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Old 02-13-2011, 01:45 PM #1
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Default RSD and Tooth Loss?
I just want to know if anyone on this site has been lossing their teeth or have you had any teeth that break in half or get cracked in half while eating? I had to have one of my back tooth on the upper R hand side completly removed! (also not covered by insurance,when on SSDI) Now I have another tooth on the upper L side that has cracked in half while eating cereal? I just wonder if this has anything to do with the whole nerve thing? I would gladly like to hear if anyone else has or is going thru the same thing? Breezy55
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