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Ti Gear ???
- Thread starter CKE2
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Yeah, some Ti messed up my teeth and gums; really hard to chew and swallowing can lead to lacerations in the esophagus and stomach lining 
Just kidding!
I Haven't heard anything about that. Ti is used for all kinds of internal body repairs. Ti is pretty non-reactive, so unless you're chewing on it, I can't see what damage it would cause??
ROCK6
Just kidding!
I Haven't heard anything about that. Ti is used for all kinds of internal body repairs. Ti is pretty non-reactive, so unless you're chewing on it, I can't see what damage it would cause??ROCK6
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I have a Ti Spork in my kit. Never had any issues
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You're not supposed to chew the Ti !!! The thing to avoid in your mouth [and body] is two different metals touching or nearby [galvanic corrosion]. Stuff they use in your mouth may include - gold, platinum, amalgam [silver/mercury], nitinol [ nickel/titanium] and others. Introduced materials in your body must not cause allergic reactions,galvanic corrosion, or rejection by the body. I've heard that about 10 % of implants must be removed because of adverse reactions.