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Question by bb
Submitted on 8/11/2003
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what damage can a tonuge ring do over a period of time to your teeth?

Answer by April
Submitted on 5/10/2004
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Metal barbells can chip or wear the enamel off your teeth. This mostly happens from not being careful:) I have had mine for a week and have learned how to eat in such a way where I don't bite the barbell. The best way to prevent damage is to not get it done but what fun would that be? After the initial healing is done I will replace the metal one with a flexible barbell. I found a bunch in the $1.99 section at Bodycandy.com they are acrylic and will bend also if bitten, they will do much less damage:)

Answer by lucy
Submitted on 11/21/2004
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Well iv had mine done 4 about a month and course your going to catch it but you get smaller bars put in so you don't catch it any more and i wouldn't dare get a bar 4 $1.99 you will probaly get a infection and die!! HAHAHA

Answer by Cortney
Submitted on 12/26/2006
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How long does it take for it to stop hurting?

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