Teeth floating

vscummins · Mar 25, 2016

Anybody ever float there own teeth I've got a sharp one . Ever just break out the mill b@Stard and go to polishing

Dell (WA) · Mar 25, 2016

yeah........when my bladder gitts FULL........gurggling Dell

flembo · Mar 25, 2016

I used a small pneumatic die grinder with a small mounted grinding wheel on my wife's new braces once. I ran the air hose from the garage thru the kitchen down the hall and into the bathroom. It was on a Sunday and a sharp edge was cutting into her mouth, her orthodontist couldn't believe I did it, but said I did good and it didn't need any thing more done.

FBH44 · Mar 25, 2016

Yep, buddy did just that with a bathroom mirror and shop file.

Janicholson · Mar 25, 2016

There is a flexible ignition "point" file made that can remove a sharp edge in short order without the nasty sound of a mill b^stard second cut across a tooth. Snapon and Lysle both sell them IIRC. Jim
One of them

hermit · Mar 25, 2016

Mine sink to the bottom of the cup every night. I have never seen them float!

jacksun65 · Mar 25, 2016

Metal finger nail file. One that looks like sand paper works best.

vscummins · Mar 25, 2016

The rate my teeth are going I'm starting to think that might be a good option

Brian G. NY · Mar 25, 2016

(quoted from post at 10:54:07 03/25/16) yeah........when my bladder gitts FULL........gurggling Dell

Dell, ' got a chuckle out of that....hadn't heard that phrase in a few years.

Eldon (WA) · Mar 25, 2016

(quoted from post at 00:08:15 03/25/16) Anybody ever float there own teeth I've got a sharp one . Ever just break out the mill b@Stard and go to polishing

You might be a redneck if.....

vscummins · Mar 25, 2016

If it saves me a trip to the dentist and 200$ you call
me what ever you want . Ended up using the finger
nail file need to do a little more and be good as new

2x4 · Mar 26, 2016

I've done that; works good. Friend went to a dentist for same thing - $250.00.

T.R.K. · Mar 26, 2016

The time I chipped one of mine, I buffed the sharp edge with a piece of emery cloth. Sure helped, it felt like it was cutting me.

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