PAIN

by Norbert Reichert

PAIN is one man’s struggle after corrective dental surgery, known as orthognathic surgery, or just dental surgery. This book is Norbert Reichert’s journal, a collection of sometimes comical and often painful experiences, observations, lessons learned, and suggestions. It is not legal or medical advice, it is well worth reading by anybody contemplating such a procedure.

133 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 5, 2017

Reviews

[G.M. O'Neill · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Drill, the Bill, and the Lies: A Medical Memoir You Won’t Forget

“Pain” chronicles the author’s harrowing journey through modern dentistry following a childhood injury. But the real trauma begins with repeated surgical interventions, each one attempting to fix the mistakes of the last.
This is more than a story of physical suffering; it offers a revealing look at a broken medical system and the financial toll it takes. With sharp insight and unflinching honesty, the author exposes the failures of both dental professionals and the insurance industry.
If you have ever faced medical mishandling, or know someone who has, this book will strike a chord. After reading it, I will never see a dental visit the same way again.