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Girl, 4, dies after unnecessary dental procedure as dentist charged
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spain versus france in
spain versus france in
#afternoon #bastilleDay #chair #dailyPost #dentist #dentistSChair #football #France #july14 #mbappe #message #poem #poetry #postaday #semifinals #someKind #Spain #spainVFrance #spainVsFrance #sports #sportsGame #tanka #wait #waiting #waka #worldCupFever #worldCupSemifinals #worldCupl
the world cup semifinals,
while i sit in the
dentist’s chair all afternoon,
waiting for some kind of message
.
20260714:2117
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spain versus france in
spain versus france in
#afternoon #bastilleDay #chair #dailyPost #dentist #dentistSChair #football #France #july14 #mbappe #message #poem #poetry #postaday #semifinals #someKind #Spain #spainVFrance #spainVsFrance #sports #sportsGame #tanka #wait #waiting #waka #worldCupFever #worldCupSemifinals #worldCupl
the world cup semifinals,
while i sit in the
dentist’s chair all afternoon,
waiting for some kind of message
.
20260714:2117
y -
spain versus france in
spain versus france in
#afternoon #bastilleDay #chair #dailyPost #dentist #dentistSChair #football #France #july14 #mbappe #message #poem #poetry #postaday #semifinals #someKind #Spain #spainVFrance #spainVsFrance #sports #sportsGame #tanka #wait #waiting #waka #worldCupFever #worldCupSemifinals #worldCupl
the world cup semifinals,
while i sit in the
dentist’s chair all afternoon,
waiting for some kind of message
.
20260714:2117
y -
spain versus france in
spain versus france in
#afternoon #bastilleDay #chair #dailyPost #dentist #dentistSChair #football #France #july14 #mbappe #message #poem #poetry #postaday #semifinals #someKind #Spain #spainVFrance #spainVsFrance #sports #sportsGame #tanka #wait #waiting #waka #worldCupFever #worldCupSemifinals #worldCupl
the world cup semifinals,
while i sit in the
dentist’s chair all afternoon,
waiting for some kind of message
.
20260714:2117
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"I think the public knows the [DENTAL] game is rigged. I just don't think they know how badly it's rigged."
Private equity-owned dental support orgs like "Aspen Dental" & "Heartland Dental" have a massive conflict of interest.
▶️ I’m A #Dentist. Here’s How You’re Being Scammed. - More Perfect Union
https://youtube.com/watch?v=kwN-fxm-Atc&si=S7JofwcJ3mPCRAnw
#scam #privateequity -
"I think the public knows the [DENTAL] game is rigged. I just don't think they know how badly it's rigged."
Private equity-owned dental support orgs like "Aspen Dental" & "Heartland Dental" have a massive conflict of interest.
▶️ I’m A #Dentist. Here’s How You’re Being Scammed. - More Perfect Union
https://youtube.com/watch?v=kwN-fxm-Atc&si=S7JofwcJ3mPCRAnw
#scam #privateequity -
"I think the public knows the [DENTAL] game is rigged. I just don't think they know how badly it's rigged."
Private equity-owned dental support orgs like "Aspen Dental" & "Heartland Dental" have a massive conflict of interest.
▶️ I’m A #Dentist. Here’s How You’re Being Scammed. - More Perfect Union
https://youtube.com/watch?v=kwN-fxm-Atc&si=S7JofwcJ3mPCRAnw
#scam #privateequity -
"I think the public knows the [DENTAL] game is rigged. I just don't think they know how badly it's rigged."
Private equity-owned dental support orgs like "Aspen Dental" & "Heartland Dental" have a massive conflict of interest.
▶️ I’m A #Dentist. Here’s How You’re Being Scammed. - More Perfect Union
https://youtube.com/watch?v=kwN-fxm-Atc&si=S7JofwcJ3mPCRAnw
#scam #privateequity -
"I think the public knows the [DENTAL] game is rigged. I just don't think they know how badly it's rigged."
Private equity-owned dental support orgs like "Aspen Dental" & "Heartland Dental" have a massive conflict of interest.
▶️ I’m A #Dentist. Here’s How You’re Being Scammed. - More Perfect Union
https://youtube.com/watch?v=kwN-fxm-Atc&si=S7JofwcJ3mPCRAnw
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/1075738/ Mum desperate to have teeth pulled as she battles rare ‘Silk Road’ disease which leaves her with ‘raw flesh’ #dentist #GoFundMe #Health #NHS #teeth #UK #UnitedKingdom
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#LlamaHerd #Dentist
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#Llamagrama 448 - Dentist
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In the past, such racist views were voiced in pubs – which was bad enough. Today, such misanthropic remarks reach an audience of millions. Here in Europe too, and particularly in Germany, there are similar remarks.
Chancellor Merz, who has been in office since 2025, made headlines two years earlier with his inflammatory speech against refugees.
He claimed that asylum seekers were taking dental appointments away from Germans, even though, as a qualified lawyer, he knows that in Germany asylum seekers are only entitled to emergency treatment.
#merz #germany #refugees #refugeeswelcome #migration #dentist #teeth #europe #rightwing #cdu #Chancellor #racism #AsylumSeeker #sunday #SundayThought #misanthropic
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In the past, such racist views were voiced in pubs – which was bad enough. Today, such misanthropic remarks reach an audience of millions. Here in Europe too, and particularly in Germany, there are similar remarks.
Chancellor Merz, who has been in office since 2025, made headlines two years earlier with his inflammatory speech against refugees.
He claimed that asylum seekers were taking dental appointments away from Germans, even though, as a qualified lawyer, he knows that in Germany asylum seekers are only entitled to emergency treatment.
#merz #germany #refugees #refugeeswelcome #migration #dentist #teeth #europe #rightwing #cdu #Chancellor #racism #AsylumSeeker #sunday #SundayThought #misanthropic
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In the past, such racist views were voiced in pubs – which was bad enough. Today, such misanthropic remarks reach an audience of millions. Here in Europe too, and particularly in Germany, there are similar remarks.
Chancellor Merz, who has been in office since 2025, made headlines two years earlier with his inflammatory speech against refugees.
He claimed that asylum seekers were taking dental appointments away from Germans, even though, as a qualified lawyer, he knows that in Germany asylum seekers are only entitled to emergency treatment.
#merz #germany #refugees #refugeeswelcome #migration #dentist #teeth #europe #rightwing #cdu #Chancellor #racism #AsylumSeeker #sunday #SundayThought #misanthropic
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In the past, such racist views were voiced in pubs – which was bad enough. Today, such misanthropic remarks reach an audience of millions. Here in Europe too, and particularly in Germany, there are similar remarks.
Chancellor Merz, who has been in office since 2025, made headlines two years earlier with his inflammatory speech against refugees.
He claimed that asylum seekers were taking dental appointments away from Germans, even though, as a qualified lawyer, he knows that in Germany asylum seekers are only entitled to emergency treatment.
#merz #germany #refugees #refugeeswelcome #migration #dentist #teeth #europe #rightwing #cdu #Chancellor #racism #AsylumSeeker #sunday #SundayThought #misanthropic
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In the past, such racist views were voiced in pubs – which was bad enough. Today, such misanthropic remarks reach an audience of millions. Here in Europe too, and particularly in Germany, there are similar remarks.
Chancellor Merz, who has been in office since 2025, made headlines two years earlier with his inflammatory speech against refugees.
He claimed that asylum seekers were taking dental appointments away from Germans, even though, as a qualified lawyer, he knows that in Germany asylum seekers are only entitled to emergency treatment.
#merz #germany #refugees #refugeeswelcome #migration #dentist #teeth #europe #rightwing #cdu #Chancellor #racism #AsylumSeeker #sunday #SundayThought #misanthropic
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Dentists seeing complications after Australians travel overseas for treatments they cannot afford at home
Janelle Jeal was days away from a fourth trip to India for dental treatment when she woke up…
#NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #Australian #AustralianDentalAssociation #clinic #dentalbridges #dentalcare #dentist #dentzz #Implants #Mumbai #prostheticteeth #Qld #Queensland
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/779455/ -
Dentists seeing complications after Australians travel overseas for treatments they cannot afford at home
Janelle Jeal was days away from a fourth trip to India for dental treatment when she woke up…
#NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #Australian #AustralianDentalAssociation #clinic #dentalbridges #dentalcare #dentist #dentzz #Implants #Mumbai #prostheticteeth #Qld #Queensland
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/779455/ -
Dentists seeing complications after Australians travel overseas for treatments they cannot afford at home
Janelle Jeal was days away from a fourth trip to India for dental treatment when she woke up…
#Australia #AU #Australian #australiandentalassociation #Austrlia #clinic #dentalbridges #dentalcare #Dentist #dentzz #implants #mumbai #prostheticteeth #QLD #Queensland
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Dental crisis sees only one in 10 practices taking on new NHS patients
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/health/dentist-dental-crisis-labour-nhs-37352930
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I’m a Dentist, Here’s One Thing That Can Prevent Gum Disease
A dentist has revealed a surprisingly simple step that could make all the difference when it comes to…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #dentalcare #dentist #Dentistry #GB #mouth #oralhygiene #Teeth #UK #UnitedKingdom
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CW: Long post with dentist tips because I'm discovering all this
Hi all, since I've just discovered all this information about how to properly take care of one's teeth (had to recently go to dentist, for some reason we are not really taught this in France) I thought I would share the knowledge, if you know better, please correct me!
What should you do to take care of your teeth at any age:
- Do not drink or eat sweet things. Sugar feeds the bad bacteria which then create cavities.
- If you really have to consume things with sugar then rince your mouth with water afterwards so the sugar doesn't linger.
- Brush your teeth at least twice a day. Brushing (& flossing, see later) helps get rid of "plaque" which is a film created by the bad bacteria+ food which if left to its own will turn into tartar after 20h (?) or so.
- you need to brush all surfaces of the teeth and a little bit towards the gum
- there is no point in brushing too strongly
- it is better to use a "soft" brush
- brushing technique is very important (and the proper technique is not at all what I was trained to do) - feel free to link a good video if you known one
- it's probably easier to follow the right technique with an electric toothbrush
- brushing your teeth should be the last thing that you do with your mouth before you go to bed, and
- it is better not to rince your mouth after brushing but to just spit the toothpaste so that remaining toothpaste and fluoride stays around because it helps regenerate your enamel?!
- As for the morning, there doesn't seem to be a big difference between brushing before vs after breakfast, however, wait at least 30 min between eating and brushing, because eating creates acids which combined with brushing can erode your enamel
- brushing before breakfast helps remove the bacteria and plaque that has accumulated during the night so even if you have some bits of food after eating it has no bacteria to play with it (but, better to rince with water after breakfast anyway)
- you probably want to brush the tongue too because bacteria can accumulate there (?)
- floss is a thing! floss is actually useful to remove plaque & food debris between teeth and close to the gum. so you should do it at least once a day! (you can use interdental brushes instead, I don't think one is preferred over the other?)
- as for brushing, flossing is important, please link a good video in answer if you have one
- mouthwash? Use only if prescribed. The dentists I've talked to say that flossing is better. [Check one of the answers for more info on it (🙏)]
- Bleeding gums means you have some inflammation. If you floss regularly, your gums will eventually stop bleeding. [contributed from answers] 🙏
- If you have gum issues, a water pick is useful. [contributed from answers]
- "deep pockets" : they let bacteria attack your jawbone, and can cause tooth loss. Dentist will detect them and might suggest deep clean. do it and then you can avoid them with floss and water pick [contributed from answers]
- Bruxing / grinding your teeth? use a guard! [more info in answers]
... anything else? Please don't hesitate to discuss or add anything in comment. I'm somehow just learning about this all..
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CW: Long post with dentist tips because I'm discovering all this
Hi all, since I've just discovered all this information about how to properly take care of one's teeth (had to recently go to dentist, for some reason we are not really taught this in France) I thought I would share the knowledge, if you know better, please correct me!
What should you do to take care of your teeth at any age:
- Do not drink or eat sweet things. Sugar feeds the bad bacteria which then create cavities.
- If you really have to consume things with sugar then rince your mouth with water afterwards so the sugar doesn't linger.
- Brush your teeth at least twice a day. Brushing (& flossing, see later) helps get rid of "plaque" which is a film created by the bad bacteria+ food which if left to its own will turn into tartar after 20h (?) or so.
- you need to brush all surfaces of the teeth and a little bit towards the gum
- there is no point in brushing too strongly
- it is better to use a "soft" brush
- brushing technique is very important (and the proper technique is not at all what I was trained to do) - feel free to link a good video if you known one
- it's probably easier to follow the right technique with an electric toothbrush
- brushing your teeth should be the last thing that you do with your mouth before you go to bed, and
- it is better not to rince your mouth after brushing but to just spit the toothpaste so that remaining toothpaste and fluoride stays around because it helps regenerate your enamel?!
- As for the morning, there doesn't seem to be a big difference between brushing before vs after breakfast, however, wait at least 30 min between eating and brushing, because eating creates acids which combined with brushing can erode your enamel
- brushing before breakfast helps remove the bacteria and plaque that has accumulated during the night so even if you have some bits of food after eating it has no bacteria to play with it (but, better to rince with water after breakfast anyway)
- you probably want to brush the tongue too because bacteria can accumulate there (?)
- floss is a thing! floss is actually useful to remove plaque & food debris between teeth and close to the gum. so you should do it at least once a day! (you can use interdental brushes instead, I don't think one is preferred over the other?)
- as for brushing, flossing is important, please link a good video in answer if you have one
- mouthwash? Use only if prescribed. The dentists I've talked to say that flossing is better. [Check one of the answers for more info on it (🙏)]
- Bleeding gums means you have some inflammation. If you floss regularly, your gums will eventually stop bleeding. [contributed from answers] 🙏
- If you have gum issues, a water pick is useful. [contributed from answers]
- "deep pockets" : they let bacteria attack your jawbone, and can cause tooth loss. Dentist will detect them and might suggest deep clean. do it and then you can avoid them with floss and water pick [contributed from answers]
- Bruxing / grinding your teeth? use a guard! [more info in answers]
... anything else? Please don't hesitate to discuss or add anything in comment. I'm somehow just learning about this all..
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CW: Long post with dentist tips because I'm discovering all this
Hi all, since I've just discovered all this information about how to properly take care of one's teeth (had to recently go to dentist, for some reason we are not really taught this in France) I thought I would share the knowledge, if you know better, please correct me!
What should you do to take care of your teeth at any age:
- Do not drink or eat sweet things. Sugar feeds the bad bacteria which then create cavities.
- If you really have to consume things with sugar then rince your mouth with water afterwards so the sugar doesn't linger.
- Brush your teeth at least twice a day. Brushing (& flossing, see later) helps get rid of "plaque" which is a film created by the bad bacteria+ food which if left to its own will turn into tartar after 20h (?) or so.
- you need to brush all surfaces of the teeth and a little bit towards the gum
- there is no point in brushing too strongly
- it is better to use a "soft" brush
- brushing technique is very important (and the proper technique is not at all what I was trained to do) - feel free to link a good video if you known one
- it's probably easier to follow the right technique with an electric toothbrush
- brushing your teeth should be the last thing that you do with your mouth before you go to bed, and
- it is better not to rince your mouth after brushing but to just spit the toothpaste so that remaining toothpaste and fluoride stays around because it helps regenerate your enamel?!
- As for the morning, there doesn't seem to be a big difference between brushing before vs after breakfast, however, wait at least 30 min between eating and brushing, because eating creates acids which combined with brushing can erode your enamel
- brushing before breakfast helps remove the bacteria and plaque that has accumulated during the night so even if you have some bits of food after eating it has no bacteria to play with it (but, better to rince with water after breakfast anyway)
- you probably want to brush the tongue too because bacteria can accumulate there (?)
- floss is a thing! floss is actually useful to remove plaque & food debris between teeth and close to the gum. so you should do it at least once a day! (you can use interdental brushes instead, I don't think one is preferred over the other?)
- as for brushing, flossing is important, please link a good video in answer if you have one
- mouthwash? Use only if prescribed. The dentists I've talked to say that flossing is better. [Check one of the answers for more info on it (🙏)]
- Bleeding gums means you have some inflammation. If you floss regularly, your gums will eventually stop bleeding. [contributed from answers] 🙏
- If you have gum issues, a water pick is useful. [contributed from answers]
- "deep pockets" : they let bacteria attack your jawbone, and can cause tooth loss. Dentist will detect them and might suggest deep clean. do it and then you can avoid them with floss and water pick [contributed from answers]
- Bruxing / grinding your teeth? use a guard! [more info in answers]
... anything else? Please don't hesitate to discuss or add anything in comment. I'm somehow just learning about this all..
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CW: Long post with dentist tips because I'm discovering all this
Hi all, since I've just discovered all this information about how to properly take care of one's teeth (had to recently go to dentist, for some reason we are not really taught this in France) I thought I would share the knowledge, if you know better, please correct me!
What should you do to take care of your teeth at any age:
- Do not drink or eat sweet things. Sugar feeds the bad bacteria which then create cavities.
- If you really have to consume things with sugar then rince your mouth with water afterwards so the sugar doesn't linger.
- Brush your teeth at least twice a day. Brushing (& flossing, see later) helps get rid of "plaque" which is a film created by the bad bacteria+ food which if left to its own will turn into tartar after 20h (?) or so.
- you need to brush all surfaces of the teeth and a little bit towards the gum
- there is no point in brushing too strongly
- it is better to use a "soft" brush
- brushing technique is very important (and the proper technique is not at all what I was trained to do) - feel free to link a good video if you known one
- it's probably easier to follow the right technique with an electric toothbrush
- brushing your teeth should be the last thing that you do with your mouth before you go to bed, and
- it is better not to rince your mouth after brushing but to just spit the toothpaste so that remaining toothpaste and fluoride stays around because it helps regenerate your enamel?!
- As for the morning, there doesn't seem to be a big difference between brushing before vs after breakfast, however, wait at least 30 min between eating and brushing, because eating creates acids which combined with brushing can erode your enamel
- brushing before breakfast helps remove the bacteria and plaque that has accumulated during the night so even if you have some bits of food after eating it has no bacteria to play with it (but, better to rince with water after breakfast anyway)
- you probably want to brush the tongue too because bacteria can accumulate there (?)
- floss is a thing! floss is actually useful to remove plaque & food debris between teeth and close to the gum. so you should do it at least once a day! (you can use interdental brushes instead, I don't think one is preferred over the other?)
- as for brushing, flossing is important, please link a good video in answer if you have one
- mouthwash? Use only if prescribed. The dentists I've talked to say that flossing is better. [Check one of the answers for more info on it (🙏)]
- Bleeding gums means you have some inflammation. If you floss regularly, your gums will eventually stop bleeding. [contributed from answers] 🙏
- If you have gum issues, a water pick is useful. [contributed from answers]
- "deep pockets" : they let bacteria attack your jawbone, and can cause tooth loss. Dentist will detect them and might suggest deep clean. do it and then you can avoid them with floss and water pick [contributed from answers]
- Bruxing / grinding your teeth? use a guard! [more info in answers]
... anything else? Please don't hesitate to discuss or add anything in comment. I'm somehow just learning about this all..
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CW: Long post with dentist tips because I'm discovering all this
Hi all, since I've just discovered all this information about how to properly take care of one's teeth (had to recently go to dentist, for some reason we are not really taught this in France) I thought I would share the knowledge, if you know better, please correct me!
What should you do to take care of your teeth at any age:
- Do not drink or eat sweet things. Sugar feeds the bad bacteria which then create cavities.
- If you really have to consume things with sugar then rince your mouth with water afterwards so the sugar doesn't linger.
- Brush your teeth at least twice a day. Brushing (& flossing, see later) helps get rid of "plaque" which is a film created by the bad bacteria+ food which if left to its own will turn into tartar after 20h (?) or so.
- you need to brush all surfaces of the teeth and a little bit towards the gum
- there is no point in brushing too strongly
- it is better to use a "soft" brush
- brushing technique is very important (and the proper technique is not at all what I was trained to do) - feel free to link a good video if you known one
- it's probably easier to follow the right technique with an electric toothbrush
- brushing your teeth should be the last thing that you do with your mouth before you go to bed, and
- it is better not to rince your mouth after brushing but to just spit the toothpaste so that remaining toothpaste and fluoride stays around because it helps regenerate your enamel?!
- As for the morning, there doesn't seem to be a big difference between brushing before vs after breakfast, however, wait at least 30 min between eating and brushing, because eating creates acids which combined with brushing can erode your enamel
- brushing before breakfast helps remove the bacteria and plaque that has accumulated during the night so even if you have some bits of food after eating it has no bacteria to play with it (but, better to rince with water after breakfast anyway)
- you probably want to brush the tongue too because bacteria can accumulate there (?)
- floss is a thing! floss is actually useful to remove plaque & food debris between teeth and close to the gum. so you should do it at least once a day! (you can use interdental brushes instead, I don't think one is preferred over the other?)
- as for brushing, flossing is important, please link a good video in answer if you have one
- mouthwash? Use only if prescribed. The dentists I've talked to say that flossing is better. [Check one of the answers for more info on it (🙏)]
- Bleeding gums means you have some inflammation. If you floss regularly, your gums will eventually stop bleeding. [contributed from answers] 🙏
- If you have gum issues, a water pick is useful. [contributed from answers]
- "deep pockets" : they let bacteria attack your jawbone, and can cause tooth loss. Dentist will detect them and might suggest deep clean. do it and then you can avoid them with floss and water pick [contributed from answers]
- Bruxing / grinding your teeth? use a guard! [more info in answers]
... anything else? Please don't hesitate to discuss or add anything in comment. I'm somehow just learning about this all..
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I’m a Dentist, Here’s One Thing That Can Prevent Gum Disease
A dentist has revealed a surprisingly simple step that could make all the difference when it comes to…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Health #dentalcare #dentist #Dentistry #mouth #oralhygiene #Teeth
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/720791/ -
I’m a Dentist, Here’s One Thing That Can Prevent Gum Disease
A dentist has revealed a surprisingly simple step that could make all the difference when it comes to…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Health #dentalcare #dentist #Dentistry #mouth #oralhygiene #Teeth
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/720791/ -
#Dentist -related question, if given the choice with "amalgam" fillings or "white" fillings which one is better? 🦷
I would ask a dentist but since they get more money for using the white filling they don't seem completely unbiased..
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#Dentist -related question, if given the choice with "amalgam" fillings or "white" fillings which one is better? 🦷
I would ask a dentist but since they get more money for using the white filling they don't seem completely unbiased..
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#Dentist -related question, if given the choice with "amalgam" fillings or "white" fillings which one is better? 🦷
I would ask a dentist but since they get more money for using the white filling they don't seem completely unbiased..
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#Dentist -related question, if given the choice with "amalgam" fillings or "white" fillings which one is better? 🦷
I would ask a dentist but since they get more money for using the white filling they don't seem completely unbiased..
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#Dentist -related question, if given the choice with "amalgam" fillings or "white" fillings which one is better? 🦷
I would ask a dentist but since they get more money for using the white filling they don't seem completely unbiased..
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Needing $10 for gas to go to my dentist appointment this week
Disabled lesbian living below the poverty line and cant work. Anything helps!
V: d_fay
PP: peach77#mutualaid #disabled #dentist #helpfolkslive2026 #mutualaidrequest
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Needing $10 for gas to go to my dentist appointment this week
Disabled lesbian living below the poverty line and cant work. Anything helps!
V: d_fay
PP: peach77#mutualaid #disabled #dentist #helpfolkslive2026 #mutualaidrequest
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Years of Tartar Gone in Minutes, Satisfying Calculus Removal #dentist #asmr #satisfying #teethtransformation #dentalcare #oddlysatisfying #shorts
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Because I had a dental checkup today, wondered where the term "murder house" came from, and had time in the waiting room, I looked it up and found this interesting article from #MOTAT.
