the root i'm going to cut runs under the pavement, and it's starting to crack because of the root.
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Cut the root. It will affect the tree; but will not kill the tree. Water it regularly, once in a week.\n Trees have good life force. They don't give up easily.
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Because the pulp ascent in the bottom
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im not a lawyer but maybe this would help, try and see if u can find out when and who planted the trees, like some documents maybe the township would have those documents.  and go to city hall and try and fight them by saying, these were not planted by us and we should have no part in  having to fix sidewalks.  Or do you guys have a town meeting, i kno my town does and you can say nehting you want there.  You can even write a letter to your mayor.  maybe he/she would do soemthing about this.
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It all depends how far down the fracture is....if it was too far to start with they (i hope) wouldn't have done the root canal etc.\n\nif the tooth roots are split entirely, there's no saving it...extract and get an implant.  or not.\n\nIf the fracture isn't too bad, the dnetist can do a "post and core" this involved putting a metal post into one of the canal spaces, building up the mat'l around the post and preparing THAT  for the crown.  Once the crown goes on, (asssuming, again, there's not too much of a fx.) that should stabilize things.\nImpossible to tell w/o looking right at it\n\ngood luck.
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stop it to get hurt later
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It could crack or bust.
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the crank trigger is going bad...
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Your material is moving while you cut it. You are setting up a "wave", which you push with your cutter. The point at which the cutter rolls "over" the wave is the point you are seeing as run-out.\n\nIf you would like, a print would be helpful in determining a solution. It is counter-intuitive, but taking a bigger bite during your cut might help; if you are taking too small a depth of cut, your cutters may be trying to grind, rather than truly cut. This will cause the problem you are seeing. Also, if you can adjust the rake of the cutter, this will help. You want a positive rake here.\n\ninfo@HaysEngineering.com for more detailed help.
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throw it to the floor that should help
266005
Call the police. The trees are on his property and you have the right to sue.
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you could have a stress fracture
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It depends on the teeth around that one.  You may loose strength to nearby roots if you loose that tooth.  I am 30 and lost a back one on the bottom (and the dentist damaged the gum in that area).  Honestly only prob so far is every once in a while a sharp chip may get stuck back there, ouch.  Been out for like 6 years.
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It does get worse, it was okay until I had to start shaving the bottoms of my feet
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It will have to heal first.
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you have to pop the starter
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there under my tires. :)
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some medicaid greases help to stimulate the roots and prevent breakage