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#103

@Taw so neither cavities nor any teeth rebuilding whatsoever since your crash, right?

I was asking because i do have cavities and i have also become sensitive to both antiandrogenic stuff and chemicals… So what if the dentist, after drilling my teeth, will reconstruct it with materials that my body won’t tolerate?

While in the multiple chemical sensitivity community the problem seems to be fixed (or almost that) in the pfs community i have not seen any sort of recommendation for the dental care…

#104

@Go_Faster_Sonic
I didn’t clarify that I chose to hold onto my teeth as long as possible. I took the advice of those who went through it, removing their teeth and regretting it rather than a person in a white robe who is trying to fill their wallets that has not gone through it. I think what you are seeking are responses as to whether anyone reacted positively or negatively to anesthetics, antibiotics, or filling material. I had no problem with the anesthetics or antibiotics I was given. It baffles me that mercury based fillings are common in my country. The most toxic element below the radioactive ones is 50 percent of the material. What could go wrong? Further baffling is that toothpaste here uses sodium flouride instead of calcium flouride. After all, teeth is mostly calcium, not sodium. You can ask the dentists in your country what material they use for the fillings. Implantable teeth are made of titanium here, unlike the fillings.

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