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Old 11-17-2007, 01:54 PM #1
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Question quick question
okay.

Im at the age where your last set of teeth (molers or something...) come in and I will need to have them removed. its already been decided since i was like 10 by my dentist (small mouth, no room, etc, runs in family).

is the procedure surgical and will it be likely that the rsd will spread to my mouth after it is done? i have made myself not worry about it for awhile but i think they might be starting to come in soon and now i need to start thinking about it.

thanks.

nikki
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