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The wife doesn't floss but goes to a different dentist and never seems to be pulled up on it
Change to your wife's dentist - simples....
The wife doesn't floss but goes to a different dentist and never seems to be pulled up on it
In the dental world £864 would only get you one filling
Two check-ups and a quick whizz round with the grinder for me was £19.50 yesterdayHow much does a check up cost?
My dentist gave me some of them. How the hell he thought I was ever going to get them between my teeth I will never know.Forget floss. These are what you need.
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Far simpler and less messy. Can use the same one for 3 days or so.
Got mine from my dentist but can buy them anywhere.
Dunno about you guys but if I don't floss for a while I get some seriously skanky crud out with the flosser. If I was a hygienist I think I'd be bitching too!
Two check-ups and a quick whizz round with the grinder for me was £19.50 yesterday
I didn't go for 15 years, but when I was pregnant I decided to bite the bullet. I rang an NHS number and got my name on a list. Got a dentist in the local town within a month. All the kids got registered as they were born and when Eulb had a dodgy tooth last year, they took him on straight away. We just pay as we go, but I didn't call yesterday bad at all I think we have to set an example to the kids.
Can't afford the extra electric in this house, we run poverty spec smart price tooth brushesDo most of you use a electric toothbrush?
So you'd recommend one like the link I posted earlier in the thread?Water pick is the way to go . Just fill the reservoir with water add a small amount of cooking salt and away ya go . You can get mains electric ones , cordless rechargable ones or manual . I think most fellas' hands are too big for flossing anyway . I spent a long time "on the road " in my mis spent younger days , to the detriment of my teeth . afterwards when I was settled I spent £5,000 and a 12 month dental marathon to get them sorted , BUT I've never had a minutes trouble with them since , and I put that down to regular electric brushing and a good squirting afterwards . worked for me , and all that was over 20 years ago .
Can't afford the extra electric in this house, we run poverty spec smart price tooth brushes
Well, I've never used one like that , the one I use is a another make , a "KITTY" that came with an electric tooth brush as a "kit" and was recommended by the dentist , and as I said that was 20/30 years back , and it's still in daily use , I only changed the toothbrush body a few weeks back , but of course , I've changed the heads often . They mostly come with different coloured bands round the heads for different family members . All that said , I see no reason why the one you link to wouldn't be equally good . Might even be better with more up-to-date manufacture . JFDI , I'm confident you won't be sorry .So you'd recommend one like the link I posted earlier in the thread?