I got them sharpened 5 months ago. Is that bad?
210499
First of all you can ask a teacher at your skating rink to tell u if u need them sharpened and after sixty hours of skating on them is the best time to get them sharpened
35377
That sounds very serious and painful..if I were you I think I would get a second opinion because with all the things that they have in the medical world you may can have them removed by laser surgery...check it out.
384418
Don't do it !!!!  They will look lame and fake in time... Just grow up and give it time.. Or do the braces again! it's never too late, I had them when i was 26 yrs old...
224704
ooh god .. he shoudl have covered them with temporary crowns .. . you have to ask him for that .. or at least to keep your lower teeth away from air, cold or hot things .. use salt warm water ... to clean .. use pain killers .. and don;t worry .. It will be Ok no inflamation there .. this happens only coz of the near nerve pulp .. from the surface ..
436457
I've had similar problems, not that I didn't have the money, just that I didn't want to spend the money on a doctor cutting on my foot. I had a bad one that went on for several months, soaking it and trying to fix it myself, until finally one day it hurt so bad I couldn't walk on it. I used some Peroxide to wash and clean it and then slowly started working with a small pair of scissors, the kind most women have for whatever they use them for lol, to move then end of the nail up out of the place that hurts...it took a while and it was painful at times, but as soon as I got it worked up and could break it off, it felt sooo much better. I know this isn't the safest or healthiest way, but if you keep everything clean and sterile it wouldn't hurt. I fixed mine and it's not bothered me for over 4 months now. Hope this helps a little.
251815
they're fine so long as you're not leaving them in constantly.  if you wanna goth out for a night or something that's fine.  you may get some minor gum irritation.
244408
Someone stabbed a pencil deep into the back of my hand in high school.  I still have the blue mark where the lead broke off.  I think the doctor cutting open my hand to get out the broken pencil pieces hurt more than the stabbing.\n\nI just have to wonder how bored you are to stab YOURSELF.
292554
5) only when the dentist does it every 6 months when i go in for a check up\nim bad :(
318292
no not true. i had some of mine removed, but if it doesnt bother you you are fine. if it starts changing colors or gets irritated, u should c the dr.
345611
don't use them anymore
407780
Is the rust just along the bottom edges? When you get them sharpened, the rust should come off. \n\nYou can use steel wool, 0000 steel wool, but afterwards, you'll need to get them sharpened. \n\nIf the rust is on the sides, use the steel wool. If it doesn't remove all the rust from the sides, don't worry about it. It shouldn't affect your skating unless it's on the bottom edges. \n\nIn the future, as you've learned, dry your skates well after use. Use a terry cloth washcloth or towel. Once you get the skates home, take them out of the bag until they're well dry. Don't store them in the hard plastic guards. You can store them in soakers - terrycloth covers. \n\nAlso, are these expensive skates, where you bought the boot and the blade separately and had them assembled? If so, be sure to treat the leather of the bottom soles of the skates with Sno Seal or equivalent, to keep the moisture out. (The pro at the place where you bought them may have already done this, so you may not have to worry about it.) And when you dry your blades after skating, also dry the soles.
329326
well... i got spacers and i kept them in... you should definatly call your docter and tell him so you can make an appointment to put them back... and remember... they put them there for a reason so dont take them out!
328405
I understand your problem.  I have had a few patients with this same dilemma, and my Dr would 'slightly' smooth down the teeth.  Yes, it's done with the drill, but it shouldn't hurt as he won't go through your enamel.  At least he can smooth out these sharp spots for you.  Talk to your Dr about it.  If he gives you the same B.S. answer as your last dentist, tell him you will have to get a second opinon elsewhere.  Truth is, what ever the problem in the dental field there is always one solution other than to 'leave it alone, it will correct itself'.  G'luck!
573028
hey hun...if they were extremely tight as well as high then you may have cut the circulation off to them and that will definitely cause you to loose your nails...if the new ones are normal colored and having no pain then i don't thank there's any reason for a doc...but make darn sure you throw those shoes away!...love daisy
132970
Get a can of stripeze....careful when using tho...highly flammable. follow instructions and do it outdoors. DONT bead or sand blast them! If you do you will never get the polished look back! Rinse them good. Get some simichrome polish or other type of polishing compound. Be ready to use some elbow grease...you might want to buy a buffing disk for your electric drill.
8222
Absolutely not.  I'm 23, and still want to get back into it.  If only I could find others around here with blades and some interest... :(
454492
Try going to Play it Again Sports or a store like that and find a pair of used skates and experiment with what kind of skates that feel comfortable. \nRegular skate sharpenings will keep the edge on your skates.