what's the youngest person you've ever known who had dentures?
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Yes that's not uncommon especially thirty or more years ago for people to have had dentures so young.  Even today there are some genetic diseases that makes the teeth very fragile so they need to be taken out at a young age.  Nowdays dental implants can replace the teeth on someone like that.
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The youngest person ever to give birth is Lina Medina, a Peruvian girl from the Andean village of Ticrapo. She gave birth to a boy by caesarean section on May 14, 1939 at the age of five years, seven months and 21 days.\n\nThe girls father was initially suspected of being the father but authorities were never able to determine who fathered Lina's child.\n\nMedical examination at the time of birth revealed that Lina had the ovaries of a fully mature woman. Her medical history also claimed that she had been having menstrual cycles for years before the birth. She had also developed breasts. Doctors theorized that her abnormal sexual maturity was a result of an extraordinary hormonal disorder of pituitary origin.
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Considering dentures are made from an impression of the gums I am not sure they can be donated.  I bet the Salvation Army would know though cause I see many people out there with no teeth.  I am an advocate by trade and I always try to tactfully ask people of I could be of assistance i helping them to get teeth.  Maybe the material could be resused.  Also I would try a Denture lab, there are a few in Fresno.
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We were having Thanksgiving Dinner a few years ago and we had the whole gang of about 20 people around.  My husband's Dad who was about 95 at the time and who had had recent chemotherapy for cancer all of a sudden got ill at the table and vomited into his napkin.  I quickly grabbed his napkin took it to the kitchen sink, shook it out and rinsed it out really good.  I then turned on the garbage disposal and all of a sudden there was this horrendous racket in the garbage disposal.  I turned it off and reached down into it and pulled out a very mangled set of false teeth. I screeched , oh my and everyone crowded around me and we all started to giggle, even though it really was not entirely funny.  We gave grandpa back his false teeth and he put them back in but they were totally missing teeth.  We all tried not to laugh but it really was a bit humorous. We will all never forget that moment.  Dad has passed on now about 7 years ago but that moment will live on and be passed on to future generations.
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George Washington.  Got to love those wooden teeth.  \n\n\nCome on what kind of question is this.  The only half way decent not old president was JFK
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I'm going to apologize for the other rude answers.  If they had any common sense they would know that most 6 year olds don't lose 15 baby teeth by the time they are 6.  I wish I could help you with an answer but, I'm at a loss.  My six year old is missing one permanent tooth on the bottom.  She hasn't lost her baby tooth in that spot yet but the exrays showed that she doesn't have one to come in behind it.  The dentist told me it just happens in some children.  But, I can't imagine that it would "just happen" with 15.  There has to be something else associated with it.  I'll try to find out for you and I'll post it on here if I do.  I'm sorry to hear about your son's missing teeth.  May God bless you and your family.\n\n\nI found some...\n\nDown's Syndrome\nWilliams Syndrome\nWitkop Tooth and Nail Syndrome\nStevens Johnson Syndrome\nWolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome\n\nI hope this helps!\nHave a nice evening.
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The eruption of teeth in a child vary just like the age at which a child takes his or her first steps.  I wouldn't be alarmed at this point.
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I not only kissed him, I married him. My husband had braces at age 35, for about two years. We've been married almost 17 years now.
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dental phobias happen sometimes for no reason at all. but often it will be because someone was rough or didn't explain what was happening to them when they were young. thank goodness it doesn't happen so much anymore but there are still terrified ppl out there.
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I was 15 and he was my first 'real' boyfriend.  He bit my lip.  It was horrible...lol.  we broke up shortly after!
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When I was 17 I was on a date, we were parked and things were progessing nicely until she started to give me a b10wj0b. She managed snag the head on her braces and it ripped badly enough that I had to go to the ER and get 2 stitches, because I wasn't yet 18 they had to call my parents to get permission to treat me.
1060618
Oral, Anus (two brothers my father knew in Oklahoma) and Chlamydia *girls name*
1002292
I think it was common for kids to have fillings 30 years ago, but now it's not as common because of fluoride in the water etc. I'd say it would be relatively normal for 8 year olds to have a filling or two, but 6 sounds like quite a lot, maybe you should watch what she's eating and how she's brushing her teeth, and maybe speak to the dentist about sealants?
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Yes I attended Kindergarden....I remember going to the dentist  and while we were heading back to the school, my grandma told me she'd be there, but she came earlier that day and I found out she left me. I was very sad and I went to the babysitters who I DREADED!!
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Wasn't there a kid who died when her mother left her at the dentist? I saw that on the news a few weeks ago, the dentist was a terrible terrible man, I think he's in Jail now for murder
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I had been in an accident that left me with shattered front teeth. I was self-conscious about it. Before I could get them fixed, some jackass (a complete stranger) walked up to me and very coldly said, "Your teeth look sooooo stupid. Why do you walk around looking like that? You'd better get those teeth fixed RIGHT NOW because your f**ked-up face is making me want to puke." I was really embarrassed. Did he think that I didn't realize that my dental work was messed up? There are little things called "appointments" that you have to make with doctors to get things done, you know. I had to wait until the dental clinic could get me in for that large a repair job, because it was going to be a rather long ordeal. Anyway, that comment was the absolute last thing I needed to hear.
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A child born with teeth is going to lose them.  He/she just started a bit early... but they are milk teeth, the first teeth and they'll fall eventually to make room for the permanent teeth...\nA friend of mine was married to a guy who, after his permanent teeth grew in, had a terrible pains in his jaws... they came from a third set of teeth that was growing in !!!