This was put to rest once before, yet it has reared it's ugly head once again.

The first problem is that Tracy's name was used in this posters comments:
"Tracey failed to tell us everything on her side."
"Tracey did not trust Hesham."
"Surely Tracey should asked before her appointment for the treatment what it entailed and checked out what she was not sure of?"
"She should have been totally honest with Hesham with regard to her health."

Secondly, just because someone states there is no breach of confidence doesn't make it so. What many of us were talking about originally was that patients have rights both in the U.S. and England with regard to their privacy. No doctor or dentist worth his oats is going to breach that trust, for both legal and ethical reasons.

Now that this issue has been broght back up, Tracy does have a right to protect herself as she has been with this forum for some time (not like some of these posters who have only come on for the first time to defend someone and not to help others).