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How's your teeth?

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Hey dude. How's your teeth? A while ago I got my first cavity. Dentist said it's crazy I only got my first one now (25y.o.). Also still got all my wisdom teeth in-tact. 

Meanwhile I have a cousin who already had FIVE cavities and had a root canal done AND had to take out their wisdom teeth. Crazy.

 

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  • Teeth are kinda the first thing I always look at when I meet someone  So yeah, trying to keep mine as white and healthy as possible at all times!

I feel like the older i get, some of them start to shift and collide into each other. But I’m too lazy to go to the dentist, and I ain’t trying to pay a lot 

One cavity at 23, because of having braces some years ago

Lots of cavities over the years, but i've learned to floss and use mouthwash now

 

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Lots of cavities because I'm poor, I don't have a job and I don't have insurance. Thankfully they're small and fixable.

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I have them under control, sadly almost all of them got cavity at some point, several needed rooth canal filling, but all still there looking good actually. If u take care of them it doesnt really matter how much work u had

I go to the dentist every two months so pretty great. 

 

Teeth are not to be played with :giraffe:

 

Its expensive af tho

Teeth are kinda the first thing I always look at when I meet someone :rip: So yeah, trying to keep mine as white and healthy as possible at all times!

i had my wisdom teeth removed months ago and i was literally bawling :ahh:  so embarrassing 

4 minutes ago, Taylucifer said:

i had my wisdom teeth removed months ago and i was literally bawling :ahh:  so embarrassing 

My jawline got better once I had all 4 removed :-*

I've never had cavities, got my wisdom teeth removed when I had to get braces. I go to the dentist every 6 months to get my dental plaque removed because I get that quite easy, even with flossing and mouthwash.

 

So I assume I'm relatively good.

17 minutes ago, Mystical said:

My jawline got better once I had all 4 removed :-*

well, my jawline’s my biggest asset :chick1:

I had never gone to the dentist until about 3 years ago when I decided to be serious about it. I had to get a deep cleaning (this is very expensive even with insurance my copay was like $550) and I had some cavities they had to fill in. Now I scrap my tongue, floss daily and brush my teeth like a freak because I don’t want to get more cavities. 
 

i get a regular cleaning every 4 to 6 months and that only costs $10 with my insurance and my job gives us a $4,000 visa debit card every year we can use to pay for our copays so I’ve actually never spend any money here in the USA

4 hours ago, Johnny Jacobs said:

 

 

Teeth are not to be played with :giraffe:

 

Its expensive af tho

People forget how teeth are connected to your brain and your nervous system. You can even die from having bad oral health. It’s definitely expensive at least in the US without insurance 

4 minutes ago, Sparksfly88 said:

I had never gone to the dentist until about 3 years ago when I decided to be serious about it. I had to get a deep cleaning (this is very expensive even with insurance my copay was like $550) and I had some cavities they had to fill in. Now I scrap my tongue, floss daily and brush my teeth like a freak because I don’t want to get more cavities. 
 

i get a regular cleaning every 4 to 6 months and that only costs $10 with my insurance and my job gives us a $4,000 visa debit card every year we can use to pay for our copays so I’ve actually never spend any money here in the USA

550 dollars for a deep cleaning procedure? The US and its prices for healthcare… :deadbanana2:

10 minutes ago, Mystical said:

550 dollars for a deep cleaning procedure? The US and its prices for healthcare… :deadbanana2:

It actually costs over $1,000 and I think you can only get those every 2 years I think, well at least with my insurance. It’s a more invasive cleaning than a regular cleaning which I only pay $10

I have good teeth. They're getting yellowish, though. It might be the amount of coffee I drink. 

50 minutes ago, Sparksfly88 said:

People forget how teeth are connected to your brain and your nervous system. You can even die from having bad oral health. It’s definitely expensive at least in the US without insurance 

For sure! It's really important.

 

Ive paid around 50-60k on mine so far. Im going to the best one here. 

All my back teeth have cavities or root canals done :rip:

 

My front teeth slay though. 

 

It's coz I was brushing my teeth wrong until I turned like 22 :rip:

3 hours ago, Sparksfly88 said:

People forget how teeth are connected to your brain and your nervous system. You can even die from having bad oral health. It’s definitely expensive at least in the US without insurance 

This is true and the reason why dentists give out emergency appointments so easily. A tooth infection can get life threating in a metter of days. 

they're ok except for a front teeth gap and a formerly abscessed molar. the problem is my bite which is crossed

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