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sofy
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Several months ago I had my only root canal explode with an infection so had to hve it removed. Had all my amalgams removed too.

After much indecision Gigi finally told me about a removable non metal partial that works for center molars.

The holistic dentist did not give me this option. Hes option cost $3000 more and would have ground down the two teeth on each side to stubs and not been very strong.

I just didnt know what to do until Gigi took time to talk to me and tell me whats available. What a woman.

Went to my old dentist and he made me one and Ive had it for about 3 weeks now and its working great. I know some of you have been talking about this option so thought you might be interested.

They only ground a TINY notch in each side molar for the partial to rest in and it pops right in and out. Actually I have the put two fingers in my mouth and really pry it up.

It was a little tight when I first got it but he spent over an hour fitting it when I first got it and every day I feel it less and it no longer feel tight when I put it in first thing in the morning.

It was inexpensive, the least invasive and no metal. Im ver happy with it. Oh yeas it made of flexite

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Thanks Sofy. Glad Gigi's wisdom paid off!

Sunny thoughts,
Wallace

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