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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Marty Champions on February 05, 2012, 09:53:09 PM
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i hear terms like veneer laminates being put on teeth that are porecelan bonded
now i have this stuff called marine grade polyeurathane that they used are bar tops that are nearly indistructable im thinking of filling in my cavaty with this the only difficult part will be getting it to dry i guess ill need some sort of gauze strategically aranged to keep the area drive. this isnt regular polyeurathane this kind is equal to 50 coats of it, it is super dense
ive always loved doing things myself whether its taking care of myself, never getting sick never having to rely on medicine fixing up houses ect now this will be a new era to undue some of the acid erosion on the teeth in the back of my mouth
of course the masses will sneer, but i take pride in being a true gentleman in showing you that it can be done properly at a 1000th of the cost
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Keep your teeth clenched tight while it cures so that it forms a nice tight fit with your existing teeth, should work awesome, keep us updated.
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Keep your teeth clenched tight while it cures so that it forms a nice tight fit with your existing teeth, should work awesome, keep us updated.
why so negative, i have been mighty proper with you latley
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your kidding right ?
you have to drill the cavity first
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i hear terms like veneer laminates being put on teeth that are porecelan bonded
now i have this stuff called marine grade polyeurathane that they used are bar tops that are nearly indistructable im thinking of filling in my cavaty with this the only difficult part will be getting it to dry i guess ill need some sort of gauze strategically aranged to keep the area drive. this isnt regular polyeurathane this kind is equal to 50 coats of it, it is super dense
ive always loved doing things myself whether its taking care of myself, never getting sick never having to rely on medicine fixing up houses ect now this will be a new era to undue some of the acid erosion on the teeth in the back of my mouth
of course the masses will sneer, but i take pride in being a true gentleman in showing you that it can be done properly at a 1000th of the cost
polyeurathane is not safe to put in your mouth. Look for something else.
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why so negative, i have been mighty proper with you latley
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I was trying to help advise.....what's with the attack ???
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your kidding right ?
you have to drill the cavity first
no i am just going to put a mold/covering just a tiny drop over the area with the marine grade polyeurathane
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I was trying to help advise.....what's with the attack ???
i thought we were pals. is this relationship over??
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polyeurathane is not safe to put in your mouth. Look for something else.
no this stuff drys like a rock just a small amount wouldnt be toxic even if it broke off. for gods sake you people let dentists put mercury in your mouth. Being advised by Jeahn L Falcone would be the opted road of the wise it seems
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i thought we were pals. is this relationship over??
We're just getting started......don't hurt me like this johnny.
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i thought we were pals. is this relationship over??
YES. Let us know when you'll be throwing hands and post the video
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no i am just going to put a mold/covering just a tiny drop over the area with the marine grade polyeurathane
You have to remove the decay or it is pointless. If it is small you can use a pick.
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You have to remove the decay or it is pointless. If it is small you can use a pick.
are you kidding? i though this decay is removed when we brush your teeth. Perhaps i should brush harder then fill the cavaty with the good stuff what do you think of my safe alternative
thanks for the heads up and continue to contribute to this site
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Johnny, this is such a bad idea...I can't emphasis it enough...
Just man up and go to a real dentist even if you have to pay it over time...
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no this stuff drys like a rock just a small amount wouldnt be toxic even if it broke off. for gods sake you people let dentists put mercury in your mouth. Being advised by Jeahn L Falcone would be the opted road of the wise it seems
If you're scary of mercury get gold filling.
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You have to remove the decay or it is pointless. If it is small you can use a pick.
i always enjoyed being around those sharp pick objects they really seems to do the job. ill have to buy one maybe they sell it at walmart
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If you're scary of mercury get gold filling.
amalgam filings are fine and besides, the only difference between silver and gold filings is that they make the amalgam with gold instead of silver.
gold dissolves in mercury too.
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Johnny, this is such a bad idea...I can't emphasis it enough...
Just man up and go to a real dentist even if you have to pay it over time...
you sound like a worried mother, i dont think a pin drop of the MARINE GRADE polyeurathine is going to do any kind of damage. Cmon dude level with me think logically. Lets not give into what society think is cool and not cool, arent you a free thinker, dont let the world trap you brother
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i always enjoyed being around those sharp pick objects they really seems to do the job. ill have to buy one maybe they sell it at walmart
4.50 on amazon. Enjoy your fuck up cavity filling.
http://www.amazon.com/SE-Single-Ended-Pick-Pieces/dp/B000SVMJDC/ref=sr_1_3?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1328509180&sr=1-3
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this synch pulse guy has taught alot to the board about electricity now hes speaking about family dentristy what a pleasant personality we have here
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I am using logic...someone has to see what is being done in order to achieve this...your eyes are on the wrong side of the object to view...
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I am using logic...someone has to see what is being done in order to acheive this...your eyes are on the wrong side of the object to view...
no you are going from the known i am growing out of the uknown with this plan of action, just yesterday a 10 year old child discovers a new molecule, that doesnt say a falcon make a breakthrough in family dentristy
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amalgam filings are fine and besides, the only difference between silver and gold filings is that they make the amalgam with gold instead of silver.
gold dissolves in mercury too.
Gold filling dont have mercury. I always go with white fillings Cus I'm not a rapper.
http://www.colgate.com/app/CP/US/EN/OC/Information/Articles/Oral-and-Dental-Health-Basics/Checkups-and-Dental-Procedures/Fillings/article/Types-of-Fillings.cvsp
http://www.topbocaratondentist.com/gold-fillings.html
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Gold filling dont have mercury. I always go with white fillings Cus I'm not a rapper.
http://www.colgate.com/app/CP/US/EN/OC/Information/Articles/Oral-and-Dental-Health-Basics/Checkups-and-Dental-Procedures/Fillings/article/Types-of-Fillings.cvsp
http://www.topbocaratondentist.com/gold-fillings.html
ok if i ever pussy out ill go with a silver filling
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Chop the tip off your skinny mini and use that to fix your teeth....
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ok if i ever pussy out ill go with a silver filling
wHEN you pssy out. You will go with a gold filling Cus youre scare of shit.
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wHEN you pssy out. You will go with a gold filling Cus youre scare of shit.
gold seems more expensive that silver filling "bro"
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SKINNY MINI
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Chop the tip off your skinny mini and use that to fix your teeth....
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i hear terms like veneer laminates being put on teeth that are porecelan bonded
now i have this stuff called marine grade polyeurathane that they used are bar tops that are nearly indistructable im thinking of filling in my cavaty with this the only difficult part will be getting it to dry i guess ill need some sort of gauze strategically aranged to keep the area drive. this isnt regular polyeurathane this kind is equal to 50 coats of it, it is super dense
ive always loved doing things myself whether its taking care of myself, never getting sick never having to rely on medicine fixing up houses ect now this will be a new era to undue some of the acid erosion on the teeth in the back of my mouth
of course the masses will sneer, but i take pride in being a true gentleman in showing you that it can be done properly at a 1000th of the cost
drill out the cavity first to remove the decay. use a dremel or hand drill. get in there really deep, like half inch. then fill. let us know how is works out for you.
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Get a job so you can afford a dentist.
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Go for it Falcon. Down with the establishment. Dentist are getting too rich. 8)
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dont you have the money to pay for a dentist?
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Sounds kinda like puddy used to fill holes in walls Johnny.
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dont you have the money to pay for a dentist?
Looks like it.
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This is going to end in tears.
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Chop the tip off your skinny mini and use that to fix your teeth....
you can make your own replica stud
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Self-dentistry!? Even dentists don't perform such procedures. C'mon, Senor Falcon, get properly seen to.
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Doing things for yourself is admirable.
I'm all for avoiding medical doctors if you absolutely don't need care.
However, dentistry is a whole different ball game.
There are only benefits to having this done right via a dentist (except for the $ you will spend)
There are only downsides to messing around with this yourself.
Dude, just get it done right at a reputable dentist and you won't regret it.