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RE: HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO BACK AFTER TREATMENT?

I had a similar experience after getting veneers on my front teeth. For weeks afterward, I was convinced something felt "off" whenever I bit into anyt...

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RE: finally figured out the best floss-mouthwash routine

My dentist actually recommended something similar, but she added mouthwash into the mix. Her reasoning was floss first to loosen debris between teeth,...

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RE: Surviving the aftermath of apicoectomy—my routine and looking for advice

Same here, salt water rinses worked fine for me. Antiseptic mouthwash can sometimes irritate sensitive gums after surgery, so gentle salt water is usu...

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RE: my dentist warned me vaping could mess up my smile, but I didn't think much of it until yesterday.

I've heard the heat theory before, but honestly, I think it might be more about the ingredients in the vape juice itself. Some flavors or additives ca...

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RE: Mouthwash that actually helps your gums stay healthy?

I've used chlorhexidine rinses a couple times after dental procedures, and yeah, they do help with inflammation and healing. But you're right about th...

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RE: how frequently do you really need dental x-rays?

I've wondered about this myself and actually asked my dentist last year because I had the same concerns. She explained it depends on your dental histo...

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RE: Chipped Tooth Fix: Bonding or Veneer, What's Better?

I get why veneers seem appealing—especially if you're nervous about durability—but honestly, bonding can hold up pretty well if it's done right. I've ...

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RE: sleeping after jaw surgery is a nightmare

The wedge pillows are decent, but honestly, I found a memory foam travel pillow—the kind you use on flights—way better. It cradled my neck and kept me...

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RE: Spotted the Signs? Catching Gum Issues Before Things Get Ugly

Totally understandable feeling. Thing is, gums usually give subtle warnings first—like slight redness or sensitivity. I started paying attention after...

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RE: diy dental picks vs. water flossers—what's your take?

I've tried both and honestly, I totally get your hesitation about the metal picks—they do look intimidating at first. They're actually pretty effectiv...

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RE: keeping braces safe—wax vs silicone covers?

I totally get what you're saying about silicone feeling weird at first—I had the same experience. Wax was my go-to initially because it seemed simpler...

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RE: my experience bouncing back after wisdom teeth removal

Yeah, you're definitely not alone. Wisdom teeth removal can be sneaky—you think you're mostly healed, then realize you're still wiped out days later. ...

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RE: My Journey to a Confident Smile With Dental Implants

When I had my upper implants done, my dentist actually insisted on a CBCT scan beforehand. He explained that regular X-rays sometimes miss how close y...

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