We told him look, “You know, we don’t have to do everything at once. We can gradually addressing it” because we don’t want him to be pushed so much. We took into consideration of his anxiety and everything. And then after we talked to him about probably half an hour, we went ahead. He didn’t need any sedation. So like, let me try, just get extraction down because it was infected. So numbing up, he said, “Ah, I didn’t feel any needle”, I’m like “Well, that we can do here”. And then after that, we took the tooth out. And then gradually, it’s been quite a few months now, but nowadays, he’s really good. He come in, he doesn’t show his anxiety anymore, and he can get anything done. He’s my biggest advocate for the, you know, dentistry nowadays because my patient, a lot of them are fearful. And, you know, I told him “Look, you know, if you don’t mind, some patient– if they like to talk to you, you know–” and he’s all up to it.