Are your front teeth wobbly?

[Revanold]

I woke up this morning with a pain in my right front tooth, and I tried to see if it was wobbly and it was :ohdear: So I was just wondering if it's normal to have slightly wobbly front teeth too. Thanks :saddowns:

Just explained the situation to my mom and now she's really pissed off with me :gonk:

[macacan]

Mine move a little, but I wouldn't say wobbly, no.

[kmlkmljkl]

Did you get hit last night or did you sleepwalk or something?

[ExplodingGuy]

Brush your teeth, you scoundrel.

[Revanold]

[QUOTE=kmlkmljkl;26772636]Did you get hit last night or did you sleepwalk or something?[/QUOTE]

I did the most [b]Retarded[/b] thing ever a few days ago. I bit a cymbal and got my friend to hit it [i]lightly[/i] to see what it felt like. Oh my god it hurt :gonk: Damn my impulsive behaviour. But yeah that was 4-5 days ago and the pain only happened this morning so I don't know if they are related :saddowns:

[J4censolo]

Oh god I lol'd, that's probably it though.

And no my front teeth aren't wobbly, but I do have a slight gap. :saddowns:

[sltungle]

Yes, but I have braces, so like all of my teeth move a little bit.

I suppose they're meant to move a LITTLE bit, but not too much.

[J4censolo]

[img]http://filesmelt.com/dl/cymbal_biting.PNG[/img]

[Fatman55]

[QUOTE=J4censolo;26772731][img_thumb]http://filesmelt.com/dl/cymbal_biting.PNG[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
Very artistic :buddy:

[Revanold]

[QUOTE=J4censolo;26772731][img_thumb]http://filesmelt.com/dl/cymbal_biting.PNG[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]

That's pretty much it lol

[CoolCorky]

D'awww, OP is finally growing his big boy teeth :3:

[Revanold]

[QUOTE=CoolCorky;26772875]D'awww, OP is finally growing his big boy teeth :3:[/QUOTE]

Baby -> Adult -> Big boy

[Yur|ko]

Somewhat yes, but biting a goddamn cymbal definitely won't help. :v:

[Bragdras]

[QUOTE=lockdown6;26772907]-> small child[/QUOTE]

[b] -> dead [sp]with no teeths[/sp] [/b]

[M_B]

[QUOTE=Bragdras;26772933][b] -> dead [sp]with no teeths[/sp] [/b][/QUOTE]

skulls actually retain the teeth :)

or rather the teeth retain themselves onto the skull/jaw

[lapsus_]

Actually, it's cause you sometimes clench your teeth while sleeping.
Don't worry it's normal

[supreme7]

Stop smoiting dodos so often

[Bragdras]

[QUOTE=M_B;26772972]skulls actually retain the teeth :)

or rather the teeth retain themselves onto the skull/jaw[/QUOTE]

It was just.. Y'know. . . To follow up CoolCorky's joke

[NickFury666]

No.