Post: #26

Get it fixed...a gap in the front of your mouth is just too much to overcome.

I would look into getting a partial denture aka "flipper". Shop around.

My prices- flipper 350. Implants -900, and 1k for implant crown(porcelain over gold)+abutment.

And I work in LA. My prices are on the lower end, but your area might be cheaper....

Post: #27

I have a friend back home who plays up the redneck shtick just a bit. He has no trouble pulling with his broken off front tooth but they're not exactly quality girls that he tends to pull.

Post: #28

No.



If he can buy golden teeth to get reality show pussy, then so can you.

Post: #29

No gold teeth for me. Process is started, temporary tooth will be installed in a couple months, once the rest of the mouth is fixed

Post: #30

Go get that fixed ASAP. I too chipped both my front teeth one night about 4 years ago when I was in a drunken stupor. The next day I was sitting in my Dentists office getting a consult on what needed to be done. He sent me to a specialist that does only root canals, as I needed one, and then told me to come back and see him once that was completed. Three days later I walked out of the office with temporary crowns that you couldn't tell weren't the real thing. Then, after sufficient healing time following the root canal (about 6 weeks), I was fitted with two permanent crowns. They were expensive. Like $1500 each, but look amazing. Plus, they have that feature where you can't see the real tooth underneath as time goes on. The whole thing ended up costing me nearly $5000 when you factor in all the work he did, the root canal, and the crowns. Luckily insurance picked up about half of the costs. I had a slight ache in one of the crowned teeth for about 2 months after getting it placed, but it gradually went away and is no longer present at all. Good luck.

Post: #31

The question is why does a missing tooth look so bad? Is there a country where missing tooths are no big deal?

I know in South America and Eastern Europe, dental hygiene is a bit more lax. You don't get judged for not having a Hollywood smile.

Post: #32

(08-31-2012 02:07 PM)GoSkins Wrote:  It sucks because I had read Roosh's books, getting educated and ready to have a great summer. Only a week after I joined the forum this crash occurred, and single-handedly destroyed the summer (broken jaw, nose, and other bones)

place.

Elephant in the room: Alcohol in your system when you crashed your motorcycle and hurt yourself?

Post: #33

Some countiries may be more lax, but a missing tooth is still un-aesthetic.

A missing tooth in the front of the mouth looks bad, because teeth are in your mouth. Speech comes from your mouth, and teeth dictate your smile.

When in school, we learned that people can tell the difference in tooth slant between the two front teeth of greater than 6 degrees. They might not know something is wrong, but they will have a subconscious feeling that symmetry is off.

Hollywood smile is a mouth full of "chiclet crowns" (white/square looking teeth), which by the way is all fake. Trust me, I do some of this work.

As to why, well media/celebrity worship is the main reason for "hollywood smile" and bleaching products.

(10-26-2012 03:11 PM)Roosh Wrote:  The question is why does a missing tooth look so bad? Is there a country where missing tooths are no big deal?

I know in South America and Eastern Europe, dental hygiene is a bit more lax. You don't get judged for not having a Hollywood smile.

Post: #34

Hey DVY,

This is a bit off-topic, but have you got any helpful tips on maintaining crown longevity? As I'm sure you well know, these things ain't cheap, and I'd like them to last as long as possible as I'm very happy with the results. I wanna get the most bang for my buck. I floss daily and use Listerine twice daily (AM & PM). Is there anything else I should be doing that can make a difference?

Post: #35

Yeah, get it fixed. If the fix lets you take out the tooth, it could be used to dramatic effect while re-telling the story in mid-game.

It could be worse: remember Harlequin PUA? He has to wear an eye patch. Here's his youtube page.

Post: #36

I know one niche you could focus on that where a missing tooth would never affect your game...

Lizards with missing teeth! Swoop on, Brother, and don't say I never gave you anything.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #37

@ CMAN Dont crunch very hard foods like nuts, tofee pieces. Dont eat sticky foods w/caramel, laffy taffy. Those foods are crown destroyers. Otherwise expect the crown to last 5-7 years. Anything more than that is "free usage".

Cheers.

(10-26-2012 10:38 PM)CMan0928 Wrote:  Hey DVY,

This is a bit off-topic, but have you got any helpful tips on maintaining crown longevity? As I'm sure you well know, these things ain't cheap, and I'd like them to last as long as possible as I'm very happy with the results. I wanna get the most bang for my buck. I floss daily and use Listerine twice daily (AM & PM). Is there anything else I should be doing that can make a difference?