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Tooth Development


Self portrait with teeth!

Yes, the big day has finally arrived, the day of the installation of my tooth. I went last week to have the colour matched up, and today was a trip to the dentist to get the actual crown put on.

As you can see from the photo, I think it looks great.

The tooth is now on with temporary cement (although apparently the temporary cement is sometimes just left alone because it allows for easier servicing if required later). I need to go back to the implant guy (my regular dentist did today’s procedure) and have him look at the gum line. The gum is a little short on the implant tooth, which isn’t generally noticeable since I don’t show much gum when I smile. However, there may be some more work to do to make it perfect. I’ll keep you posted on that later.

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awesome ivories

What a dazzling cheshire smile - I half expected the image to fade and the smile to linger - could you program that? Mabruk!
by kmh
awesome ivories

Mabruk! What a dazzling cheshire smile - I half expected the image to fade and the smile to linger ... (could you program that?)
by kmh
Congratulations!

Very nice! I think I will miss the charming gap, but this is also a good look for you, so all good.
by Keltie
toothy goodness!

Golly, look at that bright and gap-free visage! It's funny how all of a sudden with-the-tooth looks as strange as without-the-tooth initially did. Oh, and one funny thing-- I recently spoke to my friend S., who saw you at Dan's birthday. She lowered her voice and said "I forgot to ask-- what happened to Colin's tooth?" So I told her and she said she had thought maybe you got into a barroom brawl. So I've been enjoyably whiling away whole minutes imagining you getting into a fight at the Loon. Heh!
by maysie-o
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