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Subject: Re: I think this is me!

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Date Posted: 00:10:39 08/07/04 Sat
In reply to: Jim 's message, "Re: I think this is me!" on 15:46:46 08/06/04 Fri

I'm thirty and my baby cacnine is not budging, even with the permanent coming down right next to it. My ortho says he has a 55 year old patient whose baby canine is still fine where it is and he isn�t touching it unless there is a reason.

>I have a baby tooth, too, and am also 19, but I didn't
>know they would fall out.
>
>I thought as long as it was healthy, it would stay
>where it was, unless there is a tooth behind it. I
>don't think there's a tooth behind mine.
>
>>I'm missing two of my bicuspids, but I still have my
>>baby teeth. I'm not sure what I'm going to do once the
>>baby teeth fall out. I'm 19 years old, how much longer
>>should the baby teeth last for?

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