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Babe Raham
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 Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2023 7:41 pm Post subject: IIIB with 3 legs? |
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Are IIIB's supposed to have 4 legs?
I'm a IIIB with 3 legs, 2 of them are on my top teeth/lip and the other one is on the bottom teeth/lip. I read that IIIB's should have 4 legs and feel a "perfect circle" or sea around their teeth. I don't feel a circular seal all around my teeth, what should I do to feel a circular seal around my teeth and if i'm supposed to have 4 legs what should I do to get 4 legs?
I find that the only way I can get 2 legs on my bottom lip is pushing my jaw out to the point where my bottom front teeth are in front of my top front teeth which is very hard for me to play with. |
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Doug Elliott
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Location: Silver Spring, MD
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You're asking a very general question about a very specific situation.
Everybody is different.
Teeth can very much affect how you feel the rim contact.
How do you even know you're a IIIB?
I never trust a type diagnosis unless I see it myself. |
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