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Joined: Aug 2005
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Why remove only the wisdom teeth, Demi? Heck, I went to school with a couple of children (adolescents, actually) who had to have ALL THEIR TEETH PULLED as teenagers because the developing tooth buds were not prophylactically removed shortly after birth. I am not making this up.
If we could develop a tradition of excising all tooth buds (that's the patches of epithelial cells under the gums) shortly after birth, and then fitting these children with false teeth when they are a couple of years old, there would be absolutely no tooth problems, ever, with anyone. Especially no amalgams.
People with natural teeth would be seen as oddities, much as males with foreskins tend to be looked at askance.
Do consider it, all of you.
Animals feel pain & suffering just as we do, and they value their lives as much as we value ours.
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