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[dredefulchilde]

I have a question, for those who actually remember their childhoods.

[Joss opens his mouth, revealing an empty gap where one of his upper canines used to be. He holds the tooth—which used to be a fang, before his resurrection—up to the camera.]

This came out about five minutes ago. How long does it usually take for adult teeth to grow back in?

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[hashtagparkerluck]

Whoa, really? That's awesome. Maybe you'll get a dollar! It'd at least make you a whole dollar richer than me.

[ Get it? Because he's poor and doesn't have any money?? ]

Uh... but It's usually like two or three weeks.

[sendiintheclown]

Depending on when you can start introducing more solid and nutritious foods, that can affect the timeline. The more nutrition you're getting, the faster they'll grow. I take it you don't recall having lost a tooth before?

[mtsilver_conquor]

Depends on genetics. I had all mine by 13.

Per tooth I think it's a few weeks?

[She.... doesn't actually know.]

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[runs_on_batteries]

[Later, Tony recruits a roommate to slip a milk chocolate bar under Joss' pillow while he's sleeping.]

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[sonoflucis]

Mine took two months. Everyone says it's because I don't eat my vegetables.

[so_dark_a_road]

I'm an Elf, so I don't know if our teeth are at all comparable. Elves do have primary and secondary teeth, and our primary ones fall out when we're the equivalent of say, a mortal child who is five, six, or seven years of age. But the years are different. It probably takes us a lot longer to get each secondary tooth in.

[ He takes a close look at the fang Joss is holding up. ]

Maybe. . . a few months, for you? That's just a guess.

[pleple]

I have... just realized that I do not know what was done about my teeth while I was asleep.