That won't work. Sorry.jpoon said:32 teeth as far as I can tell. I think they're all in place and relatively straight. I have a bit of a receding gum line though, trying to work on that now. A dentist that my sister talked to has said that you can massage your gums down or up to push them back where they should be, over time they're supposed to return.
Hope it works, right now I can't tell any difference because I just recently started trying it.
Yeah, I have care credit that I'm getting ready to use to get it all figured out. This was just something they have said you can do in the meantime without any assistance.Stasisesque said:That won't work. Sorry.jpoon said:32 teeth as far as I can tell. I think they're all in place and relatively straight. I have a bit of a receding gum line though, trying to work on that now. A dentist that my sister talked to has said that you can massage your gums down or up to push them back where they should be, over time they're supposed to return.
Hope it works, right now I can't tell any difference because I just recently started trying it.
See a dentist, your gumline is receding either due to vigorous brushing - in which case you merely need to move to a softer toothbrush and improve your brushing technique; or due to gum disease, in which case steps will need to be taken to stop it.
But you can't "push them back to where they should be".
So you have 28 teeth and you're post #28 huhJFuss said:28.
Some of which are still baby teeth as I never had the adult teeth pushing them out.
MUTANT! Warn your future mate before reproducing. Its only polite, since the government hasn't yet implemented strict mutant reporting laws that I keep suggesting.Alucard 11189 said:31. I have a missing wisdom tooth on my top right that never materialised. It must run in the family as my mother and my maternal grandfather never had a top right wisdom tooth. The 31 teeth I do have are well looked after. I have never had a filling or needed braces, and I hope that will continue to be the case.