#Dental Care for Diabetics

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The Ultimate Guide to Dental Care for Diabetics in Sydney

Managing your dental health can be tricky when you have diabetes. Diabetes increases the risk of gum disease and other mouth troubles. This blog offers easy steps to protect your teeth and gums, keeping them healthy despite diabetes. Visit us: https://www.royaldentalcare.com.au/the-ultimate-guide-to-dental-care-for-diabetics-in-sydney/

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Anniversary

Steve Harrington x female!reader

You and Steve celebrate your one year anniversary.

Warnings: pet names (Honey), p in v, creampie, cum play, breeding kink (not really but I'm adding it just in case)

18+only

You could hardly tear your eyes from Steve. He had worked all day and had just come home. He had changed into some shorts and his red sweater. His hair was falling slightly into his face, causing him to run his hand up and back through his hair.

Steve looked no different then any other day, but in this moment, even with the tiredness seeping through his bones, you could feel the love radiating off him as he smiled at you. The adoration in his gaze filled you with warmth.

You scoot closer to him on the couch, his arm absently going to the top of the couch so you could get closer. You move so close your thighs are flush against each other. You lean your ear against his chest, hearing his steady heart beat.

Steady. That's what Steve is. Reliable. Strong. Always there for you. One year together, and you couldn't imagine life without him. You both had to work today, unfortunately, so you decided to celebrate your one year anniversary tomorrow.

"What are you thinking Honey?" Steve gently trailed his fingers up and down your arm. "Kinda want to give you your present today." You mumble, turning your face more into his chest. You inhale deeply, the scent of Steve's cologne mixed with his sweat being so tantalizing. It was Steve. You wanted to bottle that smell.

Steve's chest vibrates as he chuckles," I thought we weren't getting gifts?" You shrug slightly. You don't even care if he didn't get you one, you wanted to get Steve something. You could buy every item in the mall and it still wouldn't be enough to show him how much you loved him.

"Want to exchange gifts tonight?" Steve asks softly. You pull back to look into his eyes," I thought we weren't exchanging gifts?" Steve's face flushes as he gives you a shy grin," Well i couldn't not get something for my best girl."

"Best girl?" You raise an eyebrow," Better be your only girl." Steve blinks and smiles," You're the only girl, Honey. The best and most beautiful the-" you duck your head as Steve scoffs," You are stop it! You're beautiful and amazing, you are my only girl. You're it for me."

Your heart flutters in your chest and you can't stop the smile that spreads across your face. Steve lightly taps your ass to signal for you to move. You sit up and he grins at you.

Steve slaps his knees before standing up," Well, alright then." He motions for you to follow and you stand quickly.

You waddle after him and the image of a chick following a mother hen pops into your head. You giggle slightly as Steve looks back over his shoulder at you. "Watcha laughing about?" He asks and you shake your head in response. He smiles softly and reaches back with his hand, grabbing yours and interlocking your fingers.

He leads you into the bedroom and drops your hand to open the dresser and start rifling through it. You lightly kick the door shut as Steve searches under socks and underwear for the gift.

You go over to the closet to grab his gift. You can't help but start to bite your lip from nerves. What if he doesn't like it? What if it isn't good enough? You had spent hours trying to find it but-

"Enough of that now, Honey," Steve murmurs as his thumb drags your bottom lip out from beneath your teeth. You inhale sharply from shock, not expecting him to have been so close. You turn and stare into his warm eyes. Steve's thumb lingers on your lip for a second longer before he slowly draws his hand away.

You push the rectangular box into his chest, his hand coming up reflexively to catch the gift. Your hand drifts off the package onto his pec, fingers flexing slightly snd squeezing. Steve smirks eyes trailing up and down your form. You clear your throat and tap the gift," Happy anniversary, Babe."

Steve beams at you and hands you a small square box," Happy anniversary, Honey. Here's to many more." You giggle elatedly and take the small box.

He shakes his gift, as if it would give him a clue to what is inside. Steve can't help but half laugh at your amused expression. He loves seeing you smile and would do anything to make you happy. He carefully opens the gift, folding the paper to use again later. The lid slides off the box to reveal a hockey jersey.

Steve's eyes light up, "Holy shit!" "You know how hard it is to find these jerseys in the middle of Indiana?" You tease as you watch him hold it up to himself. Steve is rambling excitedly about the player as he runs his hand over the number. The statistics fly over your head, but you are glad he liked your gift. You look down at your own present.

You tear open the carefully wrapped box, definitely wrapped better than yours. Ripped wrapping paper falls on the ground in pieces. You lift the lid on your box, tossing it somewhere behind you. Inside is a silver chain with the letter S on it. "Wanted everyone to know you're my girl." Steve takes the necklace out and motions for you to turn around.

You do so and feel the coolness of the chain lay across your neck. Steve fumbles connecting the chain for second, mumbling about how small the chain is, before getting it latched. He walks around you and stares at the S that sits above your chest. "Beautiful." He mumbles before looking into your eyes.

"Guess I'll have to get you a ring so everyone knows you're mine." You hands slide up his shoulders and land behind his neck. Steve blushes slightly as he grins wildly at you," Not if I get you one first."

Steve leans in slowly, lips barely brushing yours. A shaky exhale from either or both of you occurs before your lips meet. Soft and sweet.

It soon turns more frantic. Soft and sweet becomes passion and lust. Hands roam, tongues sweeping into each other's mouths, teeth lightly clashing.

The back of your legs hits the bed, you weren't even aware of Steve moving the two of you. You pull away long enough to discard your clothes, throwing them haphazardly on the floor. Steve trips trying to take off his boxers, falling face first onto the bed. He grumbles as he turns around, but all grumbling stops as you climb atop his lap.

Steve's hands automatically grab onto your hips, pulling you closer to him. You lean over him, holding yourself up with one hand as the other threads through his chest hair. Steve licks his lips as he eyes your bare breasts.

You grind slowly against Steve, feeling the veins on the outside of his cock rub against your folds. The tip of his cock rubbing against your clit in just the right way. Steve's hands grab and knead your ass as his eyes focus on the S of your necklace swaying against your breasts with every roll of your hips.

"Oh fuck me," Steve groans, darting his head forward to kiss and lick at your chest. You gasp in surprise and try not to moan at the feeling. Every one of your senses feels alight. Steve trails kisses up to your neck, leaving an open mouth kiss pressed against you. You can feel the warmth of his tongue collide with the cool of the necklace.

You aren't sure how long has passed, it could be five minutes or fifty, but you can feel the pressure building. Steve doesn't stop kissing, licking, and sucking on every inch of skin he can reach.

Stars alight behind your eyes as your hips spasm. You can feel your muscles tense and relax, the feeling of immense pleasure rushing over you. You aren't sure if you said his name or just moaned, but Steve's murmurs of praise fill your ears.

When the orgasm subsides, you can feel your release dripping down your thighs. Steve slowly rolls the two of you over, him propped up above you. "Did so good for me," Steve murmurs, kissing you lightly. Steve reaches over to the nightstand to grab a condom but you stop him and pull him back in for another kiss.

"I loved the present you gave me earlier," you mumble against his lips, pulling back slightly. Steve beams down at you, fingers trailing lightly down your face. "But it isn't what I wanted," you add, blinking up at Steve. Steve frowns slightly, brows furrowed. "Shit, did you ask for something and I forgo-"

"No." You smile, hand trailing up and down his lower abdomen, dangerously close to his dick. He shivers slightly at the feeling," then uh what was it you wanted? I'll go get it. Promise, anything you want I'll give you." Your grin turns slightly wicked as you slide your hands around to his ass, "I want to fuck you without a condom. Your cum. Inside me."

Steve groans and drops his head to your shoulder, faltering and pressing all his weight into you. His head burrows into your neck. His voice hitches," Fuck." You feel his dick twitch before a warmth spurts onto your abdomen. Steve moans as his hips stutter forward. You blink in shock before the realization hits.

"Did you just-" you look down as if you could see through Steve's body to your stomach. Steve whimpers slightly, nodding his head into your neck. "Sorry fuck sorry" Steve presses kisses into your neck with each word. Your hand trails up and down his spine, mind reeling.

You knew Steve would like the suggestion. You weren't expecting him to come just from saying it though. It was...kind of hot. The fact that he was so into you the thought of it alone sent him over the edge?

You shifted slightly under his weight as you felt that needy feeling appear again. Steve pulls his head back and gives you a pout," Fuck i wasn't expecting that. You can't just say shit like that." Steve props himself up and hovers over you, both of you looking at the evidence of his excitement smeared across your abdomen.

Steve sat up so he was kneeling between your legs. "What did you say you wanted?" Steve scooped some of the cum onto two of his fingers," My cum inside you?" Steve trailed his fingers down and slowly pushed into your weeping hole.

You moan at the feeling of his big fingers filling you up. It also felt slightly dirty, Steve fingering his cum into you. It was taboo, but so hot, you could feel yourself get wetter. Steve thrusts his fingers in and out, slowly at first before speeding up. He crooks his finger to hit that spot in you. You gasp as you buck your hips to meet his thrusts.

You grab his wrist haltering his movements, "Can you-? Are you?" You look down at his half hard cock," Need you." Steve swallows and nods, removing his fingers making you frown at the loss. Steve's fingers are coated in both of your releases, glistening in the light. He strokes his cock a few times, it hardening with each stroke.

"You look so good like this," Steve murmurs, leaning back over you. The tip of his dick catches against your hole, causing you both to inhale sharply.

You can feel every vein, every ridge, as he slowly slides into you. Steve's brow furrows as his mouth falls open," Oh shit- can't believe you're- fuck." Steve moans slightly as he bottoms out.

He pauses only for a second before setting a brutal pace, fast and hard. Each thrust has you gasping. "Gonna fuck you so good. Gonna fill you up." Steve moans into your ear as he nips at your neck.

Each thrusts hits just right. Your breath catches, your heart beating wildly. The love and adoration in the room overflows, so sickly sweet. "I love you," you gasp into Steve's mouth as you kiss him. Steve groans into the kiss, licking deep into your mouth.

Your body shakes as you come undone. Your vision fades to black and the only thought you can think is Steve. Euphoria from every angle, pleasure alighting every nerve in your body.

Steve moans as he feels you clench around him. He picks up his pace slightly before he comes. You can feel the thick ropes of his release paint your insides. You half whine half moan at the feeling.

Steve's chest rubs against you with his labored breaths. He rests his weight on his forearms so he isnt pressed against you- not that you would have minded. "Did i say it back?" Steve asks causing you to blink up st him. His hair has flopped onto his forehead, stuck there from the sweat, "I love you too."

Steve slowly pulls out, eyes widening as he watches your combined releases slowly leak out of your hole. He licks his lips and lightly pats your thigh before getting up to grab a washcloth from the attached bath. He returns and cleans you up before laying down next to you.

"I love you so much," Steve wraps his arms around you," Definitely need to go look for a ring." You chuckle slightly and look up at him," Not if I find one first."

[briarpatch-kids]

I want to use this chance to shill acceptance and commitment therapy where you basically acknowledge that sometimes your problems can't be CBT-ed away and shit really is fucked so you gotta choose to live the best life you can with the situation you've been given. It's about figuring out what you value and making steps towards living your life with those values.

Literally the best "shit life syndrome meets disability" therapy type you can get.

[capturelifedental]

Diabetes and Dental Health: Navigating the Connection for Holistic Well-Being

An increased risk of dental issues and gum disease is associated with individuals with diabetes who experience unpredictable blood glucose levels. This is due to the fact that they may not heal as quickly and have a decreased defense against infection.

Maintaining your blood glucose levels within the desired range and taking extra care of your oral health and dental hygiene are important if you have diabetes. For guidance on how to maintain the health of your teeth and gums, see your dentist every six to twelve months.

It is estimated that 77 million Indians over the age of 18 have type 2 diabetes, and another 25 million are pre diabetics, meaning they have a higher chance of getting the disease in the near future.

Diabetes and common oral health issues

The following are the most common dental health issues that people with diabetes face:

Periodontal disease, or gum disease

Gum abscesses

Tooth decay

Fungal infections including candidiasis, or thrush, and lichen planus, an inflammatory, autoimmune skin condition

Mouth ulcers 

Taste abnormalities

A burning, dry mouth due to low saliva.

Periodontal (gum) disease and diabetes

An infection that kills the bone encircling and supporting your teeth is the root cause of periodontal disease, often known as gum disease. You can comfortably chew thanks to this bone, which secures your teeth in your jaw. Gum disease is a result of dental plaque, which is a mixture of bacteria and food particles.

Plaque hardens into calculus or tartar if it is left on teeth and gums. The gums around teeth become inflamed, swollen, and bleeding due to the irritation caused by plaque and calculus. Gum disease damages the underlying bone, which eventually disappears, as it worsens. When teeth become loose, they may need to be extracted or fall out on their own.

Individuals with blood glucose levels below ideal levels are more prone to gum disease, which also tends to worsen the condition. This is a result of their often weakened immune systems and slowed healing processes.

Gum disease can be avoided by taking good care of your teeth and managing your blood sugar. People with diabetes who treat their gum disease have better blood glucose readings, and they respond very well to dental treatment when their blood glucose is within the desired range.

Signs and symptoms of a gum disease

If you experience any of the following gum disease symptoms, please visit your dentist right away:

Red, swollen, sensitive, and bleeding gums

A chronic gum-related discharge (pus)

A foul taste or bad breath; 

Loose teeth, which can alter the "feel" of your bite or gums that are loose and peel away from the teeth. 

Spaces opening up between your teeth.

Tooth decay and diabetes

People with diabetes may experience extreme dry mouth and elevated salivary glucose levels. Because of these circumstances, dental plaque can accumulate on teeth, increasing the risk of cavities and tooth decay.

Cleaning your teeth and gums twice a day with a toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste will help eradicate dental plaque. When brushing the gums where they contact the teeth, use delicate strokes because vigorous brushing can result in partial gum loss. To clean in between your teeth, use dental floss or interdental cleaners on a daily basis. Maintaining your dental health helps to ward off gum disease and cavities.

Oral fungal infections and diabetes

Candidiasis, sometimes known as oral thrush, is a fungal infection. It results from an overabundance of the oral yeast Candida albicans. Oral thrush can result from a number of diabetes-related problems, including elevated salivary glucose levels, decreased immune system function, and dry mouth (poor saliva production). These factors can promote the expansion of these fungus.

Uncomfortable, occasionally ulcerated white or red spots on the lips are a symptom of oral thrush. Oral thrush can be treated with good oral hygiene and blood glucose levels within the therapeutic range. If necessary, your dentist can prescribe antifungal medication to treat this illness.

How to take care your teeth and gums; if you are diabetic

It's very important to take good care of your teeth and gums if you have diabetes. To maintain your dental health at its best, follow these steps:

Keep an Eye on Your Blood Sugar: Maintaining your blood glucose levels within target ranges requires that you adhere to your doctor's dietary and prescription instructions. This promotes dental health in addition to your general well-being.

Brush Twice a Day: Brush your teeth and gums thoroughly twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. In addition to preventing gum disease and tooth damage, proper brushing helps remove plaque.

Floss Daily: At least once a day, use dental floss or interdental cleaners to clean the spaces between your teeth. This aids in cleaning plaque and food residue from places that your toothbrush might not be able to reach.

Frequent Dental Checkups: Get a thorough oral examination from your dentist every six to twelve months. In addition to giving you professional teeth cleaning and advice on at-home care, your dentist will look for any indications of oral health issues. It's critical to talk to your dentist about how your diabetes treatment may affect your oral health.

Keep Yourself Hydrated: Throughout the day, sip lots of water to prevent dry mouth. Saliva helps balance acidity in the mouth and wash away food particles. Gum without sugar can also be chewed to increase salivation.

Avoid Smoking: Smoking raises the risk of oral infections, gum disease, and other oral health issues. If you smoke, get help from your dentist, physician, or organizations such as Quitline to help you stop smoking permanently.

Conclusion

In summary, the link between diabetes and dental health shows how taking care of our teeth is vital, especially if we have diabetes. By following simple steps like brushing and flossing regularly, visiting the dentist, and keeping blood sugar levels in check, we can keep our mouths healthy. This not only helps prevent dental problems but also supports our overall health. So, whether managing diabetes or not, remember: a healthy smile goes hand in hand with a healthy body.

Are you ready to take the next step in your dental health journey? If yes, then you are at the right place! Visit Capture Life Dental Clinic for an extensive dental checkup. You can also avail 10% off if you are a new patient. Visit us today> 

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Okay listen I have another disability related thing that’s important!!

If you have any disabilities linked to tooth decay/erosion, through direct cause or secondary symptom, it is vital that you get one or both of the following items: Sensodyne toothpaste and enamel repair mouthwash

This includes health conditions such as acid reflux, diabetes, thyroid conditions, fibromyalgia, chronic pain & mental illnesses such as depression that create poor hygiene routines, sensory issue disorders like autism and ADHD, and any health condition that causes frequent vomiting / increased stomach acid, including eating disorders and migraines.

All of these disabilities will erode the enamel of your teeth, not only opening you up to cavities but making it very easy to chip your teeth from such simple things as biting the wrong way on the tines of a fork. (I’ve chipped my teeth at least 4 times this way).

The toothpaste on the left here (sensodyne pronamel) is gentle on your teeth, won’t cause painful sensations from any extreme mint flavor, and will even protect your gums if they’re sensitive from any of these conditions.

The mouthwash on the right (Crest enamel repair) will, as it says, repair your enamel — which is marvelous, because the technology to repair your enamel at all is relatively very new to society! — but it is most importantly non-alcoholic. Meaning that it works well as a once-a-day rinse without any of the burning sensations of antiseptics that typically discourage people with sensory issues from taking care of their teeth.

I know remembering to do these things every day can feel like a lot when you’re sick and exhausted, but I promise a collective three minutes out of every day is going to save you an incredible amount of pain and money in the future. If your teeth are susceptible enough to rot, you can actually die from infection. And as they say, with how little insurance actually covers dental —

Not brushing your teeth??

In THIS economy???

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Best Diabetes Dental Care in Shyamal

Experience exceptional diabetes dental care in Shyamal at our state-of-the-art clinic. At Dr. Robin’s Dental Clinic And Implant Centre, we understand the unique dental needs of individuals with diabetes. Our expert team provides specialized care to manage oral health effectively, considering the specific challenges that diabetes can present. We offer comprehensive dental services tailored to diabetic patients, focusing on prevention and treatment. From routine check-ups to gum disease management and tooth preservation, our goal is to ensure your smile stays healthy and radiant while keeping your diabetes in check.

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Sugar can adversely affect dentures. It promotes the growth of harmful oral bacteria, leading to odors, stains, and even damage to the denture material. Proper cleaning, avoiding sugary foods, and regular oral hygiene are essential to maintain denture longevity and oral health.

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Best Dental Clinic in Gurgaon | Diabetes & Periodontal Infection Care in Gurgaon- Firsttoothclinic

If you’re looking for the best dental clinic in Gurgaon, choose First Tooth Clinic for your diabetes and periodontal infection care in Gurgaon and experience compassionate, effective, and comprehensive dental services like never before. Your oral health is our priority, and we're here to help you smile with confidence. Contact us at  Palam Vihar : 9910503844 | 8130023844,  Gurgaon sector 86 : 7428301844.

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Diabetes and Aging: Unique Trials Confronting Elderly Individuals with Diabetes

With the gradual advancement of the global population, the incidence of diabetes among senior citizens is unequivocally surging. The intricate process of aging orchestrates numerous physiological alterations, including modifications in insulin sensitivity, thus bequeathing the task of diabetes management as an intricate and formidable endeavor for the elderly cohort. The present article ventures…

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