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loinburger, are you talking about an implant?
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wittlich, that's bad... not even comparable, depends on its state though.
Will I become like an englishman with no teeeeeth :cry:
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Originally posted by Boddington's
One of my friends had something quite similar. Just before Christmas he went to the Union and drank quite a few alcopops, cheap ones. Full of sugar, full of fizz.
He woke up the next day and felt a pain at his back teeth. Given that Aberystwyth doesn't have an NHS dentist he waited until he was home and was told he'd have to pay £100 to have each side re-enamelled, as the alcopops had burnt it all away.
He got told to lay off fizzy drinks, cider, etc... now he's been drinking quite a lot of lager recently and finds it too painful to brush his teeth = took his enamel away again.
I shouldn't laugh, but...
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that's a bit farfetched but yes, it can happen in a relatively short amount of time.
it's isn't plaque, it's corosion of the teeth which can be acquired in a short while (if you eat LOTS of acidic foods - coca cola enemy no1) and it can be rampant if you're of a... erm, "wanting" teeth hygiene.
It sucks.
IT SUCKS.
a small infection of the gums can prove more than enough in preventing the correct attachmened (gloo) of the synthetic rytine with the tooth. Even one miniscule, invisible to the eye droplet suffices....
and there's no godamn freaking guarantee that it won't happen.
I went to another dentist and he freaked me out completely. He talked about periodontic cleaning (that's gotta hurt) and creating a whole clean environment before he even tries it.
he said to take off the other fillings and let him (or a collegue of his) redo it. Yeah rigght, if you want the money just say so 
now I'll go to a 3rd who specialises in intra gum cleaning.
the more doctors the more craziness 
Ili ili lamas savahthani
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please throw rotten vegetables at me. i deserve them.
if you are a man of faith please pray for the salvation of my teeth line.
it's freaking beautiful as long as the fillings hold.
why me,
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Originally posted by loinburger
I'm pretty sure implants are where the root is also artificial, but in my case the root was still fine, so they put some other kinda thinginabobber on that was cemented to the root. Can't remember what it's called, since it's been about fourteen years since I needed one. |
to help me understand, can you use an easier word, or a descriptive phrase for "thingabobber" since I dont understand it.
was that a case? was it screwed into the root of your tooth?
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Japher, I don't think it's so new...
I remember an auntie of mine had done that when she was 20 and that was in 1940...
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I think you're right about the "crown" thing.
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wow.... that was bad.
thankfully it is over and done with.
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nope, it was implants. all of her teeth. i know this for sure.
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the "allegendly" i wrote was about the reason why she did it.
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she had to do aimokatharsis (cleaning of the blood through a machine) almost 2 times a week for years... still she stayed so strong... she was a winter swimmer too...
the older generations were really so strong, they had been through wars, starvation, suffering and never faltered and always with a smile on their faces...
we're wimps in comparison. big wimps./ end rant
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07-04-2003 17:53
.. and he came out allright.
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