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Old 03-28-16 | 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by hannathing

Thanks for the help! It's good to know I was freaking out over nothing
Hint.

As long as you can clearly tell the difference between the "normal" and "sculpted teeth on the ring, it's fine. It's when all the teeth look pretty similar that you need to worry.
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