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Old 08-18-2011, 07:48 AM #1
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Default bryanna, where are you ?? :)
Hey stranger remember me .... Got a question. I have been working out and eating better and have lost about 37 pounds over the last year or so. I notice that when flossing now my back lower molars seem to be a little further apart and the floss slips in very easy now and I used to have to fight it. Any idea why ??? My gums look good nice and pink and firm...
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