How many teeth do you still have?

All but one lower molar and one wisdom tooth…

11. I lost most of my top teeth in a four wheeler wreck so I would have had them all pulled. On the bottom I have them all except for my four wisdom teeth and one incisor.

It really improved my blojobs

Never thought this being of interest but amazingly at my age I have not yet had a cavity, I retain a good straight set of teeth except wisdom teeth removed years ago because of making my teeth very tight..never wore braces before..

Believe it or not🤗

29/31

Lower and Upper right 8s extracted due to bad formation.

Upper left 8 never formed - lower 8 has a filling and could be removed in the future.

32 stable healthy teeth

Almost 2 years since I posted here and still have what I had then 😁

Just smile and let some else count.

I have 12 on the top and 12 on the bottom. I also had four teeth pulled before braces. My wisdom teeth never grew in.

All of them except the wisdom teeth. Had to save a few of them thru some root canals

All 32 but a few have crowns.

All 32, now. In 2004-2005 I had three implants and had crowns on the rest to open up my bite and give me a “pageant quality” smile.

I have 28 teeth left….all of which were very nicely repositioned with full heavy metal braces when I was 42 to fix a severe overbite problem. Four of my teeth are now crowned. My four severely impacted wisdom teeth were surgically extracted in a hospital under general anesthesia when I was 20. I’ve posted about that crazy experience elsewhere here on Zity!

I currently have 23, though one has a gold crown, and one a white onlay, I had many extracted and braces in my teens, and all four wisdom teeth + one other extracted under GA in hospital age 44

Still have all of them, although a few fillings added along the way.

I have 24 teeth left. All of the 4 wisdom teeth and other 4 teeth extracted before braces.

Mine are all plastic and removable. Nothing to scrape her pussy or hurt her clitoris with. Maybe that's why the colonel's daughter wanted my face in her pussy as much as possible.

I have a good friend she is over 60 years old. When she was pregnant with her first baby, she lost several teeth, this was repeated several more times. She lived in countries where it is not common to fix teeth, but when it breaks it is extracted. When she had a dozen more teeth left, and the dentists started asking her every year, for big money for complicated dentures, which didn't last even a year. She could no longer endure the pain and remodeling of all those teeth. She decided to take everything out even though some were still healthy and put on a removable lower and upper denture. She recovered quickly and then she told me that she is much happier now and it is more practical to take out and wash a denture than to brush your teeth in your mouth. Toothless being has another very good advantage, guess which one. She told me that in confidence.

All of them, including wisdom. Only 1 cavity in my entire life.

When my 94 year old father was being wheeled into theatre to pin a fractured hip the RN told him that he would have to take out his dentures. In great indignation he responded, “I do have all my own teeth!”

All minus my wisdoms!

Few fillings but all natural.

What would you call the “all american” mouth? Would you say that all 4 wisdom teeth removed is absolutely the norm?

I'm in the UK and this fascinates me.

Never had any wisdom teeth come in. I have all of my own teeth, like most people.

I have all of the teeth I still have. 😉

Enough to bite until I make naughty girls scream out in pain. 😈

What would you call the “all american” mouth? Would you say that all 4 wisdom teeth removed is absolutely the norm?

I'm in the UK and this fascinates me.

I don't think it's the norm. They never mentioned pulling mine. My teeth were so bad I was going to the dentist once a week until I was in high school when I convinced my mother she was wasting her money fixing them. With only 32 teeth and 52 weeks in a year that meant some of them must have been getting fixed twice a year. Knowing I was going into the army for tech school I figured we just had to keep them up enough to pass the entrance physical. I did and then they took them all out while I was in basic training and gave me plastic ones. They found one wisdom tooth that had rotted away and was hiding under the gums.

I never heard of anyone having wisdom teeth pulled just because---. Although we did consider them unnecessary and they did get in the way for some people closing their mouth properly. My replacements only have 24 teeth.

I have lost two or three, possibly more (at the back), resulting in my having partial dentures. True, I seem to have become elderly! Does that exonerate me, at all? 😕

(While I'm here. I almost would like to start a parallel thread to this one in which I sound u all out about whether u still have your tonsils or not! That used to be a fiendishly common removal procedure, required of kids, at the slightest pretext. But I gather it has become much less common?!)

- Ken

(While I'm here. I almost would like to start a parallel thread to this one in which I sound u all out about whether u still have your tonsils or not! That used to be a fiendishly common removal procedure, required of kids, at the slightest pretext. But I gather it has become much less common?!)

I would start that as a separate thread. It would be interesting to read answers. Now that I think of it, it's odd this subject has been overlooked so long. I will however withhold my answer for the proper thread.

Thanks, agracier (post #57 )! I may well seek to start such a thread later today.

- Ken

I haven't any left at all. It started when I was 12 and playing (American) football with neighborhood kids. I wacked my head into another player and since at the time we didn't normally have face-guards, I ended up knocking out my front teeth. Me of all sports wimps with a serious sports accident.

Anyway, instead of fitting me with a plate, the dentist used adjacent teeth to drill into for support points for a bridge. But eventually the drilled teeth deteriorated as well so that meant an even larger bridge and more adjacent teeth eventually shot to hell.

This went on for decades until I got so utterly tired of going to dentists and them trying to foist expensive, ego-soothing solutions on me and my wallet, that I finally got rid of every one of the annoying useless things. It was one of the best decisions I ever made: no more toothaches, no more breaking a bridge at an inopportune occasion (in school or at a restaurant with friends) and afterwards no more dentist visits.

I've learned, a bit too late perhaps, to not let vanity get in the way of making a decision. And as I've seen with friends, teeth is one thing people are very very vain about. And now I have a nice set of teeth that no one knows are not natural, moreover paid for in large part by the national health insurance. A far cheaper solution than trying to keep teeth in good condition, especially after an accident.

All 32, but some are crowned and most have fillings. But that's seventy plus years of service.