What’s the oldest thing you own that you still use daily?
Both sets were in position by the time I was born, which means they’re older than some of the other body parts in the skin bag I use daily. Except for one that’s a crown, and the four wisdom teeth I never grew – I take that back, there is a heart shaped incomplete wisdom tooth above one of my top molars – the rest are mine. Er, except for the baby teeth, which fell out at the appropriate times. It would be kind of awkward to walk around as an adult with two sets of teeth protruding from your gums, would it not? Maybe you would chew things more quickly, or maybe it would slow down the chewing process…? I digress.
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But do we own teeth?
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😂 I own mine. I pay a fortune to keep them in my head.
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Heh… fair enough 😏
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😊
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Love this Amy! Dazzling 😀 xoxo
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Thanks, Carol Anne! 😁xoxo
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Did the Tooth Fairy make an appearance? 🧚♀️ 💵 😎
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A bunch of them. But there were questions. I think it started with the tooth fairy. “Why would the tooth fairy give me money for a tooth? How would she stick the money under the pillow?” The math wasn’t mathing. I fell down this slippery slope of thoughts, and I specifically remember the realization hitting me without anyone telling me, although I did interrogate thoroughly. I remember this question followed, “Santa and the Easter bunny, too?” in a tone of voice which can only be described as disappointed resignation. (I’m speaking vaguely so as to not give away too much information here.) 🧚🏻
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Someone I used to know here had multiple sets of wisdom teeth… like 7.
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Wild. I just looked it up because I had never heard of something like that. Sometimes people have extra teeth hiding above their wisdom teeth so that when the wisdom teeth are pulled the extra teeth come down and they need to be pulled. Apparently they’re called supernumerary teeth. Fascinating and probably very expensive. I’m sure I prefer having zero wisdom teeth – even if it means I have no wisdom. 😊
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I think she kept growing more. Her dentist wanted to write a paper about her, but she refused. I hope he wrote it anyway, simply omitting her identity.
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That’s weird! I know sharks continually grow teeth, but I have not heard of such a thing with humans.
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SHE’S A SHARK!!! 🦈
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😂
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My wisdom teeth never came in either. I probably have to have surgery in a few years to remove them. I’m not looking forward to that!
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I wouldn’t be either! I actually don’t have them – they didn’t form. I’m an evolutionary marvel. That’s what I tell people. 😂
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😂 you and me are probably very much alike there!
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😂😂😂
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… that would be a little weird if I had my baby teeth on a necklace or a bracelet… OR A RING!😳… Would sure make an interesting story though (to wide eyed strangers).
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No doubt! 😆
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Awww look at those dimples
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😊 still got ‘em, plus my teeth lol
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Glad you kept them both! LOL
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🤣
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