Posted by olgentdc on January 27, 2019 at 15:42:00 from (163.182.187.117):
Ok . I have Jarred my teeth while driving a tractor ,At 62. i have most my teeth .4 crowns and abridge .there might be 2 teeth that have never needed anything done to them . I brush maybe 4 times a week . To save expense.Been going to U of L Dental Schoolas one of their clients,and now i brush more often. no gum disease. apparently chemotherapy makes teeth brittle. broke 2 last summer . So Now We are doing a study as to what to do with WHAT I have Left. Thinking of Implants instead of a "bridge "in a spot I could not keep over a year before it failed,. Had serveral pals with dentures tell me to hold on to my REAL teeth as long as I Can. sure dont want to start that chapter . To me dentures will be as awkward as contact lenses . I had a miserable afternoon trying those out , And said NEVER again . One thing for sure , I wish I would had taken better care of my teeth YEARS Ago.
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