lol nothing, yet. I have bad bad teeth. Not my doing, just genetic (mothers side has very soft enamel). I brush 5 times a day, floss, mouth wash, don't drink soda or eat candy, no junkfood - but my teeth just keep wearing away badly. Last 2 yrs I've had 7 teeth removed. Need a job for that damn dental insurance, hah!
you're wearing down on your teeth , plus, its not the sugary things in stuff that will wear on your teeth the most, its the acidic property of it, like juice.
i want freetime and better wage, and my superiour should be less irritating
and a car to get to my job and most of all, i want a job that fits my skills,
im a technical programmer and no business intellegence dude
edit, i want better health care, the dentist im going to now only uses some bondo like stuff to repair teeth and always fuck up the last tooth hes working on, because he has too less time for me because he gets 37€/jear
recently i had headache, swollen lymph tings, swollen neck, overall sickness and i even vomited blood for about a month all because of my teeth,
stop. right. now! you're wearing down on your teeth
I used to only brush 3 times a day as "suggested". I've only been brushing more, the past 3yrs or so. Since the enamel is wearing away, my teeth accumulate plaque and gunk quicker so they feel grungy faster than normal, hence more brushing (though the extra 2 brushings are rather fast and soft, just to quickly clean the surface).
I've done everything my dentists have suggested, but nothing has ever helped. I've used near-pure flouride gel in mouth guards as I slept, tri-yearly cleanings, sonicare brushes, special toothpastes - you name it. Nothing has ever helped.
Sometimes you just can't beat your genes, hah. My great grandmother lost all her teeth before she was 30, my mother lost most of her teeth before she was 40, my eldest brother lost 12 teeth before turning 35 and I've lost 9 teeth (including wisdom) and I'm only 29. Guess I need to start saving up for those permanent bolt-in teeth ^_^ At the very least, I need to start looking into those lumineer caps for the good teeth I've got left
@ teeth again:
that has nothing todo with genes, i was told i had perfect teeth
none the less i have 4 golden replacements, and 6 teeth that are at least 30% syntetic
and just turned 23
even though i paid hundreds of for my moth the raw materia is just worth 100 bucks
edit: on thursday i got a tooth "repaired" and the dentist used matrices to repair it, and he fucked something up leading to a 1mm gap where everything i eat kinda gets stuck i hope it will fix itself as he claimed and the surface of the tooth is also very rough , i thing i gotta sand it a bit to make it smooth again
a Rovio (which I will have to buy myself)
a bunch of new music (which I will have to buy myself)
a PC upgrade (which I will have to buy myself)
but I will get some clothes from the Mrs (paid for with my money but its the thought that counts ... apparently)
something from my one year old boy (bought by the mrs paid for by my own money)
I used to only brush 3 times a day as "suggested". I've only been brushing more, the past 3yrs or so. Since the enamel is wearing away, my teeth accumulate plaque and gunk quicker so they feel grungy faster than normal, hence more brushing (though the extra 2 brushings are rather fast and soft, just to quickly clean the surface).
I've done everything my dentists have suggested, but nothing has ever helped. I've used near-pure flouride gel in mouth guards as I slept, tri-yearly cleanings, sonicare brushes, special toothpastes - you name it. Nothing has ever helped.
Sometimes you just can't beat your genes, hah. My great grandmother lost all her teeth before she was 30, my mother lost most of her teeth before she was 40, my eldest brother lost 12 teeth before turning 35 and I've lost 9 teeth (including wisdom) and I'm only 29. Guess I need to start saving up for those permanent bolt-in teeth ^_^ At the very least, I need to start looking into those lumineer caps for the good teeth I've got left
I've heard your saliva is a big impact on cavities.
Tests can search saliva for "sugar complexes. Those sugar complexes aren't all bad. Some help prevent cavities by repelling cavity-causing bacteria. Others make tooth decay more likely by letting bacteria latch on to teeth to do their destructive work. A person's proportion of "good" or "bad" sugar complexes indicates his cavity risk and is determined by genetics."
Oh I forgot the ability to time travel so I could go back in time and prevent myself from making alot of rash decisions this year would be great about now.
@ErichWK dont wish for that, people claim being an asshole mostly are the best people you can hang around with
i am an asshole and my gf too, and we're both very happy
Gonna get the black with chrome lip set. I'll likely buy the wheels as soon as I can afford them (which hopefully will be very soon), tires... dunno, but likely gonna need those soon as I seem to be eating up tread on the rears at an alarming rate (lead foot disease). :poly136:
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- my 2 front teeth
just lost all respect for you rens. haha
what happened to your front teeth?
lol nothing, yet. I have bad bad teeth. Not my doing, just genetic (mothers side has very soft enamel). I brush 5 times a day, floss, mouth wash, don't drink soda or eat candy, no junkfood - but my teeth just keep wearing away badly. Last 2 yrs I've had 7 teeth removed. Need a job for that damn dental insurance, hah!
My xmas list = Money, apartment, mad skills and a job. I sound like a hobo.
stop. right. now!
you're wearing down on your teeth
artist ...hobo...what's the difference? :P
and a car to get to my job and most of all, i want a job that fits my skills,
im a technical programmer and no business intellegence dude
edit, i want better health care, the dentist im going to now only uses some bondo like stuff to repair teeth and always fuck up the last tooth hes working on, because he has too less time for me because he gets 37€/jear
recently i had headache, swollen lymph tings, swollen neck, overall sickness and i even vomited blood for about a month all because of my teeth,
Merry Christmas, everyone!
I used to only brush 3 times a day as "suggested". I've only been brushing more, the past 3yrs or so. Since the enamel is wearing away, my teeth accumulate plaque and gunk quicker so they feel grungy faster than normal, hence more brushing (though the extra 2 brushings are rather fast and soft, just to quickly clean the surface).
I've done everything my dentists have suggested, but nothing has ever helped. I've used near-pure flouride gel in mouth guards as I slept, tri-yearly cleanings, sonicare brushes, special toothpastes - you name it. Nothing has ever helped.
Sometimes you just can't beat your genes, hah. My great grandmother lost all her teeth before she was 30, my mother lost most of her teeth before she was 40, my eldest brother lost 12 teeth before turning 35 and I've lost 9 teeth (including wisdom) and I'm only 29. Guess I need to start saving up for those permanent bolt-in teeth ^_^ At the very least, I need to start looking into those lumineer caps for the good teeth I've got left
that has nothing todo with genes, i was told i had perfect teeth
none the less i have 4 golden replacements, and 6 teeth that are at least 30% syntetic
and just turned 23
even though i paid hundreds of for my moth the raw materia is just worth 100 bucks
edit: on thursday i got a tooth "repaired" and the dentist used matrices to repair it, and he fucked something up leading to a 1mm gap where everything i eat kinda gets stuck i hope it will fix itself as he claimed and the surface of the tooth is also very rough , i thing i gotta sand it a bit to make it smooth again
a bunch of new music (which I will have to buy myself)
a PC upgrade (which I will have to buy myself)
but I will get some clothes from the Mrs (paid for with my money but its the thought that counts ... apparently)
something from my one year old boy (bought by the mrs paid for by my own money)
I've heard your saliva is a big impact on cavities.
Tests can search saliva for "sugar complexes. Those sugar complexes aren't all bad. Some help prevent cavities by repelling cavity-causing bacteria. Others make tooth decay more likely by letting bacteria latch on to teeth to do their destructive work.
A person's proportion of "good" or "bad" sugar complexes indicates his cavity risk and is determined by genetics."
NO WAIT !!..........
a fo-real Light-sabor ........... yeah !...................
NO NO WAIT !! .................
ok you got me a 3d job that has a signing bonus of a light-sabor
maybe throw in a litlle world peace as well
Course the stuff I really want I don't want to post online.
LoL! I will agree with Rens... I want the same thing.. a fridge filled up with Corona's!!! and maybe that Wacom Cintiq
Btw!! Hi all I am new here and even though I have been watching for a couple of months a lot of posts this may be my actually first post.. :P
Merry Christmas to all!!!
Ouch dude :S
Oh I forgot the ability to time travel so I could go back in time and prevent myself from making alot of rash decisions this year would be great about now.
this year? Shit, I'd like to redo the last 6yrs :P
I'd like to redo the last 14 years.
(I'm 19 btw.)
the grass is always greener on the other side :P
i am an asshole and my gf too, and we're both very happy
...but I assume this will only get worse, especially after x-mas. (Oh dear god, boxing day...)
Sooo... I'll take the popular vote of a job
Know I'll be getting one. I'll be paying for the phone itself, family's paying for the data plan.
http://www.shop.jwmotoring.com/product.sc?categoryId=19&productId=128
Gonna get the black with chrome lip set. I'll likely buy the wheels as soon as I can afford them (which hopefully will be very soon), tires... dunno, but likely gonna need those soon as I seem to be eating up tread on the rears at an alarming rate (lead foot disease). :poly136:
A new rig.
And more time to work.