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RE: Tooth Knocked Out At Playground—What Would You Do?

Yeah, the stakes are way higher with permanent teeth. I always wonder about the milk thing too—my dentist actually said it’s legit, but only if you ca...

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RE: Sealants for Kids: When Did Your Dentist Recommend Them?

I relate to that back-and-forth on sealants—our dentist was pretty cautious too, which left me second-guessing. We ended up waiting, but honestly, I s...

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RE: Keeping old bridges in shape—what actually works?

I get the point, but I’m honestly not sure consistency alone covers it for bridges. My hygienist keeps pushing those little proxy brushes—says they’re...

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RE: Weirdest things that actually help with braces pain

I get what you mean about cold stuff actually making things worse. I had everyone telling me to use ice packs and frozen yogurt, but the cold just mad...

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RE: GETTING RID OF STAINED TEETH: WHAT ACTUALLY WORKS?

I’ve been on the same quest for whiter teeth, thanks to a coffee addiction that started in college and never really slowed down. I did the Crest 3D Wh...

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RE: WEIRD TRICKS PEOPLE SWEAR BY FOR WOBBLY TEETH

I’ve always been a little skeptical of the “tie it to a doorknob and slam” approach, probably because I remember my cousin trying that as a kid and en...

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RE: Why is post-extraction care so confusing?

That’s exactly where I got stuck after my last extraction. I actually called the office to double-check if mashed potatoes were okay or too risky. The...

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RE: How soon did you get back to your routine after a tooth pulled?

I relate to being overly cautious after an extraction—it’s hard not to worry about dry socket when every dentist seems to mention it like it’s the wor...

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RE: How soon did you get back to your routine after a tooth pulled?

I had a molar pulled last year and was really cautious—probably too cautious, honestly. My dentist said to stick with soft foods for at least three da...

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RE: Electric vs manual toothbrushes for kids—what's actually easier?

Interesting, we actually tried electric for my daughter and she found the vibration a bit overwhelming at first. Took a few weeks before she stopped c...

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RE: Does switching to vaping actually help your teeth and gums?

Yeah, I get what you mean about it looking better but not necessarily feeling healthier. I switched to vaping a couple years ago, hoping it’d help my ...

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RE: The great dental quest: searching for planet-friendly floss

I’ve been on this same hunt for something that actually works with braces and doesn’t make me feel guilty about the waste. Silk floss was a disaster f...

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RE: Making brushing fun: What silly games keep your kids interested?

We’ve got something similar going on at our place. My daughter refuses to brush unless we do this whole “tooth fairy countdown” routine—she picks a di...

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RE: Battle of the water flossers: Waterpik or Philips Sonicare?

I actually found the opposite with my youngest—she was way more comfortable with the Waterpik, even though everyone warned me about the noise. I think...

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RE: Cheap floss that actually works? My search for budget dental care

Yeah, the threaders are a lifesaver for me too. I tried a few of the pricier floss brands, but honestly, they all seemed to shred or get stuck way mor...

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