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Subject: Dry Mouth - Zoolanderitis


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Eleni
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Date Posted: 22:25:06 07/17/04 Sat
 Ok, this is weird to ask, but after getting braces, has anyone developed or experienced a very dry mouth, I mean where your cheeks look all sucked in. I thought it was dehydration, but after days of drinking plenty of water and constant application of lip balm, I swear I have no saliva left in my mouth. With the slightly pouty upper lip due to ceramic uppers, and the Zoolander look, people think I’ve turned highbrow or something! Ahhh, I knew braces would make you look different, but not like this.
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