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RE: Trying To Figure Out If Crowns Or Root Canals Are Pricier?

I actually thought about leaving the gap too, especially after seeing the estimates for both the root canal and the crown. My dentist was pretty firm ...

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RE: Root canal wasn’t as scary as I thought—pain gone!

Totally relate to that—it's like the moment you’re told not to, your brain just forgets. Did you notice any lingering sensitivity after the procedure?...

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RE: How do you know if it's teething or just a fussy baby?

That’s the truth. I used to overanalyze every little thing—one day it’s “must be teething,” the next it’s “maybe just a bad nap?” It’s wild how much d...

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

I get what you mean about gadgets not being a magic fix. My dentist swears by electric brushes, but honestly, I do just as well with a manual one too—...

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RE: Braces life: what's your go-to for keeping teeth clean?

Couldn’t agree more about the proxy brushes—sometimes it feels like I’m just rearranging the seeds instead of actually removing them. I actually start...

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RE: Do you get dental sealants for your kids (or yourself), or nah?

That cold, zingy feeling threw me off too—almost like biting into ice cream with sensitive teeth. Mine faded after a couple days, but I remember worry...

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RE: Toothbrush showdown: electric vs manual for older folks

That’s a really good point. I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately because my dentist keeps suggesting an electric brush, but honestly, the manual...

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RE: Water flossers showdown: cordless vs countertop, what's your pick?

Popcorn hulls are the worst. I can totally relate to the anxiety—once one gets wedged, it’s like my brain refuses to focus on anything else until it’s...

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RE: Toothbrush showdown: electric vs manual for older folks

That's great to hear—sounds like you've found something that really works for you. I've been considering switching myself, since my dentist also menti...

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RE: Bouncing back after a makeover disaster

That's a useful suggestion—I haven't actually tried potassium nitrate toothpaste yet. I've mostly stuck to sensitive toothpastes that advertise enamel...

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RE: Bouncing back after a makeover disaster

Haha, caramel corn is definitely tempting...but after chipping a tooth once, I'm extra cautious now. Floss picks do help, though sometimes they're jus...

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RE: Toothbrush showdown: electric vs manual for older folks

That's a good point. My mom had a similar issue—she found electric brushes way too aggressive at first. We switched her to one with adjustable intensi...

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RE: Toothbrush showdown: electric vs manual for older folks

I see your point about the pressure sensors—honestly hadn't thought much about that angle before. My mom's dentist actually recommended an electric br...

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RE: How Long Does Your Mouthguard Usually Last?

You know, I've noticed the same issue. My dentist mentioned a custom-fitted mouthguard might help with the wear—has anyone tried those? Curious if the...

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RE: how thorough are you with dental checkups?

I've noticed that pause too—it's subtle but reassuring. My dentist usually chats about weekend plans or recent movies, but when he's doing something t...

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