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RE: GUM ISSUES SUCK—HERE'S SOMETHING THAT HELPED ME

Upgrading your water flosser could definitely make a noticeable difference—higher-end models often have adjustable pressure settings that help reach t...

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RE: Curious about recovery time after tooth extraction and implants

It's definitely understandable to feel concerned about nutrition after an extraction, especially with picky eaters. Kids can be particularly sensitive...

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RE: Tooth trouble dilemma: implant or bridge for grandma?

I've seen a lot of patients worry about bone grafting too, but honestly, it's usually less intense than they expect. My mom went through it last year—...

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RE: Tricks to get kids excited about brushing teeth

Timers can definitely be a double-edged sword. I've noticed the same thing—kids rushing through brushing just to beat the clock, which kind of defeats...

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RE: Tricks to get kids excited about brushing teeth

Music can definitely be a helpful tool, especially at first. We tried it with our kids too, and initially, it was a big hit. But like you mentioned, t...

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RE: Eating comfortably when your mouth feels like a construction zone

You're definitely not alone—spicy or acidic foods can irritate sensitive oral tissues, especially after dental procedures. Even mild seasonings like b...

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

Haha, I remember those early days as well...water flossers can indeed be a bit messy at first, especially with kids involved. In my experience, counte...

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

Prescription-strength fluoride pastes definitely have their place, but they're not for everyone. Typically, they're recommended for patients with a hi...

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RE: WISDOM TEETH OUT—HOW LONG DID IT TAKE YOU TO FEEL NORMAL AGAIN?

You're definitely onto something here—nerve healing can vary significantly from person to person. However, sensitivity to temperature isn't always ner...

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RE: My experience with getting teeth whitened professionally

I've noticed similar results with patients who've gradually introduced at-home whitening after professional treatments. Starting slow definitely seems...

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RE: finally figured out the best floss-mouthwash routine

I completely understand your experience with silicone picks feeling awkward initially. From a clinical standpoint, traditional floss does have the adv...

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RE: metal mouth maintenance: what's your cleaning style?

Your mini dental kit idea is definitely a smart move. I've seen a lot of patients find relief from anxiety just by having something handy to clean the...

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RE: HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO BACK AFTER TREATMENT?

Funny enough, sometimes the second choice ends up being a hidden gem. I've seen patients initially disappointed about switching dentists, only to find...

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

You're spot on about reviews—they can be helpful, but they're definitely not the whole story. I've noticed that sometimes the dentists who look great ...

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RE: metal mouth maintenance: what's your cleaning style?

I completely understand your hesitation. When I first started using a water flosser, I had similar concerns—especially about the mess factor. Admitted...

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