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Caries/cavities
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Having had an experience not unlike this, I'll suggest that such extensive
decay does not suddenly appear between biannual cleanings.  A second opinion
is definitely in order.  Decades ago, Readers' Digest examined a patient and
then sent him to something like two dozen dentists in New York. The honest
ones noted a cavity.  Others diagnosed a need for several fillings, crowns,
bridges, you name it.  Recalling that story gave me the nerve to get a
second opinion myself.

Lynn Carter LLLL IBCLC
Missouri, USA

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