A candy cane met an old filling and the result will either be a gold or silver crown - or a tooth coloured one at double the price. Candy cane 1, tooth 0.
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2 comments:
Ouch! Not my favourite topic, but you have my symapthy. So does your wallet.
Ohhh, so expensive there.
I got a filling 220 pounds for a white one, but so worth it in the long run. whereas a mercury one was only 160 pounds
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