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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?

I get the urge to salvage a batch that goes sideways, but honestly, I’m not convinced adding carrier oil really fixes the core issue. You might make i...

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RE: Finally figured out how to get stains out like the pros

I’ve noticed the same thing—those micro-scratches add up over time. It’s wild how even the softest brush can leave marks. I’ve read that denture table...

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RE: How Long Does Your Mouthguard Usually Last?

I hear you on that. It’s kind of a gamble, isn’t it? I’ve tried both custom and online guards, and honestly, the custom one did feel sturdier, but it ...

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RE: Quick hacks to brighten teeth by morning?

I've had a similar experience with oil pulling, actually. Initially, I was skeptical—felt a bit odd swishing coconut oil around for 15 minutes every m...

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RE: Bouncing back after a makeover disaster

Charcoal toothpastes are definitely trending lately, but they're not without their downsides. I've seen some research suggesting they can be abrasive,...

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RE: Eating comfortably when your mouth feels like a construction zone

Scrambled eggs with cheese is actually a solid suggestion—protein-rich and gentle enough texture-wise. I'd also recommend oatmeal, especially if you l...

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

Yikes, that's exactly why ignoring it isn't the best idea. I remember thinking my dentist was exaggerating when she first suggested a night guard. But...

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RE: Unexpected toothpaste hacks that actually work

I've also observed that oil pulling can positively impact gum health, likely due to its antibacterial properties and the mechanical action of swishing...

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RE: fluoride in toothpaste—do you worry about it?

I see what you're saying, and it's great you've found something that works for you. Still, I'd caution against generalizing personal experiences too m...

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RE: Braces for underbite taking forever and a day

I get the caution thing, but sometimes orthodontists can be overly conservative. Mine took forever with braces, and turns out surgery was actually the...

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RE: How Did You Find a Good Dentist for Your Kid?

True, the dentist's personality matters a ton, but I wouldn't totally dismiss the value of modern equipment. My nephew had a pretty complicated proced...

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RE: How Did You Find a Good Dentist for Your Kid?

You make a great point about those small details. Interestingly, there's research suggesting that environmental factors—like posters, calming colors, ...

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

This is spot-on. I had a similar experience—initially, I kept thinking the electric toothbrush wasn't doing enough because it felt too gentle compared...

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

It's interesting you mention luck—sometimes bracket issues aren't just about being careful or unlucky. I've noticed that brackets can detach due to su...

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RE: Surviving gum surgery: ice packs are my new best friend

Chamomile does seem to be the safest bet for most people—it's gentle enough that it rarely causes discomfort post-surgery. Interesting you mention cuc...

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