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RE: Finally figured out how to get stains out like the pros

Activated charcoal's decent, agreed—messy but cheap and effective. I switched to baking soda paste myself; less zombie-mouth, still budget-friendly. A...

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RE: Curious about recovery time after tooth extraction and implants

Yeah, soreness hung around for me too, especially after eating crunchy or chewy stuff. I stuck to softer foods longer than planned, and it seemed to h...

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RE: How Long Does Your Mouthguard Usually Last?

Tried one of those DIY kits once—honestly, wasn't impressed. It felt bulky and awkward, and I ended up chewing through it in about two months. Agree o...

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RE: How Long Does Your Mouthguard Usually Last?

Yeah, same here. Mine usually makes it around 10-12 months, but I stretch it out longer if I can... those things aren't cheap. Last year was rough tho...

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

Yeah, applesauce was my go-to as well. Cheap, easy to swallow, and zero hassle. Peanut butter sounds good in theory, but honestly, after my extraction...

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RE: Getting ready for oral surgery—my game plan

I get the soup suggestion, but honestly, lukewarm soups never really did it for me. After my surgery, I tried broth-based soups and found them pretty ...

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RE: Quick trick my dentist shared to keep cavities away

Yeah, totally agree. Gum's nice as an extra step, but I haven't noticed enough difference to justify the higher price tag. Anyone found a budget-frien...

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

I wondered about that too, but honestly, I think it's more about individual healing than age. Had mine out in my late 20s, and it took me around 6 wee...

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RE: Curious about recovery time after tooth extraction and implants

Could be the cold numbing things, but honestly, warm broth was my go-to. Felt soothing and less shocking to sensitive spots. Talking wore me out too, ...

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RE: Surviving gum surgery: ice packs are my new best friend

Gel packs are great, but honestly, homemade ice packs worked just fine for me. After my gum surgery, I didn't feel like shelling out extra cash for so...

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

Same here—I wasn't convinced either, especially since I didn't want to spend extra on ice packs and heating pads. But honestly, alternating hot and co...

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RE: My dentist convinced me to switch to electric—now I'm lost in toothbrush land

I get what you're saying about the pressure sensors. I bought one of those electric brushes with all the bells and whistles a while back, thinking it'...

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RE: finally brace-free—how would you mark the occasion?

Mac and cheese is safe, sure, but honestly, after months of restrictions, my daughter went straight for popcorn. I was skeptical at first (kernels stu...

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

Yeah, noticed the same thing with cheaper tablets—definitely a chlorine aftertaste. I ended up breaking them in half to use less per soak, helped cut ...

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RE: Simple habits to keep your gums healthy

Flossing in the shower actually makes sense—less mess and easy to remember. I keep a pack of those interdental brushes by my computer. They're cheap i...

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