We had three of my best friends and their families over for dinner last night. Steaks, home-made mashed potatoes and a great salad. Also some cold beer. I think a wrestling match must have broken out, one of my front teeth is a little loose. I'm getting too old for this crap! Good Saturday night in the country...
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We had three of my best friends and their families over for dinner last night. Steaks, home-made mashed potatoes and a great salad. Also some cold beer. I think a wrestling match must have broken out, one of my front teeth is a little loose. I'm getting too old for this crap! Good Saturday night in the country...
Pitalplace
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Beer can loosen teeth
Anonymous-0
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Wife loosened one on a candy bar, probably over 20 years ago. Dentist was able to glue it to adjoining teeth. Still has it. Forgot what the dentist said about it. Get it fixed before you lose it. Good luck- joe-
Anonymous-0
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Well since you have dascribed the crime scene and the circumstances, CSI would say it was A. wifes boyfriend B. girlfriends husband C. runned into a door in the dark. yeah that's what it was, danged doors!
Anonymous-0
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Ya,,Expressly if you mix your beer with politics and religion......
buickanddeere
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Gum and bone recession from around the tooth root. Caused by plaque and bacteria. Flossing daily and cleaning every six months is essential.
your just fine, waking up with a tooth or 2 missing is acceptable after a saturday night frolicking most of which was just a fuzzy memory, the worrysome part is when you wake up, A the cealing above you is not one you recignize, B you roll over and the pillow next to you is purple blue and red smeared and the person laying there is not somebody you know/ or should be there, the first this you notice is a huge tattoo of a harley or a devil, now you have to carefuly make sure you did at least pick the right gender, b get out of there without waking up the person who is snoring loud enough to sound like a 400 cummins on a cold morning
buickanddeere
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Smoking, chewing or mouth breathing due to snoring/nose breathing problems will also erode gums,teeth and bone.
MarkB_MI
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Once you turn forty you should stop opening beer bottles with your teeth. Your front teeth, anyway; molars are better suited for that sort of thing.
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