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So interesting that a mouth full of functioning teeth can be a map of the world 😉 I started out with a mouth full of Dutch fillings, had work done in Ghana, West Africa, in Armenia, and the US. I remember the American dentist saying, “Oh, you didn’t have this done here, I can see.” Ah, the adventures of the expat life. Even your teeth can tell the tale.
Yep…I once got the backhanded compliment from my American dentist that I have very good teeth “for someone who’s English.”