Which leads me to...the timing. It was a few months after a pretty insane breakup. The relationship lasted nearly 8 years, so it was rough. That's a horrible time for it to happen, but the worst part is that they worked two rows down from me. So, I got to come into work for around 6 months looking like I got beat up.
Hell, even 6 month down the line I still looked like this:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_...ERLTTh0MURBLUk
I eventually got the two front teeth shaved down, but since then (it's been like 3 years), the chipped tooth is pretty much a nub. It broke off a lot the other day.
I guess it should be "lucky" it was mostly molars the were affected, but that makes eating challenging.
I guess the right side is the most painful:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_...EJDVU1Xeld3VVk
It's hard to tell, but the bottom two molars are just nubs, which break more each time I eat. So I get a little bit of 2spicy bits of teeth with each meal.
And here's the other side...which is pretty much nonexistent:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_...TZkSmVqUndZVFk
Sigh. I feel really gross and weird sharing these, but maybe it's good therapy. I'll likely take take down the links tomorrow.
But yeah, I think the damage occurred due to the gritting of my teeth when I hit the pavement. It's hard to tell, but pretty much every single tooth was chipped in some fashion. Or cracked down the middle, which isn't visible in the pics much. Surprised some of the teeth have held up! Though I have a crown hanging on for dear life.
They are also shifting, which realllyyyyy sucks. I'm trying to workout a good plan with the doctor. He could work on the top arch first, for cheaper, and then a year or two later I could do the bottom, which would be more pricey. Blahhh, I better get back to work. Thanks for all the encouragement and sweet words, everyone. I genuinely appreciate it, as I've not really had anyone to turn to after the breakup. I've been a hermit.
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