In The Wars - Part I

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Re: In The Wars - Part I

Post by Zephyr » 18th Jun, '08, 20:12

Aliya wrote:

Have any of you had dental work to chipped/broken teeth? Just wondering what I would do if MsA broke a tooth or badly chipped it, these can be really painful. She has done a couple of face plants but luckily on the grass and just wails for a while - big hugs from mummy needed.
My son has his front tooth partially chipped and the impact discoloured it a little but the dentist was not overly concerned as milk teeth are meant to fall out anyway. Other than that, no broken bones, sprains etc when he was little.
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Re: In The Wars - Part I

Post by BFG » 19th Jun, '08, 09:34

canuck wrote:[smilie=whistle.gif] yup, specially when you can't tell a post from a girl [smilie=tease.gif]
Like I said - genetic...

PS - I took the liberty of adding the "can't" to your original post. This has the effect of making it mildly amusing. [smilie=cul.gif]
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Re: In The Wars - Part I

Post by canuck » 19th Jun, '08, 21:56

is uni taking away my sense of ha ha or yours? [smilie=gun.gif]

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Re: In The Wars - Part I

Post by BFG » 19th Jun, '08, 22:01

Can't be my fault. When I went to Uni, Merton was called "the new bit".....
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Re: In The Wars - Part I

Post by Batwoman » 3rd Jul, '08, 14:16

Fat Bob wrote:What's wrong with him? Can't see a scratch at all!

Or are you talking that lipstick mark on his nose? Is that it? Quick, more cotton wool required!
I couldn't see a thing either - You have to enlarge the piccy FB and then you can see he does have a cut lip and several scratches. God no wonder Crackers called that would have been a bleeder!

Baloo good preparation for his wrestling moves!

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Re: In The Wars - Part I

Post by BoD » 3rd Jul, '08, 15:06

As far as I remember, dentists wont put permanent caps on teeth until you stop growing
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Re: In The Wars - Part I

Post by Fat Bob » 3rd Jul, '08, 16:33

Batwoman wrote:You have to enlarge the piccy FB
Why on earth would I do that? Give myself nightmares? Wasn't there a big monster baby in Ghostbusters?
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Re: In The Wars - Part I

Post by Tack » 3rd Jul, '08, 16:39

Aw, poor Crackers.

Nothing to be done about it but I thought I'd cheer you up with the thought that a faceplant can damage the adult teeth being formed. Tack Major had a dramatic sanguinary event at 18 mths with a face plant on the car door sill. Years later his 2 front teeth appeared with a pit in each which the dentist attributes to that event.

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