Chapter 1463: 1463: Even Doctors Cannot Predict

Chapter 1463: Chapter 1463: Even Doctors Cannot Predict

At this moment, the child looked at Xie Wanying as if continuing to plead for help from her as the doctor sister.

Xie Wanying raised her head again and saw the Sister from the dental department standing not far away.

Lin Liqiong’s face turned pale after hearing everything Dr. Shim and the others said. The thought that this child might die, essentially meaning her previous efforts would go to waste, was unacceptable to her. Without waiting for Dr. Shim and the others to talk to the family, she suddenly turned around and rushed to the meeting room.

Sisi’s father, grandmother, aunt, and others were banging on tables and throwing things in the dental department’s meeting room.

“Calm down, calm down. Let’s talk it over, don’t break things.” The leader of the dental department’s personnel department, sent to handle this medical dispute, seeing he couldn’t stop them, picked up the phone and could only choose to call the police.

“Why are you calling the police?” Sisi’s aunt ran over to snatch the phone, “Are you guilty, so you’re calling the police? Tell me, if my niece dies, what do you plan to do?”

Mother Sisi felt that her daughter was dead; otherwise, why would everyone be in such chaos? She sat on the floor, crying her heart out until she fainted.

The nurse and another doctor supported her body, desperately pressing her philtrum.

“Look at her, her mother is like this, where is your conscience? Where is your conscience as doctors? Where is the doctor who treated my niece’s teeth? Come out and explain, what exactly did you do to my niece?”

“Doctor Chen’s treatment for her was completed this morning.”

“Completed? How could you leave a cotton ball in her mouth? Knowing she’s just a four-year-old child who doesn’t understand anything, you stuffed a cotton ball in her mouth, weren’t you doctors afraid she might inhale it?”

The doctors were worried, which is why they told the family to keep a close watch on the child, right?

“If children were obedient, would they be called children? Shouldn’t you doctors have taken preventive measures to stop the cotton ball from going into my niece’s airway? Moreover, we just went to the X-ray examination room and heard from the radiologist that not only is there a cotton ball, but also a broken tooth in my niece’s airway. I ask you, how did you doctors treat my niece’s teeth? How could her tooth end up broken in her airway?”

Doctor Chen was also crying in the doctor’s office. Being a doctor, the worst fear was encountering such unpredictable accidents. Based on her previous examination of the child, the tooth root wasn’t severely loose and required surgical extraction. How this little girl managed to bite and break the remaining crown and let it fall inside along with the cotton ball was beyond her.

The risk in dental practice is that things can be uneventful, but when something goes wrong, the doctor has no words to defend themselves. Dentistry, as a seemingly niche specialty, has exceptionally precise professional and operation requirements.

“Tell that Doctor Chen to come out.” The family members were all rolling up their sleeves, ready to have a big confrontation.

With a bang, the meeting room door burst open, and Lin Liqiong rushed in briskly from outside, facing the angry family members with the child: “Let me say a few words first, let her stay here to remove the foreign objects.”

Several family members turned to look at her: “Who are you?”

“My surname is Lin,” Lin Liqiong said, “It doesn’t matter who I am, what’s most important now is to save the child’s life—”

“You want my niece to stay here? You’re going to get her killed.”

“That’s not what I’m saying. Let me tell you a story, a true story that happened four years ago, on a train.”