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Join Date: Jun 2016
Location: Tuftonboro and Sudbury, MA
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One of my crowns fell out a few weeks ago. When I called my dentist, she said she was not allowed to use a drill because the drilling aerosolizes liquid in the mouth, creating micro particles that are especially difficult to keep contained--they hang in the air. You might ask your dentist about that |
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Location: Laconia
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I lost part of a tooth about three weeks ago, and my dentist (different from my friend dentist) drilled (smoothed our the surface) before applying a temporary patch. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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