I did the math, I did the sums
I found a dentist and showed her
my teeth and gums.
Dentists! as rare as hen's teeth
in some cities and towns.
But, I've got a big smile now,
and I'm looking at tits and bums.
Hardly ever go to dentist's . . . Been that way all my life. Luckily I have great teeth. I'm eighty years old and my teeth are beginning to feel old as well as I. Eh, they are staying strong as I am trying to.
GEE...THAT'S AN UNUSUAL OFFICE THERE...AND ONLY ONE CAVITY? HMMM, GOOD FOR YOU KEN. I SHUDDER WHEN I THINK ABOUT WHAT MY RETURN TO THE DENTIST WILL BE LIKE, REALLY. HAVE A BELATED HAPPY DENTIST DAY! THANKS FOR THE SHARE. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
I know what you mean. A good dentist can make you smile. Luckily, I've got all but one tooth left and I'm smiling every time I have to chew steak or something else that's a little tough.
You're lucky, as my teeth have mostly gone away, only 6 left on the bottom, none on top, but you tend to learn to use what you've got, as have I, just not alot...-e-
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