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RE: Swapping string floss for a water jet—worth it?

You're honestly on the right track with that routine. Water flossers are a game changer for folks with bridges or tight spots—way less frustrating tha...

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RE: Swapping string floss for a water jet—worth it?

I hear you on the mess—my bathroom mirror still has the occasional water spot from my first week. But for folks with crowns, bridges, or even braces, ...

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

Totally get what you mean—cordless is super convenient, but the power just isn’t the same. I’ve had a few patients say they switched back to counterto...

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RE: Finger brush vs. baby toothbrush for first teeth—what worked for you?

Finger brushes are definitely gentler, but I totally get what you mean—they don’t really get the job done once there’s actual food stuck on those tiny...

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RE: Getting my bite fixed with metal in my mouth—worth it?

I hear you on the wires—those things can be a real pain, especially early on. But, just to play devil’s advocate, aligners aren’t always as drama-free...

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RE: Baking soda vs. coconut oil: which one actually works for a whiter smile?

Honestly, I get why people keep looking for an easy at-home fix—who doesn’t want whiter teeth without dropping a bunch of money at the dentist? I’ve s...

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RE: Grinding teeth at night...what if you ignored it?

I totally get the hesitation about cost—custom guards can be pricey, no doubt. From what I've seen, the drugstore ones can be decent as a short-term f...

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

Mashed sweet potatoes are definitely underrated—smart move mixing in cinnamon or butter for variety. And you're totally right, everyone's healing proc...

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RE: Finding the right doc for bone graft surgery—recent story got me thinking

That's interesting, because from my experience, it's always a tricky balance. I've seen some dentists who barely say anything, leaving patients (and p...

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RE: Getting ready for oral surgery—my game plan

Blended mac 'n cheese...that's a new one for me, haha. When I had my wisdom teeth out, I survived on smoothies and lukewarm soups. Honestly, after a f...

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RE: The Great Mouthguard Mystery: A Tale of the Vanishing Case

Haha, microfiber cloths are definitely underrated. I switched to them a while back too, mostly because I got tired of those tiny paper towel bits stic...

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RE: Toothbrush showdown: electric vs manual for older folks

Yeah, pressing too hard is super common when switching to electric brushes. I've seen a lot of folks come in with irritated gums because they're treat...

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RE: Surviving the Liquid Food Life After Jaw Surgery

Potato leek is decent, but honestly, I found blended soups got old fast. Have you considered savory smoothies instead? Avocado, spinach, and a bit of ...

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

Water flossers can be a lifesaver for those tricky back teeth, especially if traditional floss feels like gymnastics. They might not replace regular f...

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