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November 17, 2006
Smile

Now my bite can be worse than my bark.

However, given the level of discomfort and downright pain, I may not be flashing my new pearly whites too often over the next few weeks. Silly me, I assumed that I'd just pop them in and be good to go. After only a couple of days, and a few hours (okay, more like six total) of wear, I have two sore spots on my lower jaw, and feel like Winthrop Paroo.

I've already scheduled an appointment for Monday (the soonest they could get me in), and hopefully I won't have to go through months of readjustments and such. I wonder if, once they're comfortable, I'd be able to get them customized for special occasions. I'm thinking fangs for Halloween, bunny teeth for Easter, red and green flashing grillz for Xmas... hmmm....

Copyright © 2006 by Traci York

Posted by InternetGeek at November 17, 2006 11:27 AM

Comments

Or you could just do what Sean does and remove them before eating, drinking or anything that involves getting stuff under it...

Hey, you posted this the day Gabriel arrived!

Posted by: Jo [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 12, 2006 05:42 PM

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