danielrobinson480
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RE: Toothbrush showdown: electric vs manual for older folks

That's actually a good point. I was skeptical about Bluetooth brushes at first—seemed like just another gimmick—but after trying one myself, I realize...

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RE: Hypothetically, if you tried extracting some herbal stuff at home—like oils or tinctures—and it went kinda wrong (maybe too strong or weird smell or something), how would you fix it?

Totally agree with this. I've found glycerin tinctures gentler too, but sometimes the extraction just isn't as thorough. One trick I've used is gently...

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

I had a similar experience when I needed a bone graft before my dental implant. The first surgeon I saw was technically great, but he rushed through e...

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

Yeah, same experience here. Tried a couple of DIY ones—just couldn't get a comfy fit and woke up with jaw soreness anyway. Dentist-made guard made a h...

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RE: Quick hacks to brighten teeth by morning?

Yeah, I agree with you on baking soda being more of a gradual thing. I've tried it myself a few times, and honestly, overnight miracles just didn't ha...

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RE: Sensitive Gums Driving Me Nuts—Saltwater Rinse or OTC Gel?

Saltwater rinses are definitely underrated. I tried the gels too, and yeah, they were basically a temporary bandaid—felt good for a sec, then back to ...

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

Totally get what you mean about the apps becoming a chore, but honestly, I still find mine pretty useful. Maybe it's just my overly analytical brain, ...

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RE: Getting ready for oral surgery—my game plan

Haha, exactly. I learned this the hard way after my wisdom teeth removal—thought ice-cold water would soothe things faster, but nope, just made everyt...

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RE: ever had to rush your kid to the dentist unexpectedly?

The wax is usually fine for a few days at most—it's really meant as a short-term comfort fix until you can get to the ortho. When my bracket popped of...

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

Honestly, I felt the same way at first. Warm foods always seemed to highlight that "just had dental work" feeling for me, even if they weren't actuall...

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

Peanut butter's a lifesaver for sure, but almond butter was my secret weapon—less sticky and blends smoother imo. Totally second the berry seed warnin...

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

Totally relate to the sensitivity thing. When I got my braces off, biting into an apple felt like chewing ice cubes for a couple weeks. My dentist rec...

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RE: Frustrated with how fast bottle decay happens to kids' teeth

Totally get what you're saying about genetics, but honestly, I wouldn't downplay milk's role too much. Yeah, it's not exactly the villain, but even wi...

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RE: Think my implant might be acting up, anyone else had this?

Had a similar scare myself a while back—felt like the implant was shifting every time I bit down. Of course, I spiraled into a Google rabbit hole and ...

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RE: root canals and empty wallets—anyone been there?

Yeah, dentists can get weirdly defensive about second opinions. I had a similar experience last year—needed a root canal and my insurance was basicall...

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