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Can I Have a Lollipop with my Invisalign In?

July 18, 2012
Asked By:Meme04 in California, MD

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July 20, 2012

Answer: Can I have a lollipop with my invisalign in

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Leonard Tau, DMD
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August 29, 2012

Answer: Lollipop

Jacqueline Demko, DDS, MSD
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Answer: Lollipop

Jacqueline Demko, DDS, MSD
July 20, 2012

Answer: NO Lollipops with Invisalign In

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Jay Neuhaus, DDS
July 20, 2012

Answer: NO Lollipops with Invisalign In

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Jay Neuhaus, DDS
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