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Yo, Roy: when was this pic taken?
Thanks
SP

I have some concerns about the quality of work of some recent composite
fillings. My dentist replaced most of the old amalgam fillings in one
quadrant of my mouth.
All the fillings feel significantly rougher than the old amalgams and

I am a 76 year old male and have lost about 60% of my natural teeth. Nothing
dramatic, just one tooth at a time.
Is this percentage normal for my age or, based on your own experience, what
is the normal rate of tooth loss with age.

I'm looking for some advice from this esteemed group...
I had a small filling in one of my front teeth, which popped out, taking
a nice triangular chunk of tooth with it; I put up a lovely out-of-focus
picture at:

                                            10/25/05
    I would like to document my experience at the dental office
managed by Dr. Dennis Tarnow, currently at 150 East 58th. St., NYC.  I
went to Dr. Tarnow for implant surgery because I was told that, as a

plume

         Would autogenous graft be better?...
The graft in which the donor site and recepient are the
same individual is termed Autogenous Graft or Autograft.
The best graft to assure the necessery stability and

I am going in for a crown on #30. It is covered by Delta PMI
"insurance".
My question is: What should I watch out for in terms of getting the
old "bait and switch" routine? Are there things the dentist can/will

Ok, i hate flossing, but I can see with my eyes it's useful.
After some really minor problem I upgraded to a good quality floss and
that made things better. But still, it's a pain.
I wonder if there is any reusable tool, like the one-use plastic thing

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I know this has been asked a million times, and I've read a few of the
answers, but I'm still confused.
For example, it seems almost ALL Dentists accept "dental insurance"
these days, and yet it seems, from what I read here, that any dentist

Free advice is worth what you get, but I wonder if the practitioners on
the list might comment on my situation...
Five weeks ago I got a sharp stabbing pain in my lower jaw while
chewing something (a sandwich, I think).  Four days later I was in at

Another year... has anything changed?
All the best to you,
Realperson
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