Dental health appears to be a recurring concern for David Irving, often manifesting as headaches and impacting his overall well-being. While specific details about dental procedures are scarce, the diary entries suggest discomfort and potential neglect of oral hygiene. This topic intersects with broader concerns about Irving's health and financial stability.
Dental issues are mentioned sporadically throughout the diaries, often linked to headaches and general discomfort. The entries don't detail specific diagnoses or treatments, but imply a need for attention to oral health. The connection to headaches suggests potential underlying issues like TMJ or related pain.
* 2021: Kathy notes, "Had a bad headache most of the day but not anymore." She jokingly suggests it might be due to drinking, but Irving dismisses it, stating he hasn't had a headache since 2016. Headaches * 2021: Kathy mentions, "I can’t figure out how the Sharpie got in there." The context is unclear, but it could relate to something lodged in teeth or gums. * 2022: Irving mentions feeling "mentally unbalanced" and experiencing a "below-the-line sequence, gradually returning to normality," which may be linked to overall health, including dental health. * 2023: Irving mentions "typing shoddy, my head full of financial worries," which could be exacerbated by dental discomfort.
The diary entries don't show a clear progression of dental care or treatment. The mentions are sporadic and often intertwined with other health concerns and general stress. There's no indication of regular dental checkups or preventative care.