@rose2008-2008 wrote:Much Better Now ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thank you,,,it gave me jip a few days ago but i think they take time to settle. Wonder which one im going to lose next?. Ever the optimist M25 i am LOL.
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Which one?...probably the lot if you think like a pessimist.! Stay positive, cut down on your sugar intake and hopefully your teeth will stop playing up. I used to work with a woman at work who was built like an elephant - she smoked like a chimney and was always eating chocolate bars for lunch and by the time she'd reached her forty-fifth birthday she'd had four of her teeth removed! 
Anyway, on with the thread:
Teeth Gone Rotten
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@rose2008-2008 wrote:Thats the thing,,, i have a very sweet tooth, VERY. As you get older your teeth are not as strong i suppose. I have a friend who eats sugar all the time no fruit no veg,, NOTHING good. Her teeth are fine she never goes too the dentist??. Whats that all about?.
Average Blind Pensioners
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Sounds unusual...you'd expect some tooth rot as a result of always eating sugary foods - perhaps she's just been lucky! In some cases genetics can play a deciding factor in how strong your teeth are - maybe she's got good genetics as far as her teeth are concerned.
Anyway, back to the thread:
Loss Of Hair (something I suffer with quite badly! )
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