral Health day on the 20th of March (Today), a little illumination about the Specialty of Dentistry/Dental surgery is in order being that many people know little or nothing about this Specialty. ** Dentistry/Dental surgery is an independent specialty of Surgery (Historically) done at an undergraduate level and involves training in General Medicine and Dentistry/Dental surgery in the University, usually for a period of 6 years or more. Culminates in the award of the degree, Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS). The individual graduates as a specialized doctor (Dentist/Dental surgeon), and then eligible to pursue Postgraduate qualifications in Colleges of Surgeons or Physicians in any of the Dental Surgery Specialties. It's usually confused in this clime with paramedical courses like, Dental therapy, Dental technology, Dental surgery Technicians etc, who also assists the Doctor with certain nursing, laboratory or preventive procedures. They are also very relevant part of the dental team, but not dentists (doctors). ** The Specialty of Dentistry/Dental surgery spans beyond the teeth as many think, to involve the supporting structures of the teeth ( Periodontium; Gums, alveolar bones etc), other intraoral structures (buccal mucosa, tongue, palate, floor of the mouth etc). Other areas are, the Mandible and Maxilla (Jaws), face and some part of the neck. The treatments can range from Medical, Surgical, Aesthetic, Prosthetic, Orthodontic, Restorative, Preventive etc. ** Oral Diseases can range from mild to very severe cases as Ludwig's angina, Parapharyngeal space infections, Tumors, Jaw Fractures, congenital diseases like Cleft lip and palate, Bifid tongue, ankyloglossia (tongue tie) etc. The commonest mild presentations are Dental caries which can usually result to toothache, on pulpal involvement. Others can be gingivitis (gum inflammation), or halitosis (mouth odour) etc. Several oral Mucosal diseases exists and can be a manifestation of systemic diseases. Your dentists can help spot these and perform investigations and treatments or involve other Physicians as the case may be. ** Usually, patients are advised to visit their Dentists twice every year (6 monthly) for preventive therapy or cleaning (Scaling and Polishing) to prevent periodontal diseases and for checkups, and also brush twice daily with a fluoridated toothpaste and toothbrush. ** Help your teeth to Outlast your age. Take care of your Oral and General Health. Health is Wealth. # WorldOralHealthDay # DentistryDentalSurgery # OralHealth # GeneralHealth Please help post this in the front page. Thanks. 1 Like |
Career / Re: Can A Dentist Head A Hospital? by Mikolion87(m): 4:00pm On Mar 25, 2020 |
ejehijustice: I'm a doctor (dental surgeon) 2 Likes |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 1:14pm On Dec 28, 2019 |
angiography: Lol.. and you didn't even check the date I responded to that. You have no respect for your senior colleagues I see. It's well. Compliments of the season 3 Likes |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 9:30pm On Nov 02, 2019 |
sgtponzihater1: Lol.. Paramedics don't do "Medicine and Surgery" (Nurses do "Medical Nursing instead) Please do well to visit a psychiatrist. 4 Likes |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 8:29pm On Nov 02, 2019 |
OloladeWrites: I very much agree with you.. Sometimes though, when one keeps quiet on certain issues, it is mistaken as being guilty of the allegations. I felt it's very relevant to respond promptly and clarify all doubts. However, I have done that enough. Thank you. 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 8:24pm On Nov 02, 2019 |
sgtponzihater1: My friend, I know why I have been patiently explaining things to you.. Life has trained me to be patient with people cos they may be going through tough times. But then, I can't help you if you don't want to help yourself. See how you have embarrassed yourself and your lies have found you out. Anyone who believes you now does so at his or her own risk. If you're saying the mouth and the rest of the body is not the same, as laughable as it sounds, suit yourself (case closed). And No one said Dentistry and Medicine are Same courses, of course they are different Faculties, except that Dentistry also involves training in Medicine which in my opinion is higher. So please don't ever accuse me of misinforming the public if you didn't study Dentistry. It's not only Medicine students that have that right to mention they trained in Medicine or that they are Doctors. The Medicine Dental students do is not a joke. I think I have been patient enough with you bro. please go and be useful to yourself. 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 12:57pm On Oct 31, 2019 |
sgtponzihater1: My friend, I think I have already adequately enlightened you enough about why Dentistry is separate from other specialties of Medicine (if you took time to read the history of surgery perhaps you'll have an idea). In the case of Dentistry, it portrays Independence and Growth. Perhaps a time might come when it would even have its own ministry in government (Ministry of Oral Health) .. It's only the Mature ones that will understand that being independent means improvement and not inferiority. I take it that you're not mature yet. I do not intend to repeat myself. My post never mentioned that I graduated with MBBS degree but as a Doctor/dental surgeon (of which you know a Dentist is a Doctor), and I only elucidated the courses, with much emphasis on the 4th bds- Medicine and surgery, which the post was mainly about. This is not that difficult to comprehend. So only students of Medicine should mention that they studied medicine or that they are doctors, whereas dental students who are also trained in Medicine and are also doctors have no right to do same.. That only portray insecurity and feeling threatened. Only an egoistic demented fellow who thinks other professions are not relevant would do so. What gives anyone the right to do that? Funny enough, Physicians and Dental surgeons at our level have a different mentality and know they are one. Unless one is saying the mouth is not part of the body or not as relevant as the other parts. Review again the curriculum of dentistry, read it slowly, internalize it and then give it whatever interpretation you choose. This post is not intended to argue about the complexity of the course, but to encourage people going through tough times. Feel free to believe whatever about Dentists, as long as it dries your tears.. Please go and rest already. Daalu. 2 Likes |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 11:26am On Oct 31, 2019 |
sgtponzihater1: Mr man, Dentists do a lot of histopathology (oral pathology) of Maxillofacial diseases and tumors (ameloblastoma, squamous cell carcinoma, fibrous dysplasia, ossifying fibromas, pleomorphic adenomas etc) deeply which physicians know little or nothing about but do not have to announce to the public all they do. No doctor practices everything he studied. But the preliminary training in several specialties is necessary so we can treat humans as a whole no matter the specialty one ends in. It does not then mean they're not Doctors. Every training is however very relevant, if not there will be no need to undertake them. I do not need to go into all the other oral medicine diseases we studied which other doctors do not have an in depth knowledge of, does it then stop them from being doctors? No. But all category of Doctors have their areas of strength when it comes to combating diseases. Being a jack of all trades but master of none is never advocated in the present day practice of Medicine. I don't really know the bone of contention Mr hater, I remember you saying if you could, you can study any medical course of your choice just a few months ago (on another thread), here you are claiming to be a colleague since a decade ago. That you read up a few medical terminology online does not now make you a doctor. I want to believe you're not dumb enough to understand my post. Read it again, or go back to reread the curriculum of Dentistry which I also posted here. All I stated in my post is in consonance with our curriculum. Even the "Medicine and surgery" I wrote had "4th BDS" in bracket, it's either you're too dumb to comprehend the post or you're just too adamant to accept the rigorous nature of Dentistry. No one has the right to dictate to me never to mention the courses I wrote. It's MY CHOICE to make. If you don't like it, you may kindly hug a transformer. All you do is to derail any thread that has Dentistry on it. I still believe you're pained for whatever reason. But that path you're plying will only frustrate you the more. Keep hating (as your name implies).. Who knows what else you'll come up with. I suggest you channel the strength and vigor with which you attack dentists to useful endeavor. Daalu 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 9:09pm On Oct 30, 2019 |
MedicBlaze:I'll like to join you bro |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 8:23pm On Oct 30, 2019 |
sgtponzihater1: What a good attempt, try harder boy. I actually find this hilarious though. Like I said, you may say whatever makes you feel better my boy. It is no news that many Dentists studied Dentistry without adequate information about what it was all about until they started the training. It's all about awareness. And No one has the right to tell me not to educate the public about what it's actually about. You didn't write my exams for me. You may have met those who do not know the value of dentistry, but definitely not me (Not after moving into Dentistry from Medicine). What I don't understand is what you and your cohorts stand to benefit by wanting to derail this thread by abandoning the main message.. I wrote Medicine and Surgery several times, yes, and perhaps if you could study Dentistry in my institution, you probably wouldn't survive past the first professional exam. Everything a Doctor studies is to be utilized in the treatment of patients, that's what makes one a good Doctor. It's not to be thrown away (unlike some other courses). I'm too mature to exchange words with you or to give in to your childish rants and vituperation.. Moreover, who knows, you're probably depressed. Your previous comments on various threads affirms that. And I know you're not a Doctor no matter how you claim to be. Don't allow me expose you further. And oh, thank you for the compliments . Cheers 2 Likes |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 7:40pm On Oct 30, 2019 |
sgtponzihater1: Lol... Didn't know I am deserving of such grammar .. You may dm me if you want to see my original admission Letter into Medicine. I'm not like you who cooks up stories and lies. The good thing is that everything you've said so far has been apportioned a place in the trash pit where it belongs. l do not need your validation about who I am or what I studied. When next you meet your dentist for any procedure, you may refer to him as "Mr"... Shame will be yours if you refer to him as "Dr". You may now go ahead and tell people dentists studied only "teeth" for 6 years to become technologists . I cannot continue to waste my precious time on you. Carry cup, you don win Lol 3 Likes |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 6:11pm On Oct 30, 2019 |
sgtponzihater1: Definitely no course called "Medicine and Dental surgery".. It's called Dentistry/Dental surgery. However, I'm only breaking down the courses involved. As confusing as it is, that's what makes Dentistry unique and one of a kind. Dentistry is literally "Medicine plus Dental surgery". Go and tell all those dental students who failed out writing MBBS exams (especially 4th BDS/5th mbbs- Medicine and surgery) that they were all about the teeth and didn't study medicine and see if you won't be stoned Lol. Dude, please move on... 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 5:24pm On Oct 30, 2019 |
sgtponzihater1: Lol.. My friend hater, I can see you're gradually finding your voice back . No one feels inferior with the caliber of course I studied. If it wasn't worth it I wouldn't have persevered amidst the challenges and delays. My title, what I do and the encyclopedic knowledge garnered all these years in Medicine and Dental surgery is enough to quench any inferiority 1 Like |
Education / Re: My Medical School Experience- The Fighting Spirit by Mikolion87(m): 5:03pm On Oct 30, 2019 |
afrodoc2: Lol.. You sound so pained. Yeah, I'm a dentist and a Doctor (same way a dermatologist is a Doctor). My title already says so and you can't do anything about it. I never said I graduated with MBBS but that I wrote the exams. No one has the right to come here and tell me not to mention the courses I actually trained in to become a Dental surgeon/Doctor. Cry me a river if you feel so pained. That other dentists are lenient enough not to let the public know doesn't mean we should all ply that route. It's people like you who misinform the public, telling them dentistry is all about the teeth. You bunch just want to derail this thread by bringing your insecurities here instead of facing your studies. But I'm glad very many people have benefited from it already. You may wallow in misery if you so wish. 2 Likes |
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