Re: Heidi,Re: Your Dental Work

[Guest guest]

Heidi,

let me say again, I feel for you immensly.

I used to have night mares that my teeth would be loose. I could actually move

them with my fingers. I've had this occuring dream for years now and I wake up

grateful it was only a dream.

I mentioned this dream to my mom many yrs ago and she told me some would say the

dream represents I'm gossiping about someone. Of course that's just an old wives

tale.

I don't believe in things like that.

I think our teeth are important make up of us. call me vain if you want to.

even commercials and dentists know how important to have white teeth are to some

patients. You can go during your lunch hour to a dentist in New York City and

sit in a chair for one hour and leave that office with teeth 3 shades lighter

than when you walked in.

it's expensive though and insurances won't cover the cost. It's considered

cosmetic.

I think it was devistating what hitler did to the people by cutting off all

their hair. How demeaning.

I remember a story once shared by a friend when we were younger. she had a dog,

and they cut the hair very short and laughed at the dog when they saw him. this

poor dog's feelings were actually hurt. He knew exactly what they talking about

and laughing about.

even animals find it demeaning.

So the visual importance of good teeth and hair are number one on my list of

vanities.

I'm sorry you had to suffer through that Heidi. but I'm glad it's being

resolved and can't wait for the day it is completed for you.

thank goodness for dentists and dental surgeons.

I love them!

S.

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[Guest guest]

,

I also have a reoccuring dream where I lose my teeth. They get loose and

then fall out. I hate that dream, especially now as my teeth are having

problems. Evidently my tooth enamel didn't form right and all my

fillings are going south rapidly as well as many teeth breaking. The CP

isn't helping it muich either. I'm only 35 and I've been told that I'll

probably need full dentures sometime in the next 10 years.

Kimber

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Kimber

Vallejo, CA

hominid2@...

Note: All advice given is personal opinion, not equal to that of a licensed

physician or health care professional.