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Yes I know they're not the most reliable teeth in the world, that's not what I'm talking about. A parent saying "take out all the teeth, they're gonna fail even
by chronogram 8y ago
Yes I know they're not the most reliable teeth in the world, that's not what I'm talking about. A parent saying "take out all the teeth, they're gonna fail eventually anyway"? Am I weird for thinking that sounds horrible? I can't even try to make analogies for it because whatever I think of is not as bad as that quote.
- taysic 8y agoI think its horrible - its far too early to make that decision for your child. I think its something a person should make for themselves. "Expensive dental work" could mean only a few teeth impacted - the rest may be perfectly great. I see no reason to take them out.
- ryanmarsh 8y agoFor many children, my daughter in this case, it was an option, and was suggested. We didn't go that route but given both parents teeth and the dentist's assessment it would have been reasonable. I think what your main concern is that such a drastic body modification should not be done in a flippant manner. I feel the same way about hormone therapy.
- therealx 8y agoThat dentist saw a goldmine - often times the "pull it all, implant" solution is the price anchor on the top end.