Two months ago when I was having an abscessed wisdom tooth extracted I had
a full panoramic x-ray taken. It was my first visit to that dentist.
Today I went back in for a general check up, and to have any cavities
filled that the dentist found. I was pleasantly surprised to find I ...

I have braces on right now to fix my bite, but my previously straight
front teeth are now slightly uneven. Basically my two front teeth are
different lengths (maybe .5 to 1mm max) and when the braces line them
up they will be even on the gumline but the length different will be

"This suggests that the central and/or autonomic nervous systems,
rather than peripheral sensory factors, have a dominant role in SB
genesis. "
-Sue

My adult son had two wisdom teeth removed today.  He says that on one,
a piece of cheek bone about the diameter of a dime and as thick as a
quarter came out with the tooth.  The dentist said that the bone will
"grow back".  Is this true?  Or if not, is this something to be

at my expense.  it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling.  u all can thank joel for telling me how to get in touch w/ this fine upstanding group.  on SNL i will mention all of u as "my people"

Keeping your teeth - whatever your ag
Text: The idea that tooth loss is a normal part of ageing is a myth - providing you take
good care of your teeth, there's no reason why you shouldn't have as many teeth in your 70s as in your 20s.
Although most people understand that decay can ...

Dear patient or lay-person searching this news group for answers to dental
questions.
As you no doubt have already noticed, this site has been hijacked by trolls
trying to fabricate issues about toxicity levels and diseases which do not

Mark Tarka: "Joel, now WHAT does this have to do with dentistry?"
Joely: "Hiya Mark. Actually the two are very closely related."
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You know ,,,,,, its related to dentistry .......... its suprising how

Anyone purchase one yet?
Joely
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I am a walking dental disaster. I have always taken care of my teeth,
going to the dentist all the time. Yet, my teeth just keep getting
worse and worse. Right now I am 25 years old and I already have 14
crowns (that cover teeth that had root canal treatments), one molar was

Hello. I just brought this up in another tread, but I think its worthy
of a new thread.
I've read about porcelain over gold fillings. As I understand it, the
gold is glued to the tooth and acts like a cushion/pillow for porcelain

Sat, 28 Jan 2006 09:09:24 -0800 (PST)
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Hello! I'm a dental student and I'd like to ask a few questions to the
kind dentists around, I have a rough sketch diagram of a tooth (2nd
molar of the 4th Quadrant) attached below that I'm about to work on,
it's a Class I cavity and soon to be a Class II cavity as there's

Hello. I'm planning to get some dental work this year. The plan is to
to replace all the amalgam with better quality fillings, either
porcelain or gold, and add braces after. Yesterday I had two amalgams
replaced with porcelain onlays/partial-crowns. My dentist said these

this group is for dentists who don't really think mercury, root canals, and cavitations r a bad thing.  i am so used to talking to patients every day who r so sick they wanna die.  i forget how the other half lives, sometimes...