Donald Trump was reportedly taken from his Jupiter golf club in Florida for a cryptic dental appointment, despite no such event appearing on his publicly released schedule. The White House confirmed the US president attended a scheduled appointment at his local dentist, but declined to provide further details.
The last previously scheduled dentist appointment listed on his agenda was on January 10. The lack of prior notification has fuelled speculation about the nature of the visit.
This incident follows a series of unusual social media posts by the 79-year-old on Truth Social. Trump called for mandatory cognitive examinations for presidential candidates, claiming he had aced the test three times during his 'three' terms as president—despite the US Constitution limiting presidents to two terms.
Experts note that the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), which Trump is believed to have taken, is designed to detect cognitive decline and is deliberately simple for healthy individuals. Former clinical psychologist Dr John Gartner said the test is not one you 'ace' but merely pass to rule out gross dementia.
Earlier in the week, Trump posted late-night AI-generated images including a shirtless depiction of himself with JD Vance and Marc Rubio paddling in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, reigniting concerns about his wellbeing.
