why is eating ice such a bad thing to do?

Javail M · #1 19-07-2007, 08:25

ive been eating ice since i got pregnant but i hear it's bad for your teeth but my teeth are fine. whats wrong with eating it?

Julianne · #2 19-07-2007, 08:26

I cracked two teeth chewing on ice - God knows why I did that - but I ended up having to get crowns on both of them - at a cost of $1,000+ for each one. Plus it was painful having it done. I'll never chew ice again! Try to just **** on the ice if you can - you don't want your baby to have a mom with missing teeth. *s*

Popcorn · #3 19-07-2007, 08:26

Are you eating the ice, or ****ing on it? ****ing on ice is fine, but when you weaken and bite down, you can harm your teeth. I cracked a tooth doing that.

sstubbs30 · #4 19-07-2007, 08:26

My hygienist said it can cause microscopic cracks in your teeth. But, I can't help myself, I still eat ice all the time.

Julianne · #5 19-07-2007, 08:26

I cracked two teeth chewing on ice - God knows why I did that - but I ended up having to get crowns on both of them - at a cost of $1,000+ for each one. Plus it was painful having it done. I'll never chew ice again! Try to just **** on the ice if you can - you don't want your baby to have a mom with missing teeth. *s*

Kitty · #6 19-07-2007, 08:26

You canbreak or chip a tooth.. I broke one of mind eatin popcorn one time. **** on that ice. Also it not good for the old gut either. Take my advice.

Bleed in Stereo · #7 19-07-2007, 08:26

It makes small cracks in your teeth, and can eventually crack your teeth altogether.

Even knowing this I still keep doing it. lol

Julianne · #8 19-07-2007, 08:27

I cracked two teeth chewing on ice - God knows why I did that - but I ended up having to get crowns on both of them - at a cost of $1,000+ for each one. Plus it was painful having it done. I'll never chew ice again! Try to just **** on the ice if you can - you don't want your baby to have a mom with missing teeth. *s*

Lady T. · #9 19-07-2007, 08:27

A craving for ice can be a sign of iron deficiency anemia.

Popcorn · #10 19-07-2007, 08:27

Are you eating the ice, or ****ing on it? ****ing on ice is fine, but when you weaken and bite down, you can harm your teeth. I cracked a tooth doing that.

Lady T. · #11 19-07-2007, 08:27

A craving for ice can be a sign of iron deficiency anemia.

yankeesrus07 · #12 19-07-2007, 08:27

It is supposedly bad for your teeth (when you think about it I guess it is) but it is also linked with a psychological disorder (not really threatening or anything) called pica, or the desire to chew/crush/eat ice. It is linked with anemia, a condition that you don't have enough iron in your blood. Pregnant women and menstruating women such as yourself are prone to it.

Julianne · #13 19-07-2007, 08:27

I cracked two teeth chewing on ice - God knows why I did that - but I ended up having to get crowns on both of them - at a cost of $1,000+ for each one. Plus it was painful having it done. I'll never chew ice again! Try to just **** on the ice if you can - you don't want your baby to have a mom with missing teeth. *s*

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