You are out of your scope here buddy. So you think sedating a patient and doing 10 teeth at a time is less stressful and traumatizing? In this scenario, do you have the patient come to the hospital twice for double the general anesthesia? This patient didn't survive a conscious sedation. Isn't one sedation still safer than two? Who pays for that substantial second hospital bill if we do it in the OR? Wouldn't you rather just have the patient go through one post-operative period? Why don't I just take out #16,17 tomorrow during clinic, then bring the patient back for the #1,32 at a later date to make it less stressful? Wouldn't taking out 4 full bony wisdom teeth be more difficult and have a tougher post-op period than 20 premolars and anterior teeth that had severe perio disease?
Again, the # of extractions has nothing to do with this case. It isn't any more stressful to the patient. I've taken out 32 teeth before multiple times. I've taken out 28 teeth and placed multiple implants in one setting multiple times. Just because you aren't comfortable with it, that doesn't mean there isn't someone who had additional training that can do it and do it safely. You need the education to be able to decide what is safest and best for that patient. That's what makes you a doctor and not a factory worker. Use that thing 2 feet above your ass.
Realistically, these are your first 4 posts so you are either trying to drum up visits on your personal blog that you wrote or you have a personal vendetta against this dentist. Like I said earlier, this isn't good publicity for dentistry (no matter if you are OMS, Perio, GP, etc) so I hope this gets shut down soon. I still feel like you aren't educated enough about dentistry and surgery to blast this guy. This guy apparently made massive mistakes, but none of us know the details. If you truly are a dentist, be respectful to your profession and your peers.
Is there a "drop the mic" emoticon?