Here's the Answer to the Question in my Last Post

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The picture in my last post is shown here in context. It appears this dental hygienist is recycling a bit of old dental technology to decorate the front of her office. She must have some help because the office building, formerly a house, is really big. It must have lots of rooms. This technology shows you the old style dentist drill that @BarBaraPrz referred to as the instrument of torture. Today we no longer have to spit into a bowl when the dentist wants to remove water from our mouths. The dentist has a handy little attachment that sucks it out without our having to change positions. That round thing on the right wasn't to hold a pizza. It was for the tray that held the dentist's tools. Back in the old days, the dentist didn't always have an assistant handy to hand him things. @LadyDuck also got this right with my hint. I'm guessing the rest of you either didn't go to the dentist when you were young, are so young the technology had changed before your first dental visit, or your country used a different technology back in the 1950s and 1960s. The past kind of blurs together for me now, so I don't remember now exactly when the new technology replaced the old. Maybe I'll ask my dentist tomorrow, though she also may be too young to remember. Now back to finding the perfect picture I need for a Medium post so I can finish writing it. Looked through hundreds of pictures in my files, trying to put them in my Amazon Photo Albums, but still didn't find the one I'm looking for. I can easily get an edited copy from a former blog post, but it's smaller than I want for this post. I'm trying to find the original and I can't find the date it was taken so I can locate it in my files easily. I have thousands of photos in my files. Do you ever have trouble finding a photo in your digital files?