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OmegaNebula
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Here's a question that anybody old enough can answer...
I'm in my late 20s. My teeth are OK for now, I guess. Only one root canal and no missing teeth. However, most of my teeth have at least one filling, and all of my molars have multiple fillings. No matter how good I am at bushing, more often then not, the same teeth have to get drilled again and again. None of my fillings are shallow anymore, and almost all are down to the pulp. I don't see how I can continue for much longer without all of these teeth needing root-canal treatment in the (relatively near) future.
What happens next? Am I doomed to have lost all these teeth by the time I'm twice my age? No matter what gets fixed, it seems there's always some problem with my mouth, and the rate of downward slide just seems unsustainable.
I'm in my late 20s. My teeth are OK for now, I guess. Only one root canal and no missing teeth. However, most of my teeth have at least one filling, and all of my molars have multiple fillings. No matter how good I am at bushing, more often then not, the same teeth have to get drilled again and again. None of my fillings are shallow anymore, and almost all are down to the pulp. I don't see how I can continue for much longer without all of these teeth needing root-canal treatment in the (relatively near) future.
What happens next? Am I doomed to have lost all these teeth by the time I'm twice my age? No matter what gets fixed, it seems there's always some problem with my mouth, and the rate of downward slide just seems unsustainable.