KennyR wrote:
Ok, another question then. How come whenever I bite into a rolo, a mars bar or anything like that, my teeth hurt straight away? There's definitely not time for plaque to turn the sugar into acid, so it's not that. Does the government add a secret orthodontal pain component to stop you eating so many? It doesn't work if they do (munch, ow, munch, ow, munch ow).
That used to happen to me too (Before I had the invincible titanium alloy in-the-jaw anchored, nerveless wonders I have now, now I can chew through volkswagons without pain)
Anything chocolate or sweet used to cause almost instant pain. Strontium cloride helps by sealing the pores, but if I remember correctly it wasn't allowed in the UK.
Used to be quite sensitive to hot and cold liquids too, no more :-)
I used to fear losing my teeth, if I only knew then what I know know, I would have had them removed at 18! Teeth are natures way of telling us we were not created. :lol:
