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LittleLynnie
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Having all of my teeth pulled definitely was a big hurdle on my mental health front, but mine were much, much worse than yours are. I left it until I simply had no other choice, so afterward, I kept telling myself that I'd had no choice (which I really hadn't). I won't lie, because even now, about 6 years later, I still have to force myself to NOT think about my lack of real teeth, and have occasional struggles with that.
So, and of great import here, I will say that you must do absolutely everything possible to not go the full denture route. I'm really glad that I did, but I left it until there was no way to live with what was left of my crumbly, solid-but-unstable, infected, and painful natural teeth.
So, and of great import here, I will say that you must do absolutely everything possible to not go the full denture route. I'm really glad that I did, but I left it until there was no way to live with what was left of my crumbly, solid-but-unstable, infected, and painful natural teeth.