snickerd3
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minisnick hit his first double last night. good night for the team as a whole, 3 doubles and 1 home run (grand slam)
WB KZ! And congrats on the new family addition! Hope all is well otherwise. :thumbs:Lilzieg was evicted on 4/17 (9 days late) and came home on 4/25. She had meconium in her lungs and her umbilical cord strangling her and had to be delivered by emergency C-section, but she's doing great now!
You should get the kid fitted for a football helmet first.Since the dentist has been mentioned (sorry, I'm no help with palate expanders), I must bring up mini MS2's predicament. MMS2 is 6 and when he was 2 or 3 years old, his right upper central incisor (got that?) got hit hard and started bleeding pretty bad. Not wanting a baby tooth to come out way before it should, we saw the dentist and she said if it falls out it falls out. If it doesn't, then he's good to go. Alright. It didn't fall out. When he was 4, the same damn thing happened (didn't fall out) and the tooth got a touch darker. At 5, same thing. Well, this past Thursday it got jacked again! Also, he was proud to show us that his adult tooth was growing in behind it. He has shark teeth. Creepy.
Fast forward to Friday. I come home from work and Mrs. MS shows me a Ziploc bag with a tooth in it. He FINALLY lost it. The weird thing is that the baby tooth root never dissolved. It was perfectly intact. I guess we know why it hung in there for so long. Zoom forward again to bed time. I'm in bed reading and I see MMS2 walk past our door with the collapsible laundry basket. The instant he walked out of my field of sight... THUMP.... "AAAAAAAARRRRGGGHHHHHHH!!!" He walked into a doorway face first... and he lost his other upper central incisor. So now he has one adult tooth coming in a little far back and a gaping, bloody hole where the other tooth was. Fortunately, his 6-month appointment is coming up. Should be a hoot.
sounds like a situation for a second opinion to me before dropping the $$$anyone here have experience with "Palate Expanders" for kids, specifically the cost and procedure? Mrs NJ just the NJ clan to the dentist and it turns out that #2 will need an additional trip to an orthodontist with a recommendation for a Palate Expander. I don't know anything about these, what they cost, nor what they require in terms of usage, maintenance, timelines, etc.
minisnick had two shark teeth on the bottom fronts. very freaky, but not totally unusual i found out. the tooth should move into place on its own with no trouble now that the offender is out of the way....it took a couple months but the shark teeth are straight and normal.Since the dentist has been mentioned (sorry, I'm no help with palate expanders), I must bring up mini MS2's predicament. MMS2 is 6 and when he was 2 or 3 years old, his right upper central incisor (got that?) got hit hard and started bleeding pretty bad. Not wanting a baby tooth to come out way before it should, we saw the dentist and she said if it falls out it falls out. If it doesn't, then he's good to go. Alright. It didn't fall out. When he was 4, the same damn thing happened (didn't fall out) and the tooth got a touch darker. At 5, same thing. Well, this past Thursday it got jacked again! Also, he was proud to show us that his adult tooth was growing in behind it. He has shark teeth. Creepy.
Fast forward to Friday. I come home from work and Mrs. MS shows me a Ziploc bag with a tooth in it. He FINALLY lost it. The weird thing is that the baby tooth root never dissolved. It was perfectly intact. I guess we know why it hung in there for so long. Zoom forward again to bed time. I'm in bed reading and I see MMS2 walk past our door with the collapsible laundry basket. The instant he walked out of my field of sight... THUMP.... "AAAAAAAARRRRGGGHHHHHHH!!!" He walked into a doorway face first... and he lost his other upper central incisor. So now he has one adult tooth coming in a little far back and a gaping, bloody hole where the other tooth was. Fortunately, his 6-month appointment is coming up. Should be a hoot.
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