Biggest risk is drifting, most likely tipping of #14 into the space.
    I have seen Nesbitt appliances work, often for many years.  However,
they are generally frowned upon, as they put rotational forces on the
holding teeth.  There is also at least a theoretical risk of swallowing
or (worse) aspiration of the appliance.  Therefore, few dentists will do
them anymore.

Steve

The downside is that you will have a huge party at your place
and one of your guests will have to use the facilities. Once there,
he/she may peer into the medicine cabinet. People always do that,
know I do.

The Nesbit may scare the bejesus out of your guest. That is
the only downside.

Joel

jhatpro Wrote:

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