I had a partial plate made, and it had a huge gap at the top. My prothodontist wouldn't fix or replace it, so yesterday in desperation I burned off the tooth with a lighter, and replaced it with a larger tooth I had (from a professional denture-making kit from the 1970s), attaching it to the mouth-plate with denture repair epoxy from the drugstore. It works and looks good, amazingly! But I wonder if the acrylic, or whatever the plate is made of, could have become toxic when I melted it to get the old tooth off. It had a melty kind of smell, which is now, 15 hours later, very faint, but perceptible. Anyone know where I might turn for the answer to this?
2007-01-12
03:46:46
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