I am embarrassed to say this but I think I may have a problem...
Seriously overdosed on the icecream, brisket & ribs this weekend. I think I may burst.
Only thing missing was a good fruit cobbler ...
Yay.
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I am embarrassed to say this but I think I may have a problem...
Seriously overdosed on the icecream, brisket & ribs this weekend. I think I may burst.
Only thing missing was a good fruit cobbler ...
Yay.
I'm sorry. I remember how weird it was @ first.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
I had very healthy teeth until they all got smashed. Fwiw, while there is an initial sticker shock for implants, I believe they are worth every single penny. If done well, you'll forget they are replacements.
Kind of looking forward to GoT tonight.
& admittedly to the conclusion of the tv series. All the waiting... sheesh.
Eyes without a face ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Um, Billy Idol?Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Well, I'm about done with today. Thank you for the bday wishes.
Good night folks
Finally a band/musician reference that isn't from the 60s!Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
I am doing some research stat on no-implant option proportion to weight loss. [LOL]Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
You jest but there might be something to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
Good morning folks
How could I not go to the range on a beautiful day like this?
Might see a fella about trying a few more shotguns too, maybe.
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Originally Posted by wyome
The 70's work for you ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3VF...rt_radio=1&t=0
I loved the 70?s. Spent the early part of it slobbering and pooping myself and a good portion of the rest of it watching cartoons and learning to read, write, and tie my shoes.
Was that when you had the accident?Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Some folks have a tough time with their teen-age yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
[blaster]
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Originally Posted by OtterbatHellcat
I am glad that it isnt on the front or where people can see.Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
If I do, it will be in Los Angeles (where cosmetic surgical stuff are better and cheaper).
2 biggest factor is.
Change in food consumption and any speech change for worse.
If I consume less food, I am perfectly okay without implant.
I told those issues to my wife and my family. They think I am nuts. LOL
I wasn't very clear about this actually, and I meant a rehab facility for the elderly trying to recover from medical problems/hospital stays.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
I saw folks that I know have nobody visiting them and similar situations.
I don't think consuming less food is real angle to consider, because of its uncomfortable enough to eat less, every meal for the rest of your life will be miserable and a constant reminder.
What he saidQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Also, turns out I really, really, really like semi auto shotguns with full length mag tubes.
Nighty night folks
The issue with not having that gap filled in. Over time the other teeth that were on either side of the one pulled, will gradually shift. So while they are in good shape now, slowly but surely, they will start coming loose due to no support against each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
Ask your orthodontist and dentist, get their opinion. I've had 2 , who don't do implants, say the same thing.
My Dad did the One Clear Choice full mouth of teeth replacement. 1 it costs a lot. 2 he won't need any more dental work. 3 it takes quite a while to go from surgery to being able to eat solid food again. 4 he said he wish he did this sooner
No cavity , no abscess, but cracking is a bummer.
All the brushing, flossing, antiseptic, and routine visit didn't help.
Still got about 6+ month to think about this and shop around .
Adams county was tweeting that suspects were apprehended before I even woke up this morning, yet when I go to pick up kids at 3:45 pm they are STILL on lock down. What the fuck? There are school full of kids driving around. Get your shit together school.
I guess this is a new threat. Some girl from another state said she was going to come to Colorado and shoot up some schools. Then she showed up today so every school in the metro area was on lockdown.
18 year old female
white
brown hair
5' 5" tall
last seen wearing black shirt, camo pants, and black boots.
She showed up in the foothills of Jefferson county.
That's all I know.
Here is a link: https://www.9news.com/article/news/e...7-8d286162ceec
Unfortunate consequences of the time and our nutritional habits of our youth.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
This is accurate information.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Genetics has as much to do with teeth strength/durability as proper daily care and biannual visits/cleanings....especially for those of us reaching higher ages.
Hey, Bob.
Howdy, Ho.
Fracking german engineering. More like lack of engineering. If one of my engineers did the stupid shit that was done on this car I would shame them in front of the whole company. Dumbasses.
Arroz con pollo.....
Watch this video and let your mind be blown. It kept popping up in my YouTube feed about a month ago and I kept ignoring it. I finally watched it and I found it fascinating.Quote:
Originally Posted by OtterbatHellcat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbzT00Cyq-g
It was an interesting video, Irving.
I do know my step mother has had horrible teeth problems since childhood, and I've heard similar stories from other friends talking about their families as well. It would be silly for me stand strongly on genetics possibilities without having a doctorate in that field of expertise.
With that disclaimer aside, I can reference personal knowledge about grinding my teeth while I sleep due to apnea symptoms and I've had crowns required because of cracked teeth. I do believe (in my case) there is evidence the cracking was caused by the grinding. So if anyone here has heard from a spouse or friend that you grind your teeth while sleeping/hold your breath for long periods while sleeping, please seek some professional medical help to see if you have apnea. It just might save your teeth as well.
I wasn't posting to contend with anything you said. It just reminded me of that video that I thought was interesting.
Nighty bye folks
That was a cool video, both the physiological and sociological implications were interesting. I have fairly ugly teeth, uneven, a Dave Letterman gap, and an overbite. I didn?t take good care as a kid or teen, and somehow still have all 32 teeth, and have only had a couple minor cavities ever. Well, maybe. I?m not convinced the dentist didn?t just claim there were some cavities so that he could drill and fill. Then he screwed up with the numbing, and made me cross eyed for about 6 hours. (Injected into the venous sinus, taking out my sixth cranial nerve, kinda interesting really). I haven?t earned the lack of dental problems I?ve been blessed with so far (except for avoiding meth), so I?m one of the genetically lucky ones.
I really dropped the ball during and after college with respect to flossing and have some pretty large cavities and ended up with a root canal (or two, I can't remember). Then I got jumped and had my head stomped into the concrete floor of a parking garage and broke one tooth in half and chipped another. The broken in half tooth falls off and it usually takes me a year or two to get around to having it repaired again.