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tooth enamel stinks. smears or flakes off. takes terrible. ruled it out after 15 minutes of messing with it. Looks good for a minute, then not so much. not durable enough. Ended up using plastic insert for jaw teeth.
One of the girl's classmates has a mother who is a dentist. She came and talked to the class one day, and gave them toothbrushes and a little treasure chest for when they lose their teeth. Here lies tooth #2, ready for under-pillow-placement tonight.
Six year old kid who"s front tooth is loose for several weeks now. It (He) just doesn't want (it) to come out.
i wriggled this tooth out of a jawbone in tennessee a few years ago, and i left it at my parents' house for a little while. i think it was a horse's tooth? it was not appreciated there.
i tried to tune a dulcimer with a tuner made specifically for ukuleles and i broke the first string trying for a lower A. so i used it to wrap this tooth!
A real shark tooth I found while walking along the Atlantic Ocean at Myrtle Beach in South Carolina; had to use Ribbet to upload due to a pop-up asking for either browsing in another program or saving on my computer
Camera Used: Canon EOS Rebel T1i
Lens Used: Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens
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Mr. Gappy Tooth | Levi made this self-portrait for a Christmas card showing his missing front tooth and the very wobbly one next to the gap. | December 20, 2011 | Canon EOS 5D Mark II | ¹⁄₆₀ sec at f/8.0 200
i only eat plankton
i can't chew bro
i might look big, but i can't chew bro
Thats pretty deceptive
I know it's very misleading.
~I dunno i think that could chew a chup.
"lyrics" from that "beached whale" youtube vid, you know what i'm talking about!
Brenda's craft for the week was to make tooth pillows for the Tooth Fairy to use when she comes by the exchange some money for a tooth!
The first tooth I found from Quincy. He must have eaten the rest. This is uncropped. It looks better.
Toothed Somberwing Moth ,Euclidia cuspidea. The larvae feed on various grasses and clovers. I have never seen this moth before.