She seemed offended by me calling to schedule my own appointment.

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I had an dentist appointment coming up. And I had minutes on my cellphone at that time. I was waiting for the receptionist to call me so that I could come in to get my 6 month general cleaning checkup. But, she never called me. This was in March. So, I gave her two more weeks at the end of the month to call me. She still never did. So, by the first week of April, my minutes ran out on my cellphone. So, I decided to call the dentist office to make an appointment to get my teeth cleaned. And, I called and told her that I was calling because I needed to schedule me a dentist appointment, and that I was not sure if they called me or not, because I was unable to receive calls on my cellphone. She was like, oh, so you are calling to get get your teeth cleaned. She said it in a sarcastic tone. Like as if to say, oh, I can see that you are on top of things, you make sure that you call us. I was puzzled at the way that she said that to me. I was thinking to myself, if you did not call me, why wait for you to call me when I know that I will not be able to talk on my cellphone due to a shortage of my minutes being gone? My cellphone number is the only number that she has. So, if she was to call me she would never get an answer. So, I chosed to call them myself, instead. It was time for my teeth to be cleaned, and I wanted to make sure that I came to my appointment. Is something wrong with me calling to schedule my own appointment? She never gives me an appointment card when I am finished from one appointment. She will just tell me, that we will call you when it is time for you to come in for another appointment. My son's dentist gives out six month next scheduled appointments, I wonder why they can't do the same? I went to the dentist last week, and she did not tell me anything, not when I would be next seen by them or anything. I just told her bye and I left. I did not get an appointment card at all. What is up with her? She has been acting funny with me ever since I came to this dentist office. I hope that her attitude is nothing personal. I have always, been nothing, but respectable and nice to her.