FantasyFutballGuru13 wrote:my mom said I could finally drink something, but that 4th shot he gave me is in full swing....i feel like I'm missing half of my mouth.
Don't listen to them if they told you that "milkshakes are easy to eat." Trust me, from experience they are impossible to drink after you've have dental work done.
sox 06 wrote:When I was in fifth grade, I went to the dentist to have two baby teeth pulled to allow the adult ones to come in straighter. But the dentist thought it would be a good idea to take the other 6 baby teeth out and get it all over with. I was down 8 teeth. I couldn't eat or talk for quite a few weeks.
LOL, 8 teeth?
That's just crazy and stupid. Teeth will fall out when they're ready. You shouldn't have had to suffer like that.
As for me, I have never had a cavity. Feel better Guru.
ive had quite a bit of dental work from neglect when i was younger...luckily everything is good to go now...but there isnt anything ive experienced thats been worse than those visits to the dentist. seeing what time you posted...the numbness should just about be gone by now
I don't brush nearly as often as I should, but I've been lucky to have really good teeth. I had a few cavities when I was a kid and one about two years ago, but nothing since. Listerine really helps on days when you're too lazy to brush.
deluxe_247 wrote:ive had quite a bit of dental work from neglect when i was younger...luckily everything is good to go now...but there isnt anything ive experienced thats been worse than those visits to the dentist. seeing what time you posted...the numbness should just about be gone by now
actually ya, almost right when you posted, it was pretty much all gone. then I went and ate my sub sandwich...yum!
knapplc wrote: Listerine really helps on days when you're too lazy to brush.
i always thought that too, and when i asked my dentists about it they said that rinsing with it is about the equivalent to rinsing your mouth with water...except it makes your breath smell better. they said it can even be worse because a lot of them contain sugars which can actually erode your enamel instead of cleaning it. i was surprised to hear that.
knapplc wrote: Listerine really helps on days when you're too lazy to brush.
i always thought that too, and when i asked my dentists about it they said that rinsing with it is about the equivalent to rinsing your mouth with water...except it makes your breath smell better. they said it can even be worse because a lot of them contain sugars which can actually erode your enamel instead of cleaning it. i was surprised to hear that.
Listerine is strong enough to clean your toilet. It'll kill everything in your mouth, especially the stuff that causes gingivitis, and there is no sugar in Listerine. I'm not talking about breath fresheners. This is the serious stuff.
knapplc wrote: Listerine really helps on days when you're too lazy to brush.
i always thought that too, and when i asked my dentists about it they said that rinsing with it is about the equivalent to rinsing your mouth with water...except it makes your breath smell better. they said it can even be worse because a lot of them contain sugars which can actually erode your enamel instead of cleaning it. i was surprised to hear that.
Listerine is strong enough to clean your toilet. It'll kill everything in your mouth, especially the stuff that causes gingivitis, and there is no sugar in Listerine. I'm not talking about breath fresheners. This is the serious stuff.
hmmmmm see thats what i thought too...maybe i misunderstood what they told me...but i swear they were referring to listerine. is there sugar in scope?? maybe it was standard mouthwash they were talking about. im going in for a cleaning soon...ill inquire about it again
knapplc wrote: Listerine really helps on days when you're too lazy to brush.
i always thought that too, and when i asked my dentists about it they said that rinsing with it is about the equivalent to rinsing your mouth with water...except it makes your breath smell better. they said it can even be worse because a lot of them contain sugars which can actually erode your enamel instead of cleaning it. i was surprised to hear that.
Listerine is strong enough to clean your toilet. It'll kill everything in your mouth, especially the stuff that causes gingivitis, and there is no sugar in Listerine. I'm not talking about breath fresheners. This is the serious stuff.
hmmmmm see thats what i thought too...maybe i misunderstood what they told me...but i swear they were referring to listerine. im going in for a cleaning soon...ill inquire about it again
icck, the cleaning stuff they use...i think it's called flouride....yuck, that stuff's horrible, but the impressions are worse, you know when they put that gooey stuff in a little half-circled pan and shove it on your teeth and you gag like crazy....