Jaw wired shut. Cutting wires early?
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Jimmyjonestoo
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Don't be half assing shit now. If you're gonna do it, do it all.
Singlemalt
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Singlemalt
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I was checking your xray; you've got 2 more impacted molars that will have to come out within 2-4 yrs. Unscrewing the anchors is a walk in the park compared to what's coming. js
What's interesting is they removed a second molar due to posterior crowding from a third molar. That is not typical.
Singlemalt
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She has a small mouth, it's tight in there
Jimmyjonestoo
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As long as she's doing her own surgeries she might as well just go ahead and take care of that while she's in there. I mean, don't get your tools out and do half a job. Probably save some money too.
Jimmyjonestoo
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Now i gotta clean beer off myself. Thanks.
mommareefer
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im only half a badass.
i am not removing th hardware lol
i am not removing th hardware lol
mommareefer
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thats crazy, i didnt even notice that. my mouth is so ruined because ive had a crooked jaw my whole life. i guess breaking it was a good thing cause they straightened the heck out of it. but now im stuck with a fucked up grill. haah.
Big_Lou
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Seriously point the wire cutters AWAY from your cheek dear.
Edit: They are only 4 very small screws, remove them and bill your insurance the $850, remember rightey tightey lefty loosey
Singlemalt
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You landed chin first right? Those are some very respectable jaw fractures; how far did you fall? How much do you weigh? Approx angle of deceleration?
Jimmyjonestoo
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Too late lol.
LOL Let's hope not or this could get very interesting very fast. I'd teach her to suture but.......
mommareefer
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lol i was just told to do that by my boyfriend haha
yes, chin first, probably a good 50° angle. and im a fatty, just had a baby.. dont need a number lmao
Singlemalt
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Keep those cutters, don't give them back. You/insurance paid for them.
Singlemalt
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I'm doing science, math. Trying to determine the force you hit at and then find the tensile strength of human jaw bone. I need your real numerical weight
mommareefer
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like a good 190.