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I’m approaching 70 years old and I just had my last molar crowned. Of possible interest, I had made a dentist appointment due to some new tooth sensitivity which I described as upper left front. But once I got into the dentists office it was hard to identify exactly where it was. They had me bite on a small piece of plastic in an attempt to identify the culprit tooth but no real luck, then they observe my molar top left rear, the back molar which had 2 small metal fillings for decades had some cracks and I decided might as well crown it. As soon as the prep work was done and the temp crown applied all of the tooth sensitive in my mouth subsided. Same status for when the permanent crown was cemented in.
As far as rogue sensitivity, the dentist says due to the layout of the nerves in the mouth, this is not that unusual.
As far as love, I think I love my female, 50-60ish blond dentist.
She is the first dentist I’ve ever gone to who can numb me up without any pain. Her son, the newly credentialed dentist who works in the same office can learn something from mom.
As far as rogue sensitivity, the dentist says due to the layout of the nerves in the mouth, this is not that unusual.

As far as love, I think I love my female, 50-60ish blond dentist.
