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Subject: Re: Cheese with your whine?

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Cap'n Nemo

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Date Posted: 19:23:38 07/20/04 Tue
In reply to: Tim 's message, "Cheese with your whine?" on 18:11:15 07/20/04 Tue

One good thing about the power chains is that they get the job done! I've read about a lotta folks here who had been in pain afterwards. I had several lower teeth reproxed (shaved) and the power chains put on, but didn't feel pain, only the pressure.

Hang in there, Tim! (from another Tim, aka Cap'n Nemo)

>I swore I wasn't going to be a whiney patient and so
>far so good. I mean spacers were buggy...but nothing
>this man can't shrug off.
> Today's adjustment brought about power chains and
>holy cow!!! I mean I've been in my share of fights,
>even beed kicked in the mouth before but this is
>definatly worse. I suppose the fact that I have a
>diastema might be part of the problem.
>TIm out

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