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Bathroom + Laptop = <3
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Like, new teeth transplanted? How much does that cost and how much pain were you in holy hell... But yeah I can see what you mean, no rotting no nothing.
But i do take decent care of my teeth. Brush in the morning, mouthwash during the day when i need it and brush at night and the wisdom tooth on the other side has the same problem as well, i can feel it. |
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Drives: 2007 4 Door Yaris Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Southern California
Posts: 1,357
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Ya... both mine and my brother's wisdom teeth were retarded too. I have 0 cavities, but my wisdom teeth literally just fell apart. I think this is why they just pull them in most people.
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Location: Michigan
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When I had my wisdom teeth removed(couple years ago) I had a few bone fragments left behind (but my dentist warned me ahead of time). They will work their way out in a few days/week. Just make sure to follow your after-care direction (rinsing your mouth out) to avoid getting an infection.
Ohh btw that is one f@$^ed up tooth |
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![]() ![]() ![]() Drives: 09 3Dr Manual Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Michigan
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A couple of months ago I had my rearmost bottom molar pulled. A few weeks later when I was at the dentist I told her that I thought she had missed a fragment. She checked me out and said that it was normal bone that I was feeling.
I'd never noticed that before (but in hindsight it makes perfect sense) that the area behind the last molar is elevated compared to what you'd have if the molar wasn't there. There is a small part of that elevated flat spot that isn't quite flat (at least in my mouth). It feels like a fragment (or a tooth that's trying to grow in. My wisdom teeth came out easily at least 20 years ago and I've never missed them. They just crud your mouth up and contribute nothing. Quote:
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