Guest guest Posted January 3, 2008 Report Share Posted January 3, 2008 Boy, here's one I can DEFINITELY RELATE TO. Since my last child was born I have had severe deterioration of my teeth. That was nine years ago. I, in fact, still had my wisdom teeth in relatively decent condition until just before my youngest was born. Since I was six months in, my teeth slowly but surely have crumbled, especially those in the back of my mouth. In all honesty, I've had problems with my mouth for twenty years or more. I was born with a super high concentration of flouride due to the area where I was born, just outside Fort Hood, Texas 1970. The dentist I had as a child warned my parents that my teeth would suffer as a result of that. They have, I wore braces, and boxcars, which some people know are those horrid rubber bands, the combination ruined my jaw, giving me TMJ for the rest of eternity and also ensured the deterioration of my teeth and jaw. People wonder why I despise doctors and consider the dentist's office to be a torture chamber dressed in silver and white. Imagine if you will, ten years of severe deterioration. I saw a dentist two years ago next month, they wanted me to go to a periodontist to get my gums worked on. I can't, I suffer a serious problem with surface blood vessels in my mouth, one I inherited from my grandmother. The procedure they were discussing, in the periodontist's office, almost caused my eighty year old grandmother to bleed to death after having only the primary treatment managed. I bled like a stuck pig after their assessment exam for nearly an entire day. I didn't bother to go back. Not that I could have afforded the bill, in the first place. Personally, I'll let my teeth rot out of my mouth before trying that one again. A. Neff > I have a few friends online that I talk to that have fibromyalgia also... > And we have noticed something that is going on with all of us. > > We started out years ago with nice teeth, and now, in my 42 yrs of age, my > teeth are so bad. They seem to crumble apart at times....I was eating a > tortilla chip last week, and one whole side of my " eye " tooth broke off.. > and there wasn't anything wrong with it before. > > I am thinking about getting my teeth all pulled one day and getting some > nice pretty choppers. > > Anyone else have this problem? > > K. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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