It's shocking, I know. If I can be of any help, please let me know. My daughter is now 18 years old and we are awaiting eight implants when she's in her 20's. It's been a long journey, but in the end, it's made her a stronger person and she has a beautiful
smile.
Tricia Lamm
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> On Nov 17, 2016, at 1:50 PM, Debbie Dillon <
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> This is a brand new diagnosis for us. Genetic testing was done today to determine why oligodontia is present in two children. We now have 3 a general dentist, an orthodontist, and a prostadontist. But now they want is to see another specialist. The bills are getting huge and we haven't had any work done yet. I understand why this process needs support from others who know the frustrations. I started to read on the internet but the study on oligodontia linked to colon cancer scared me away and I thought it best not to go too far into this thing right now. Definitely overwhelmed.
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