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RE: Why does every night guard feel like a mouthful of plastic?

Totally get where you’re coming from—those first few nights with a new guard are rough. I remember trying to talk with mine in and my partner just bur...

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RE: How do you cope with the ouch factor after gum surgery?

Metallic taste after surgery is such a weird thing, right? I’ve heard a lot of people mention it, and honestly, even as someone who’s seen a ton of th...

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RE: Stuff I never thought to ask my dentist (but probably should)

Typing out questions on your phone is honestly such a smart move. I see so many folks come in and then totally blank once they’re in the chair—it’s wa...

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RE: Surprising Stories About Flossing Habits That Actually Changed Smiles

That “raincoat” feeling made me laugh—been there, seen that. I’ve watched so many folks come in convinced water flossers are just a recipe for a soake...

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RE: Best way to get the most out of fluoride: paste or rinse first?

Leaving the toothpaste on after brushing is one of those things that feels a bit weird at first, but you really do get used to it. When I had braces, ...

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RE: New pain relief options after root tip surgery—anyone else see this?

That numb, rubbery feeling is so weird, isn’t it? I’ve seen a lot of people get frustrated with those rinses—they promise pain relief but trade it for...

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RE: Choosing between autografts and allografts for better healing?

I totally get where you’re coming from—after my own gum graft a couple years back, I remember being super paranoid about every little thing. Even some...

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RE: Noticed my gums getting crankier as I get older—anyone else?

Funny thing—I actually had a few patients who didn’t notice much from sensitive toothpaste either, but when they switched up their flossing style (gen...

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RE: Toddler teeth trouble—what would you do?

I get what you're saying about braces teaching good habits, but honestly, I've seen it go both ways. Working in dental care, I've noticed that sometim...

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RE: Sugar overload and your teeth: a bittersweet truth

You're totally onto something there with the berries. I've noticed a similar trend myself—had a patient whose daughter was constantly sipping on smoot...

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