Awww crap!
Awww crap!
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Yeah but its not like it has to involve chains. The flying dirt may not be the most sanitary though
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sure beats the door-slamming trick... 
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Don`t go for it Matt, it maybe cheaper than a dentist but think of all the pain after the turbo spools up and the truck lunges forward at a very rapid rate......
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When I had mine done I made sure they did all four at once to keep it down to one trip. Honestly I felt nothing and it did not take too long. Was eating swiss chalet the same night. But I kinda like the F350 way, can we film it ?
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Matt
You want the dentist that uses a little pry bar type tool, Really not kidding.
As long as the teeth are not impacted the dentist can pop them out with pretty much no pain and very quickly like in minutes.
I've had it done both ways and I can tell you from painful experience the little pry bar tool works great so take your time and find a dentist that knows about this procedure it is the only way to go.
Cheers Rick.
As long as the teeth are not impacted the dentist can pop them out with pretty much no pain and very quickly like in minutes.
I've had it done both ways and I can tell you from painful experience the little pry bar tool works great so take your time and find a dentist that knows about this procedure it is the only way to go.
Cheers Rick.