[LrlynJy]

i wonder how that would feel on cold drinks or cold weather. with those metals in them.

[mintycbo]

Used to call the girls with braces black and decker pecker wreckers..
(ah, 1993 and having a gf with braces.)
This cat got metal welded in his mouth...

I'm down for implants. but that's wild.

[Tomoyoshi]

That is quite amazing. Absolutely a very complicated sequence of procedures. I can see why surgeries like these cost so much.

[Peccatoris]

Not sure why this is set to Latin jazz, but somehow it works.

[rohmell]

When they started to spot weld in the person's mouth, I'm thinking "This can't be in the USA"... confirmed by the text graphics at the end of the video.

[Lamorphe]

This is what I do for a living (the assisting part though), but that's clearly not how we do it in Canada... The welding was something lol!

[ChristySD]

PTSD!!! I had something like this done last August before my cruise and oh the pain.....and I don't use any kind of narcotic painkillers. Good times, good times..... my smile is prettttttttty, though!!!!

[benjaminkruger]

Originally Posted by ChristySD ↗

PTSD!!! I had something like this done last August before my cruise and oh the pain.....and I don't use any kind of narcotic painkillers. Good times, good times..... my smile is prettttttttty, though!!!!

How much did it cost you?

[murofhsirgo]

No fucking thank you

[Analcuck]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

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This is one of the coolest fucking things I have seen in this section. I wonder how much something that extensive would cost. I'd imagine it's a relative fortune, but it would be worth it to add a few more years to your life.

Tooth decay and co-morbid conditions like gum disease are inextricably linked with major heart problems. So yeah, it's probably comparable to buying a couple of brand new cars, but the health rewards would more than warrant the investment.