Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Have you any missing teeth? i won't tell on you?
I don't have any missing teeth thankfully :)
Have you any missing teeth? i won't tell on you?
Yeah...my wisdom teeth. I got them pulled out when I was 30.
Reply:no i hadn;t
Reply:yes to many!!! just had about 8 pulled top and bottom in the back...getting partials : (
Reply:yeah i got one missing
Reply:Yes, I had 4 wisdom teeth removed and lost two because of a benign oral tumor. I have a permanent bridge there that has worked out very well.
Reply:I don't think so .....
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Have you any missing teeth? i won't tell on you?
Yeah...my wisdom teeth. I got them pulled out when I was 30.
Reply:no i hadn;t
Reply:yes to many!!! just had about 8 pulled top and bottom in the back...getting partials : (
Reply:yeah i got one missing
Reply:Yes, I had 4 wisdom teeth removed and lost two because of a benign oral tumor. I have a permanent bridge there that has worked out very well.
Reply:I don't think so .....
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Does Tooth Wax (for fake Missing teeth) feel weird in Mouth?
Was curious about how tooth wax feels when placed on teeth. Does it rub off easily when you eat food?
Does Tooth Wax (for fake Missing teeth) feel weird in Mouth?
Yes, it is going to feel weird wax in your mouth usually does. You more than likely would not be able to eat with it on because it would come off.
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Does Tooth Wax (for fake Missing teeth) feel weird in Mouth?
Yes, it is going to feel weird wax in your mouth usually does. You more than likely would not be able to eat with it on because it would come off.
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How many girls think think tall guys missing front teeth are sexey?
i am a tall guy missing my front teeth and cant afford to get them fixed right now. but feel REAL ALONE for love!
How many girls think think tall guys missing front teeth are sexey?
If you feel that you're alone, you will be. Get out of the mentality.
Reply:No - you need to get them fixed right away -you`re probably a real sweetheart but people go on first impressions and thats the sorry truth.
Reply:ohhh. i think its so hottt when a guys front teeth kinda stick out a little. :)
but if any teeth are missing on anyone, imho it looks kind of scary and makes you look like a hobo or pirate.
just my honest opinion ..
isnt there maybe some cheap temporary teeth replacement thing .. or maybe not
well anyway, i find confidence extremely attractive, so if you're confident, maybe they wont care.
and if someone really had a problem with your teeth, then you shouldnt be with them
unless youre one of those player dudes.
:)
Reply:Well, is he a Hockey player? Oh, well then... Listen, it is initial attraction that brings someone to you but its going to be your personality that keeps them there. I think its kind of cool, you have an opportunity right now to see just how superficial people are. Any GOOD girl, and there are not a lot of them, will have you on one hand and Joe Schmoe on another. She will say," Teeth can be fixed, retard is forever." If you are a good guy, another rarity in this world, it wont matter too much.
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How many girls think think tall guys missing front teeth are sexey?
If you feel that you're alone, you will be. Get out of the mentality.
Reply:No - you need to get them fixed right away -you`re probably a real sweetheart but people go on first impressions and thats the sorry truth.
Reply:ohhh. i think its so hottt when a guys front teeth kinda stick out a little. :)
but if any teeth are missing on anyone, imho it looks kind of scary and makes you look like a hobo or pirate.
just my honest opinion ..
isnt there maybe some cheap temporary teeth replacement thing .. or maybe not
well anyway, i find confidence extremely attractive, so if you're confident, maybe they wont care.
and if someone really had a problem with your teeth, then you shouldnt be with them
unless youre one of those player dudes.
:)
Reply:Well, is he a Hockey player? Oh, well then... Listen, it is initial attraction that brings someone to you but its going to be your personality that keeps them there. I think its kind of cool, you have an opportunity right now to see just how superficial people are. Any GOOD girl, and there are not a lot of them, will have you on one hand and Joe Schmoe on another. She will say," Teeth can be fixed, retard is forever." If you are a good guy, another rarity in this world, it wont matter too much.
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Face change from 2 missing teeth, maxilla recession, lopsided face?
I had a problem when I was younger and had a cist formed above one of my teeth, the tooth was removed but caused my wisdom tooth to stay in my upper gum. After going to multiple dentists and oral surgeons, I was told that I didn't have to remove the wisdom tooth. But after doing some research the upper maxilla (or the jaw bone where two of the teeth would have been) is affecting my face shape. It is looking sunken in on one side, while the other side of my face is normal.
After reviewing with an oral surgeon, I only notice my face shape change to something I could notice, when my wisdom tooth came in on my opposite side (the side where I didn't have any teeth removed).
I have removed my lower wisdom tooth and have scheduled a time to remove the upper wisdom tooth on the side that seems to be "puffy" or "normal."
I don't want my face to be lopsided, and afraid that just removing the wisdom tooth will do nothing. What can I do to fix what has happened?
Face change from 2 missing teeth, maxilla recession, lopsided face?
Orthodontists deal with facial appearance (not just straight teeth like most people think [= ) and they work closely with oral surgeons in some cases to get the best result. You should go for a couple consultations with orthodontists in your area and tell them about your concerns, most orthodontists offer free consultations.
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After reviewing with an oral surgeon, I only notice my face shape change to something I could notice, when my wisdom tooth came in on my opposite side (the side where I didn't have any teeth removed).
I have removed my lower wisdom tooth and have scheduled a time to remove the upper wisdom tooth on the side that seems to be "puffy" or "normal."
I don't want my face to be lopsided, and afraid that just removing the wisdom tooth will do nothing. What can I do to fix what has happened?
Face change from 2 missing teeth, maxilla recession, lopsided face?
Orthodontists deal with facial appearance (not just straight teeth like most people think [= ) and they work closely with oral surgeons in some cases to get the best result. You should go for a couple consultations with orthodontists in your area and tell them about your concerns, most orthodontists offer free consultations.
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Missing Teeth / Dental Implant / Braces?
I am having a lot of problems with my mouth over the last few months. I went to the dentist and he told me that I still have a baby tooth and I was born without two of my permanent teeth [two of the front bottom teeth].
He thinks I should pull the baby tooth and get braces to make room for two dental implants.
The whole thing freaks me out. I don't want to be toothless, and I also don't want something foreign in my mouth that is destined to "fail" sometime or another.
I am also curious as to if I could just get braces and pull everything together and just leave some space in the back - possibly room for my wisdom teeth when they come in.
I am an education major very close to graduating and I don't want to have a physically negative appearance in the classroom. I have been constantly crying over the last few months after I heard the news. I really would like to hear comments from professionals who could possibly put me to ease.
Missing Teeth / Dental Implant / Braces?
Hi! I've been in dentistry for over 25 years and have implants. Many of them. And please promise me to stop crying over this. IT IS a solvable problem and you will not look bad or will they fail. In fact, implants will out live you. The baby teeth will fail. This you have no choice, they have to go. The braces will make room and more importantly, the implants will look more natural and better than the baby teeth. It all takes time, but the end result will be wonderful.
This is what I would do. I would make either a Maryland bridge that fills the gab and cements onto the neighboring teeth to take up the space of the baby teeth. The Ortho can bypass this and cement brackets and add the wire to the natural teeth and move them into position. Once this is done, remove the bridge and sink the implants. You can recement the bridge until the implants heal in place and the final crowns can be placed. NO ONE will know BUT YOU! And there is no space to be embarrassed about.
The second option is to wear a flipper that has two teeth on it and no one will know but you. I think this is not the best of choices as you can remove this and it can come out easily.
What I have done for patients, is make the Maryland bridge with a temp. material, costs less and you can have a good look. Once the teeth shift, sink implants and make a partial denture for the space. This hooks on to your natural teeth and is less likely to move when you talk or laugh. I have also re-cement the Maryland bridge for 3-4 months and the patient has no concerns until it it time for final impressions. Then still use this so no one knows and it looks great. It will cost a little more, but you wil have a full set of teeth, stop crying about it and get on with a great career. THIS is a TINY speed bump in your life. A good dentist will never let you walk around missing teeth and look terrible. I will never allow any of my patients to angst over this. If I have to make the temporary myself I do. Believe me, I have 11 implants and 5 are in the front, do you think my patients ever saw their dentist without perfect teeth? Never. So please calm down, this is easy to do. If your dentist can't find someone that can. I do this all the time and my patients love me. The reason I care so much is I have been in the same situation. If you have any other questions, please ask. Marie.
Reply:It will be okay. If you are uncomfortable witht eh implant tell the denist your idea and see what he says.
Reply:Okay. Are you aesthically ok at this point? That baby tooth can last for a very long time. I have a patient (I'm in the dental field) who has a nicely functioning baby tooth. He is 75 freaking years old!
Yes it is possible that the baby tooth will crap out. When it does, an implant may be in order. By that time you may have dental insurance and they might even cover a portion. SWEET! Dental implants have come a long way over the last 20 years. They are costly, but do last when done correctly.
If you have a malocclusion, see an orthodontist to see if braces can help this situation. They are in a position to scope out what needs to be where.
If you have dental insurance now, you should be able to get a panorex (full lower face xray) done under your coverage by your dentist. Take that xray to the orthodontist and get a consult. Most orthodontists will do a consult for a minimal fee.
Don't worry about looking professional in the classroom because of your teeth. The kids will love it if you have to get braces. Now quit crying and finish you school work to the best of your ability.
Reply:i have braces n my best friend does she went through the same thing.i have to get a baby tooth pullde before i get mine
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He thinks I should pull the baby tooth and get braces to make room for two dental implants.
The whole thing freaks me out. I don't want to be toothless, and I also don't want something foreign in my mouth that is destined to "fail" sometime or another.
I am also curious as to if I could just get braces and pull everything together and just leave some space in the back - possibly room for my wisdom teeth when they come in.
I am an education major very close to graduating and I don't want to have a physically negative appearance in the classroom. I have been constantly crying over the last few months after I heard the news. I really would like to hear comments from professionals who could possibly put me to ease.
Missing Teeth / Dental Implant / Braces?
Hi! I've been in dentistry for over 25 years and have implants. Many of them. And please promise me to stop crying over this. IT IS a solvable problem and you will not look bad or will they fail. In fact, implants will out live you. The baby teeth will fail. This you have no choice, they have to go. The braces will make room and more importantly, the implants will look more natural and better than the baby teeth. It all takes time, but the end result will be wonderful.
This is what I would do. I would make either a Maryland bridge that fills the gab and cements onto the neighboring teeth to take up the space of the baby teeth. The Ortho can bypass this and cement brackets and add the wire to the natural teeth and move them into position. Once this is done, remove the bridge and sink the implants. You can recement the bridge until the implants heal in place and the final crowns can be placed. NO ONE will know BUT YOU! And there is no space to be embarrassed about.
The second option is to wear a flipper that has two teeth on it and no one will know but you. I think this is not the best of choices as you can remove this and it can come out easily.
What I have done for patients, is make the Maryland bridge with a temp. material, costs less and you can have a good look. Once the teeth shift, sink implants and make a partial denture for the space. This hooks on to your natural teeth and is less likely to move when you talk or laugh. I have also re-cement the Maryland bridge for 3-4 months and the patient has no concerns until it it time for final impressions. Then still use this so no one knows and it looks great. It will cost a little more, but you wil have a full set of teeth, stop crying about it and get on with a great career. THIS is a TINY speed bump in your life. A good dentist will never let you walk around missing teeth and look terrible. I will never allow any of my patients to angst over this. If I have to make the temporary myself I do. Believe me, I have 11 implants and 5 are in the front, do you think my patients ever saw their dentist without perfect teeth? Never. So please calm down, this is easy to do. If your dentist can't find someone that can. I do this all the time and my patients love me. The reason I care so much is I have been in the same situation. If you have any other questions, please ask. Marie.
Reply:It will be okay. If you are uncomfortable witht eh implant tell the denist your idea and see what he says.
Reply:Okay. Are you aesthically ok at this point? That baby tooth can last for a very long time. I have a patient (I'm in the dental field) who has a nicely functioning baby tooth. He is 75 freaking years old!
Yes it is possible that the baby tooth will crap out. When it does, an implant may be in order. By that time you may have dental insurance and they might even cover a portion. SWEET! Dental implants have come a long way over the last 20 years. They are costly, but do last when done correctly.
If you have a malocclusion, see an orthodontist to see if braces can help this situation. They are in a position to scope out what needs to be where.
If you have dental insurance now, you should be able to get a panorex (full lower face xray) done under your coverage by your dentist. Take that xray to the orthodontist and get a consult. Most orthodontists will do a consult for a minimal fee.
Don't worry about looking professional in the classroom because of your teeth. The kids will love it if you have to get braces. Now quit crying and finish you school work to the best of your ability.
Reply:i have braces n my best friend does she went through the same thing.i have to get a baby tooth pullde before i get mine
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Missing teeth and braces question?
My son is 13, and just had the ortho workup for braces and doesn't physically have the 2 teeth next to his upper 2 front teeth.
The ortho dr wants to take his other teeth and pull them closer and pull 2 permanent bottom teeth since he is overcrowded.
So we have the dental workup today and he is uneasy of pulling the 2 permanent and wants us to have a 2nd opinion which is fine and we will, but wants to do implants instead of moving those teeth over.
So has any parents experienced this during dental workups? What did you chose and do?
Thanks!!
Missing teeth and braces question?
My son had a similar situation. Our dentist, ortho and 2nd opinion did not think implants were a good idea because of the risk of rejection as well as other issues. have the 2nd opinion but I wouldn't hesitate having the perm teeth extracted.
Reply:well if you do implants it would be a lot of money
just do wat the doctor said to do
Reply:that happened to me.
my teeth moved but there was too much of a space (they pulled a lot of my teeth) so i have one implant. i always get complimented on my smile... literally every day,
but i'm not sure the pain of all that dentistry was worth it. :)
i'm sure i'm happier with my teeth and the past pain than i would be with an overcrowded smile.
Reply:hey i'm 15 and have the same problem. my mom chose to do implants instead. i would look for a second opion because my detentist said that moving teeth over would not work because there would still be space missing some where in my mouth so i didnt really have an option. hope that helps a little.
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The ortho dr wants to take his other teeth and pull them closer and pull 2 permanent bottom teeth since he is overcrowded.
So we have the dental workup today and he is uneasy of pulling the 2 permanent and wants us to have a 2nd opinion which is fine and we will, but wants to do implants instead of moving those teeth over.
So has any parents experienced this during dental workups? What did you chose and do?
Thanks!!
Missing teeth and braces question?
My son had a similar situation. Our dentist, ortho and 2nd opinion did not think implants were a good idea because of the risk of rejection as well as other issues. have the 2nd opinion but I wouldn't hesitate having the perm teeth extracted.
Reply:well if you do implants it would be a lot of money
just do wat the doctor said to do
Reply:that happened to me.
my teeth moved but there was too much of a space (they pulled a lot of my teeth) so i have one implant. i always get complimented on my smile... literally every day,
but i'm not sure the pain of all that dentistry was worth it. :)
i'm sure i'm happier with my teeth and the past pain than i would be with an overcrowded smile.
Reply:hey i'm 15 and have the same problem. my mom chose to do implants instead. i would look for a second opion because my detentist said that moving teeth over would not work because there would still be space missing some where in my mouth so i didnt really have an option. hope that helps a little.
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