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Were can you get dental flippers for your child

Monday, Feb. 15th 2010 1:49 PM

My daughter knocked out a few of her front teeth.  They were her baby teeth that would be coming out in a year or so.  Her dentist was saying it is not to big of an issue at this point but would keep an eye on it to make sure her adult come in correctly.

Anyway I though I would like to get her a flipper like they have in the beauty pageants.  I am just not sure were you go for them.  I am guessing a dentist would make flippers,  but would any dentist make flippers or is it only a cosmetic  dentist?

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