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It got a little weird over there a year or two ago.. Dearborn and Sah split the practice partnership, but still share the office. I've heard Dearborn is good, but I started with Sah and have been super happy with him and his staff, so no need to change. Sah is also one of the foremost surgeons in the country on outpatient partials. Best of luck on your partial. Tell Alex I said hi when you see him.
 
At almost any garden place, HD and Lowes, ACE Hardware, they all sell these pads for working in the garden to kneel on. I carry one in my MH and use it every time I have to get down on my knees. I don't have artificial knees, still got the original equipment from birth. These pads keep my knees from being on hard surface, rocks, and cushion them. My pad is almost 2" thick, try to find the thick ones, coated in rubber or you can get some dense foam and make your own. The garden ones are waterproof and get the thickest you can find.
 

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