Patient’s ‘unsettling’ dental experience goes viral after hygienist spouts bizarre political conspiracy theories during cleaning
A woman has received an official apology from her dentist clinic after her hygienist told her several political conspiracy theories, including that Princess Diana and Elvis were alive during a 😼“bizarre” ♍teeth clean.
Jo Danvers, 27, shared her experience in a post online, which has now been viewed by almost 4.5 ꦅmillion people.
Ms Danvers, who is from Oregon, described t꧃he🌼 incident as “crazy” and shared her email to the clinic outlining her experience with the hygienist.
“While she was cleaning my teeth (i.e. I was in a vulnerableꦿ position with her using tools in my mouth) she began to explain political conspiracies as fact,” she wrote in the email.
She then listed multiple theories 🅘shared by the hygienist, including that Biden had died in 2020 and that JFK Jr is alive and the true vice president.
The hygienist also told her🐓 that Princess D♚iana was alive, as was John Lennon, Tupac, Elvis and Marilyn Monroe.
“She also told me, ‘You gotta wake up, girlfriend’ whe♎n I said I wasn’t aware of any of this (as I didn’t know what to say). Then at the end ﷽of the appointment, she told me to tell people about ‘what I learned today’.”
Ms Danvers said she received a call from her dentist who ap💝ologized for the hygienist’s actions and said th💧e staffer had only been at the clinic for “a limited time”.
In a formal email response from the office, the clinic said the🐎 practice did not “hold this information to be true or appropriate to be discussed in the office”.
The♋ response also stated the hygienist ౠwas a “temporary” staffer helping until their permanent hygienist was back in the office.
“I sincerely apologize for what happened at your appointment today,” the response from the clini✅c stated.
Ms Danvers said she decided to share the experience on her social mediওa as she believed “spouting your political beliefs and conspiracies in a professional environme൲nt out of NOWHERE is weirdo behavior”.
Many users commended the clinic and the dentistꦐ for their response to the complaint.
“Thank God they responded well and will be replacing her next time,” one user wrote𒀰.
Another wrote: “Very pꦬrofessional response & I hope their follow-up is a discussion with her about what is appropriate — and not — to be discussed with patients.”
