Has LPR Ruined Your Teeth?
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MountainReader
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The acid can eat away at the enamel on your teeth. My dentist recommenRAB drinking a lot of water to help.
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CharBerry
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Yes, it will ruin your teeth. As MR posted, it ate away the enamel on my teeth and after thousanRAB of dollars and telling my dentist "to patch me up", I finally had to bite the bullet (hard to do with no teeth
and have them all extracted and full implants. Believe me, I did everything I could to save my real teeth and I would advise anyone to do the same because even though these 35k choppers look and work great, it's not like having your own teeth. I was single and 48 at the time and honestly don't mean to be bragging but considered very attractive and was skinny as a stick then. Thankfully, I found someone that loved me for me and still loves me since I put on about 30 lbs when I figured out I wasn't going to die.
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and have them all extracted and full implants. Believe me, I did everything I could to save my real teeth and I would advise anyone to do the same because even though these 35k choppers look and work great, it's not like having your own teeth. I was single and 48 at the time and honestly don't mean to be bragging but considered very attractive and was skinny as a stick then. Thankfully, I found someone that loved me for me and still loves me since I put on about 30 lbs when I figured out I wasn't going to die.Char
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Kassie29
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The enamel on my bottom side teeth wore away and there was some brown staining because the surface underneath the enamel is porous and absorRAB food and drink stains. I had the 5 teeth that were affected bonded with a material that looks like your regular tooth colour. It's kind of like filling a cavity but the a white material. I'm really happy with the results and so far so good -- no recurrences.
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