so who noticed the invisible arm or the floating hand all by itself.
Back around 2009, I had all the rest of my teeth pulled in preparation for dentures. The dentist said that she could "save" four of the front teeth but that they would need root canal work. I told her to pull them all, that I didn't want to deal with bridges. I had to wait for two months after they were pulled before she would get impressions of my gums.
Let me tell you that missing teeth ain't all that bad for chewing. For two months I did fine just gumming my food to death with not having any teeth.
Let me tell you that missing teeth ain't all that bad for chewing. For two months I did fine just gumming my food to death with not having any teeth.
How about the guys noses?
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I was focused on those two very large and prominent...
...noses. The patient has two noses.
I believe you gents may be focused on the wrong part of the photo.
Arm?
Yep. That's what got me at first. It's still early around here -- I was like "Oh man. I think I need some more coffee."
How many fingers are on that hand?
A family member had this, and I was surprised at how long, and how many trips, and procedures it took. The result looks great, but it's not simple, easy, or likely cheap. I had a partial denture once, and never got used to wearing it, so I would have a lot of trouble wearing dentures, I'm sure. I'm old and have a few teeth left, I think I will try and make them last as long as I do,
