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Corsair · 80-89, M
@Toothless I understand your desires. There are actually quite a few people who share them. There are some problems involved, though. First of all, do you really understand what you would be getting yourself into? Being toothless. especially at such a young age, can have a serious social stigma. Toothlessness is often thought of as being connected with a low class person. Many people think that it's related to drug use. Many people think that it makes a person ugly, and they would rather die than be without teeth. It often makes it difficult to speak well, and eating can be a challenge. I could go on and on, but you get the idea.
Secondly, it will be difficult to get a dentist or oral surgeon to remove healthy teeth. That is probably the greatest challenge for you. I have no suggestions, but you should check with places in your area which specialize in dentures. Do you want to have dentures, or are you more interested in having all of your teeth removed? If you want to have dentures, that raises another set of considerations.
Do you have any friends your age who are toothless? If so, see how they are doing and whether they would do it again. A number of the people on this site are toothless or have dentures, and are very happy about it. Most of those people are older than you, though.
Please give it some more thought, especially about how you would be accepted by your peers. I can tell you that I enjoy the feeling of empty gums, and I like the way that I look without my dentures. Still, going out in public with no teeth is a challenge, and I don't do it very much.
Let us know what you think of the problems, which I have described.
Secondly, it will be difficult to get a dentist or oral surgeon to remove healthy teeth. That is probably the greatest challenge for you. I have no suggestions, but you should check with places in your area which specialize in dentures. Do you want to have dentures, or are you more interested in having all of your teeth removed? If you want to have dentures, that raises another set of considerations.
Do you have any friends your age who are toothless? If so, see how they are doing and whether they would do it again. A number of the people on this site are toothless or have dentures, and are very happy about it. Most of those people are older than you, though.
Please give it some more thought, especially about how you would be accepted by your peers. I can tell you that I enjoy the feeling of empty gums, and I like the way that I look without my dentures. Still, going out in public with no teeth is a challenge, and I don't do it very much.
Let us know what you think of the problems, which I have described.
Mathewmingo · 31-35, M
@Toothless Awesome!
I love it when people finally break free-of whatever it is that they suppress there PERSONAL choice To be (with some VERY CLEAR no-no zones.) I also share the same desire and have learned a bit of a secret that I have heard time and time again. This will put things into perspective- How do you hide something in plain sight? Make those who find the truth look “like some crazy whack-jobs.”
EVERYONE I have met without teeth (bare gums full-time) has said basically this: dentist offices want money. They DONT care where it comes from (insurance company’s, LIFE SAVINGS…..)
I have been told that ANYONE who fantasize about living bare-gummed for life should DO IT. Medical idiots won’t share this since the truth would end them. So much negativity and BULLSHIT about being happily toothless. You won’t regret it.
Dentists sometimes even SABOTAGE your teeth to make REPEATED visits are a SURE THING.
If people can willingly undergo COSMETIC CHANGES to there body’s with LITTLE to NO medical benefit such as: Breast Implants, Pearcings, Tattoos, Circumcision, Penis enlargement, Branding, Permanent Makeup……Then why won’t medical professionals do what is TRULY a legit lay PERSONAL choice. The answer-money.
I love it when people finally break free-of whatever it is that they suppress there PERSONAL choice To be (with some VERY CLEAR no-no zones.) I also share the same desire and have learned a bit of a secret that I have heard time and time again. This will put things into perspective- How do you hide something in plain sight? Make those who find the truth look “like some crazy whack-jobs.”
EVERYONE I have met without teeth (bare gums full-time) has said basically this: dentist offices want money. They DONT care where it comes from (insurance company’s, LIFE SAVINGS…..)
I have been told that ANYONE who fantasize about living bare-gummed for life should DO IT. Medical idiots won’t share this since the truth would end them. So much negativity and BULLSHIT about being happily toothless. You won’t regret it.
Dentists sometimes even SABOTAGE your teeth to make REPEATED visits are a SURE THING.
If people can willingly undergo COSMETIC CHANGES to there body’s with LITTLE to NO medical benefit such as: Breast Implants, Pearcings, Tattoos, Circumcision, Penis enlargement, Branding, Permanent Makeup……Then why won’t medical professionals do what is TRULY a legit lay PERSONAL choice. The answer-money.
Toothless · 22-25, M
@Corsair no i dont want dentures only gum. My job is to serve my boyfriend. It makes me happy to be toothless. Its easy for him when i suck. I dont want teeth. I dont enjoy them. For years now. Its a bdsm fetish too. Who can pull them out. And what is a way to have teeth fall out and die quickly??
@Mathewmingo That actually happened to me. Dentist drilled a few teeth that were totally fine. Some teeth have fillings that keep coming out and every few months i used to go back and have them filled but not anymore. At this point I'd be better off without them. It's a lot of upkeep and it's so expensive. I'd rather have all of them pulled and just wear dentures. I don't think there's anything wrong with being toothless so it really wouldn't bother me, even tho I'm still young
denturelover001 · 18-21, M
@Toothless SAME! I have wanted dentures since I was in middle school. The thought of being completely toothless excites me. What is holding me back right now is that I am currently dependent on my parents and I really don't want them to know about it. Also, thinking about the future and preserving bone, I will wait and eventually get mini implants for the bottoms.