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Matthias said:
Maybe I should ask for carbon monoxide next time I need my teeth checked?
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The last time I checked, carbon monoxide is poisonous, and has no medical uses. It disrupts the binding and releasing of oxygen molecues with red-blood cells. I don't think you really want that.
 
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It depends somewhat on your age, and why your tooth chipped.

I problem with grinding my teeth for years, but a dedicated friend and roommate cured me of it.
However, what neither of us knew is that I was still clenching them in my sleep.
because I have been unable to see a dentist other than on a peicemeal basic for the last 15 years, this problem wasn't diagnosed until quite recently, when it was already pretty much too late.
My teeth are coming apart one by one, and I no longer have the funds to save them, even though my dentist could do so, and discounted the necessary work.
A filling he put in wouldn't fall out four times, either; he would handle that problem using a different method.
I strongly urge you to take the best care of your teeth that you possibly can, so that you won't have to suffer constant nerve pain in your fifties.
If you're in your fifties, and you've neglected your teeth from fear, it's equally important that you get all the damage control possible, ASAP.
 
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Matthias said:
Maybe I should ask for carbon monoxide next time I need my teeth checked?
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You could, if you want to die.

Now, if you're referring to nitrous oxide, that's one thing, but carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas.

Edited to add: I see this has already been addressed. Nevermind.
 
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