miss_thenorth
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You seriously need to get this fixed asap. I had this happen one time and was lax on getting it fixed. End result was root canal.
I just lost the filling in my tooth
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95% of root canals can be avoided and the are the intermediary step to false teeth. See the link I posted on page one. ... just don't accept them anymore.
FarmerChick
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yea get it fixed fast
set up payment plan etc. you can not afford not to have teeth lol
I just cracked my crown on my front tooth....and get this, I was chewing on a big stalk of grass from the pasture and bit down on it and the back part of my porcelain crown just broke....kill me ok!
mine doesn't hurt either but I will be calling first thing in the morning and yes, I have dental coverage but my share won't be pretty for a new cap. yikes
set up payment plan etc. you can not afford not to have teeth lol
I just cracked my crown on my front tooth....and get this, I was chewing on a big stalk of grass from the pasture and bit down on it and the back part of my porcelain crown just broke....kill me ok!
mine doesn't hurt either but I will be calling first thing in the morning and yes, I have dental coverage but my share won't be pretty for a new cap. yikes
Wildsky
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Thats why I used the cement for my daughter, dang food kept getting stuck in there. Make sure you clean the hole out well first. We have a waterpik thing and I used that to clean it out well and then loaded with cement. But be sure to have enough of it handy - it falls out easily.FarmerDenise said:
