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RE: Water flossers showdown: cordless vs countertop, what's your pick?

I've noticed the same thing about cordless models—they can be a bit intense at first, especially if your gums are sensitive or you're new to water flo...

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RE: struggling with pain after bone graft—anyone else dealing with this?

I can relate to this a lot. When I had my bone graft, I initially went down the rabbit hole of online searches too, and it definitely helped at first....

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RE: fluoride in toothpaste—do you worry about it?

Interesting to hear that your teeth adjusted back after returning to fluoride toothpaste. I had a similar experience myself—tried fluoride-free for a ...

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RE: How Did You Find a Good Dentist for Your Kid?

That's wonderful to hear. Finding someone who genuinely connects with kids makes all the difference. I remember my granddaughter's first dentist visit...

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RE: How Did You Find a Good Dentist for Your Kid?

This resonates with me. When my grandkids first started going to the dentist, I noticed their anxiety mirrored their parents' nervousness. It wasn't u...

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RE: How Did You Find a Good Dentist for Your Kid?

That's definitely true, but I'd also suggest not overlooking experience and technical skill. When my grandkids first went to the dentist, we initially...

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RE: My experience with getting teeth whitened professionally

My dentist recommended Sensodyne Rapid Relief toothpaste after my whitening session, and it genuinely helped ease the discomfort. I had similar sensit...

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RE: surviving on smoothies and mashed potatoes: my post-tooth-pulling adventure

Totally relate to this—warm stuff was uncomfortable for me too initially. Chilled soups like gazpacho ended up being a lifesaver...savory, soothing, a...

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RE: traveling with dentures—anyone else had awkward moments?

I get the appeal of adhesive strips, but honestly, they never quite worked out for me. Maybe it's just my technique (or lack thereof!), but I always e...

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