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Subject: Re: Peg Lateral and missing lateral

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Stacy

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Date Posted: 18:10:44 08/25/04 Wed
In reply to: Josie 's message, "Re: Peg Lateral and missing lateral" on 16:34:15 08/25/04 Wed

Thanks for sharing! I also forgot to mention that if I chose to move the canine back and open a space for the lateral, they would have to pull a tooth. I was not interested in that. Also, like you said, it is hard to move a canine.

I am nervous about my peg lateral and getting a crown or veneer on it. I am not sure which one it would be. I am afraid that it won't look natural or it will fall off easily. Afterall, it is a small tooth.

My teeth sound much worse than they actually are! Many said I didn't need braces. It is hard to tell that the tooth behind my canine is twisted around. I also wanted to make a little more room to cap the peg lateral. Geez that sounds deformed!

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