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Smile Hello John!
Welcome to NT!

Glad you found this wonderful forum full of caring and supportive people! I'm sorry about the dental difficulty you've been dealing with.
I see you've found your way to the dental forum. It's very informative and the feedback will be great!

Glad you're here!

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