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Old 06-21-2016, 09:25 PM #1
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Thank you once more for your help.

Just an FYI tooth #19 was extracted possibly 35 yrs ago and the bridge covering 18-19-20 is probably 32/33 yrs old. Probably the only thing the dentists did right by me yrs ago. As I said earlier the dental visits I had early in life were brutal at times. it scared me away for years
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