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Subject: Re: News braces cause gums to hurt??


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Cris Santos
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Date Posted: 10:16:07 07/07/04 Wed
In reply to: spragers 's message, "Re: News braces cause gums to hurt??" on 16:44:56 07/06/04 Tue

In my case Spragers, it was just a major case of Canker Sores. They are going away now, thank heavens!! I got worried for nothing - nevertheless check with your ortho!!


>I'm actually thinking about asking my ortho at the
>next adjustment if he thinks it's normal as well,
>since I've noticed that my upper gums - way up behind
>my lips (so you don't notice it until you really look
>for it) - are swollen and dark red in spots. I assume
>it's just from the fact that the jaw bones are being
>forced to dissolve and reform to accomodate tooth
>movement :)

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