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RE: The Great Mouthguard Mystery: A Tale of the Vanishing Case

Haha, the sock drawer—classic! I've heard so many mouthguard stories over the years, and honestly, they never get old. One patient of mine swore their...

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RE: metal mouth maintenance: what's your cleaning style?

Haha, totally relate to this! I've seen patients switch between methods a bunch—really, whatever keeps you consistent is golden. Braces are tough enou...

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RE: tips for healing after mouth biopsy?

Totally agree—saltwater rinses can be surprisingly effective. I've seen plenty of patients hesitant at first, but once they give it a shot, they're us...

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

Cold applesauce was a lifesaver for my daughter too after her gum surgery. We tried smoothies first, but she complained they were too cold and sugary—...

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RE: Getting ready for oral surgery—my game plan

Haha, I totally get this! I had a patient once who brought in her own little portable fan for oral surgery—said it reminded her of childhood summers a...

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RE: metal mouth maintenance: what's your cleaning style?

Spinach and sesame seeds are notorious, but wait till you encounter chia seeds—those tiny things wedge themselves everywhere. Had a patient once who j...

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RE: struggling with pain after bone graft—anyone else dealing with this?

Yeah, sensitivity in nearby teeth is actually pretty common after a bone graft—I remember when I had mine done, I was convinced something else was wro...

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RE: Surviving the Liquid Food Life After Jaw Surgery

Haha, your spaghetti and meatballs experiment made me smile. I've heard all kinds of blended food stories from my patients who've had jaw surgery, and...

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RE: Finally found something that worked for my kid's thumb habit

We see this a lot at our practice, and honestly, it's pretty common for parents to stress about it. My own daughter was a stubborn thumb-sucker too—tr...

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RE: just read fluoride varnish might actually save your teeth—thoughts?

I've seen fluoride varnish do wonders for some patients, especially kids prone to cavities. But honestly, it's not a magic bullet—good brushing habits...

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RE: Finally found something that actually improved my gums

Totally relate to this. I've seen a lot of patients switch to water flossers and report similar improvements. Traditional flossing can sometimes be a ...

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RE: gum graft vs pinhole technique - anyone had experience with these?

Definitely agree on the durability point. I've seen great results from both methods, but grafting has a longer track record for sure. Had a patient wh...

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