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Should people with rotten teeth be ordered to get them fixed?
Gusto Brunt
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Like for me talking to someone with rotten teeth makes me wanna vomit.
Government should bring in legislation to combat the filthy mouth brigade.
I was talking to the TV repairman and his teeth looked like a row of tomb stones. Have these people never heard of toothpaste and flossing.
It's like the morons who appear on the Jeremy Kyle show. Most of them are lucky to have one tooth in their mouths.
It's disgusting and offensive to others..
Government should bring in legislation to combat the filthy mouth brigade.
I was talking to the TV repairman and his teeth looked like a row of tomb stones. Have these people never heard of toothpaste and flossing.
It's like the morons who appear on the Jeremy Kyle show. Most of them are lucky to have one tooth in their mouths.
It's disgusting and offensive to others..
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Anyway, I don't find it offensive so don't include me in that.
Failing that lets just point and laugh at them whenever they raise their pointy heads.
Did you know that people with certain acid reflux illnesses suffer from terrible tooth decay through no fault of their own, not all bad teeth are deliberate and many people cannot afford to get their teeth fixed anymore. I would say do not be so judgmental .
the torture chamber.......:o
Should obese people be forced to lose weight?
Should people with tattoos and piercings be forced to have them removed?
Should people with fake tans be ordered to have them steamed off?
What do you think, OP?
Should people with missing limbs be ordered to wear false ones?
Should people with Downs Syndrome be ordered to wear bags on their heads because they look all bug-eyed?
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Quite..
My mum was told it would cost £700 to have a tooth removed, despite being on one of these dental plans they try and get you on. She declined.
is she any better now?
And infections from bad teeth can spread via the blood stream to the heart and result in things such as Endocarditis and in rare cases brain abscess.
Bearing in mind what can happen as a result of bad teeth and infections that follow it is amazing the government do not make dental treatment cheaper for all , in the long run it can save a lot of money on treating other illnesses that can be caused by something that could have been so cheap to fix initially.
How can it be so expensive? Can't she find an NHS dentist? The maximum charge is £50.50 for removal of teeth. http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/AboutNHSservices/dentists/Pages/nhs-dental-charges.aspx
However, there's no money and no dentists.
She's fine.
She could have afforded it if she'd really wanted to have the work done - my dad has a decent job - but she wasn't desperate.
At 60, she's had some work done in her time - she wasn't blessed with good teeth - so I don't think it was just another bog standard tooth removal. Y
And there aren't any NHS dentists that are very close to her.
Well there you are-one thing, maybe the only thing you have found that you have, in common with any human.
At 60, she's had some work done in her time - she wasn't blessed with good teeth - so I don't think it was just another bog standard tooth removal. Y
And there aren't any NHS dentists that are very close to her. She DID have an NHS dentist but that's since gone private. Tough luck and all that.
Standard punishment is a chinese burn and a flick with a damp tea towel.
If it was paid for by others I am sure many a person would get a shiny new set of nashers.