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Old 10-17-2006, 08:56 AM
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Well, the first of the wisdoms (lower left) has broken thru the gum and.........yep, my son's tics have stabilised! Hopefully the other 3 teeth will be as easy and no surgery will be required. We did add pantothenic acid and Royal Jelly back to his supplement regimin too, and I know that helped immediately to stop the bruxism/jaw snap tic that had re developed
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