Altogether the teeth became transparent.
There is a top layer with osteoporosis.
Teeth hurt.
Gingival recession.
Teeth move.
Hypersensitive.
Erosion (also in nails the finger in the center is riddled)
There’s many cases. Cantsleep springs to mind, also Anthony and Bloom off the top of my head had a lot of dental work.
When I crashed I very rapidly developed extreme pain in my teeth and bones, and I still have a lot now, but it comes and goes. They are definitely looser, far more sensitive and weaker.
I will be discussing this in more detail in my paper with @awor but there’s been some recent interesting research regarding the impact of antiandrogens and the role of the functional AR in teeth, including this:
@axolotl So you have the same teeth as in my photo? It is not a problem of enamel is osteoporosis. And what is it to tell me about the nails? Why is the teeth-nails riddled on the surface also? I have read that the ER receptor is in the nails and those with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) have this. In addition to this, I have frightening joint hypermobility, I can touch the forearm with my thumb, I have lost the resistance of connective tissues. I know what you think, but I (Quantum RIP and Konflict) believe we have the Aromatase Syndrome because we both used aromatase inhibitors.
I’ve got the same problems with my teeth and nails. I’ve had teeth lengthening surgery to help with gum recession. This has only helped fill the gaps but not the recession which continues. My dentist cannot figure out the cause but accepts PFS may exist. He hasn’t seen anything like this before. 3 years ago I had no problems at all. It’s been quite agressive.as directed I use toothpaste with extra flouride which has not helped. The symptoms come and go dependant on which hormones are playing up! Teeth and gums tend to generally be sensitive 50 % of the time though not at night!!!
