The Connection between Slipped Slates and Chipped Teeth

Feeling what seemed like a lettuce leaf stuck between two bottom front teeth over the weekend, I set to with the dental floss.

Expecting to whip it out in a jiffy, it’s not what I thought.

Turns out I’ve chipped a tiny piece off the back of my tooth.

Nothing major. You can’t even see it.

Surely there’s no need to do anything?

Not so.

Even a tiny chip off the back of a tooth needs fixing - pronto.

Doing nothing can lead to infection and, even, losing the whole tooth.

That sounds like a lot of pain 😫 and money £ £ £.

Much better to fix it right away and hold onto the original. So, too, with slipped slates in empty buildings.

Acting right away to repair the slipped slate is crucial – whether at the front or back.

When we don’t, we risk an infestation of dry rot or worse: losing the whole building.

Mending from the get-go saves oodles of pain 😫 time ⏰ and money £ £ £ down the track.

We get to keep the original building intact, in use and of value.

Win-Win 🏠🏆😊