I am 55 and have almost all of my teeth, but not all of them are straight or pearly-white. Still, the set of chompers I have serves me pretty well when tearing into turkey legs and triple-whoppers or crushing chocolate malted milk balls or fish heads. I have no pain in any of them as a general rule, but admittedly do not go to the dentist enough or floss enough since, as Dick Cheny might say, I have "other priorities." The problem is, the bottom front teeth, four or five of 'em I think, are stained badly brown from below the gum line in places to almost the top of the teeth (bite your upper lip with the bottom teeth, and the top part of the teeth would be what is left white if you are still confused, hayseed).
Now as most people know, I am also VERY frugal with my hard-earned cash and always looking for free professional advice, so what causes this? Any idea? The stains are relatively new..I think. I don't peek in my mouth that often, and none of many gals I smooch complain. Whassu
2006-07-24
02:32:55
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