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Old 05-13-2008, 01:17 PM #11
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In your case, you also have bone loss because you have been missing teeth in the upper front for many years which has caused the bone to deteriorate even further. Bryanna ~'.'~


I have a question Bryanna. Firstly I am not in any way considering implants. But, is the above statement true In rereading it, I guess it makes perfect sense.

I find your posts very interesting and full of information. Thank you
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