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Old 12-05-2007, 11:50 AM #10
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Default Hi,
I just wanted to welcome you to the forum.

I lost all of my bottom teeth right before I got my diagnoses of RSD, but I knew I had the RSD due to a friend on the TOS forum helping me figure it out. They all had to be pulled due to teeth problems. It took 3 sets of teeth to get a set that fits half the way right due to no gums. They went bad so fast it was unreal.

There are several on here that have delt with RSD and dental work so I know you have or will get some good info. I would make sure like others said that you find a Dentist that knows about RSD.

Hope you enjoy being here with us. And New York? I have always wanted to see New York. Hope you are enjoying it.

Ada
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