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check please lied to me because there’s literally no way bitty got his tooth fixed that fast post winning the frozen four.

like maybe they put in the implant screws around the time of the frozen four finals but also i dont think so given that he was concussed and they give you full anaesthesia when they put implant screws in and full anaesthesia plus a concussion does not sound like a good medical choice.

all this to say: our boy would’ve had a little retainer with a resin tooth for at least 3 months post tooth-gets-knocked-out, to make sure theres no damage to the gums and that there’s no swelling when the implant crown gets put in. now i’m giggling at the mental image of bitty having a little tooth retainer he can pop in and out.

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We should find out soon if I need bone grafts and/or implants for my mouth. It will depend on whether I have enough inner jawbone left to retain regular dentures (they're making another set now to see if they can adjust them enough to stay in)--If not, we have to figure out if there's enough bone left for four implants (to hold dentures in), and whether that would be cheaper than the bone graft surgery (or if BOTH are needed--because the worst bone loss is RIGHT where the rear implants would need to go).

The good news is that my oral surgeon is offering to discount the surgery by quite a bit if it is needed, so it'd only take me maybe five or so years to save up the cash for it, assuming no other emergencies in the meantime and I let my other surgeries slide.

Honestly, if we can get this and my throat surgery taken care of within the next year or two, my hip, knee, and (possible) spine surgeries can wait. Yeah, it's a lot of pain, and I have to curtail walking activities, but I can get around on my cuff crutches most of the time as long as I don't overdo it.

It's frustrating, though, because if the contract to adapt my story to a game hadn't been canceled, AND if El's birth certificate error (which left her stateless) hadn't coincided with a pandemic and cost us our entire savings PLUS donations to correct, AND if I hadn't had COVID FOUR FUCKING TIMES, AND if COVID/Long COVID hadn't fucked up my eye and heart and immune system and general health so much, we'd be so much better off financially and health-wise.

We're fine for day-to day stuff; no worries about rent or groceries or anything like that, even with paying off all the debt from the birth certificate/citizenship snafu (Long story short: We're both US citizens, but had our daughter here in the Philippines, and a birth certificate screw-up left her stateless just as our visas were expiring and in need of a renewal trip, meaning it cost a LOT to be able to stay in-country with her until we could get that sorted so she could travel with us).

It's just the stuff that requires several hundred (or in some cases thousands) of dollars up front that fucks us up. Like, all my oral stuff is cash only, because you can only really use a credit card for most medical/dental stuff here if you're admitted to a hospital as an inpatient. No, I don't know why. So I can probably put my throat and other surgeries on credit cards, but we have to pay down our debt more before I'm comfortable doing that.

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Are you insecure about your teeth? Let me assure you that your F/O(s) do not care.

Whether they're crooked or straight, they do not care. Are you unable to upkeep them? whether it's because you can't afford to properly care for them, or you're disabled/neurodivergent and can't care for them as easily, they don't care.

Do you have dentures? Implants? Caps? Maybe you wear a retainer, or have braces?

Rest assured your F/O(s) don't care, they love you far too much to care about something as silly as you not having perfect teeth. That's a fact.

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I hate having to brush my teeth. There’s not a real sensory reason for it, it’s just an annoying thing that I often forget to do and trying to remember is difficult. My teeth aren’t great, anyways; they have some weird white spots on them that make them look yellowed. They’re a little crooked because my mouth grew and my retainer stopped fitting. My bite doesn’t always line up quite right, because my jaw is a little uneven. If I had my way I would never have to brush my teeth again!

But not brushing my teeth would not solve the long term problem of my teeth being used every day for things and needing to be cleaned so that they don’t rot out of my head. They haven’t yet invented a toothpaste that I can use just once and will perfectly improve and protect my teeth for forever, so I have to just choose one that works reasonably well to clean my teeth and minimizes the negative parts of the experience by not having too strong of a mint taste.

I suppose I could just stop brushing my teeth, let them all get cavities and rot, and then eventually it will progress far enough that my insurance would pay for dentures or implants. But in the meantime, all of my teeth would be rotting. I would be in pain and I would struggle to eat and I could develop infections or other issues with long-term consequences to my health. And, I would have to go through a whole process to get the dentures, or maybe a painful surgery for implants, which of course has the potential for further complications. And once I’ve replaced my current teeth, there might still be some kind of maintenance I would be required to do to keep that replacement functioning well and in good repair.

So I should probably keep brushing my teeth at the recommended intervals, because even though it’s annoying and it can feel pointless and repetitive, and it won’t give me the teeth I want right away, it’s still the healthiest option in the long term.

Anyway. Fucking vote.

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This post is one I have highly relevant experience to so.

OP IS RIGHT. IT IS NEVER FUCKING TOO LATE. I don't care how far gone you are, taking better care of yourself will ALWAYS have benefits. It will always help.

My dental health is in shambles, okay.

I'm 31 years old and I have partial dentures- they snap in like a retainer to replace the two lower molars I've lost and give me more surface to yknow. EAT with. and lessen the stress on my remaining natural teeth.

I WILL lose all my teeth eventually. This much is inevitable, and I will be dealing with that much, MUCH earlier in life than most other people who would.

DESPITE THIS, IMPROVING MY SELF CARE AND BRUSHING BETTER IS STILL NOT TOO-LITTLE-TOO-LATE.

Even with my situation, better brushing means my gums and mouth are healthier. It means that I am extending the life of my remaining natural teeth, and saving a LOT of money because I'm not having to worry about a ton of extractions etc all at once. Hell if I'm lucky, maybe I will be able to in that time save up for some implants, which will help preserve the integrity and shape of my jaw as a whole.

A big part of me even getting to this point at all is because for the first time in my life, at age like....25-26, I started seeing a dentist who did something other than just shame me and lecture me on better brushing and tell me I was childish and lazy for not doing it.

There is a tooth still in my head now, saved by this dentist, that my previous provider wanted to pull.

My current dentist doesn't sugarcoat my situation. She wants me to recognize the reality of where I am and what I'm going to face as time goes on. But she does it coming from a place of 'the reason you got here isn't because you're lazy and i can tell that just from talking to you for ten minutes.'

She knows I struggle with my self care to a torturous extent and she knows that mental and physical health, as well as financial constraints, have been a bigger obstacle for me than laziness or childishness ever have.

Her approaching me as an adult experiencing early dental crisis as a resulting symptom of trauma, chronic illness, disability and financial stress rather than 'ugh gross so lazy grow UP' has made it easier for me to seek her help when i Need it, and to put in the effort to take better care of myself in general.

There will be points of no return with some things when it comes to this. But starting to brush better is never a Too Late thing. I can't save my teeth in the long run, but I can take better care of them so that they will last as long as possible, and so that any major care I need for them will be spaced out- and therefore much more affordable.

There's so much stigma and shame put around dental self neglect specifically, and also in having bad teeth. And that makes overcoming the self neglect harder, not easier. Shame isn't the right motivator when it comes to self care or self love. It never has been and never will be.

Fight back against that.

You are not lazy, or childish. You are struggling in this area for a reason. You deserve to be taken seriously and treated kindly. By the people around you, by health professionals, but most importantly by yourself.

it's never too late to start brushing your teeth again. i basically never brushed my teeth for a whole 10 years. a decade. A DECADE. i still struggle to brush my teeth once a week, but it all started with brushing my teeth once every few months. so i mean it when i say brushing your teeth once a week, a month, a year, or even a decade, is better than nothing.

and still, nothing is not shameful. it is not immoral to struggle with self care. and it is also not pointless to keep trying. anything you can do, even if its wiping plaque off with a towel, is enough. it is good to take care of yourself however you can, even if it's just trying to muster the will to. reading this post is good, too.

i believe in you and i am proud of you, even in the smallest of steps. it's okay. you can give yourself grace.

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Why a Root Canal is Necessary: Signs, Benefits, and What to Expect

A root canal treatment is a vital dental procedure that helps save a severely infected or damaged tooth. Contrary to common misconceptions, modern root canal therapy is painless and prevents serious complications. If left untreated, dental infections can spread, leading to tooth loss, abscess formation, and even systemic health issues. This blog explores why a root canal is necessary, signs indicating the need for one, and its long-term benefits.

What is a Root Canal?

A root canal is an endodontic procedure designed to remove infected or inflamed pulp from inside the tooth. The process involves:

Cleaning the Root Canals: Removing bacteria and damaged pulp tissue.

Disinfecting the Inner Tooth Structure: Preventing further infection.

Filling and Sealing: Using a biocompatible material to reinforce the tooth.

Restoring Function: Often completed with a dental crown for protection.

Signs You May Need a Root Canal

Ignoring early signs of tooth decay or infection can lead to serious oral health issues. Common symptoms include:

Persistent Tooth Pain: Continuous or throbbing pain, especially while chewing.

Sensitivity to Hot and Cold: Lingering discomfort after exposure to temperature changes.

Swollen or Tender Gums: Signs of underlying infection or abscess.

Darkening of the Tooth: Indicates nerve damage or decay.

Pimple-Like Bumps on Gums: A sign of dental abscess formation.

Deep Decay or Cracked Tooth: Bacteria can penetrate the pulp, leading to infection.

Why a Root Canal is Necessary

A root canal isn't just about pain relief—it preserves oral health and prevents severe complications. Here’s why you shouldn't ignore the need for a root canal:

Prevents Infection from Spreading: Bacteria can travel to neighboring teeth, gum tissue, and even the bloodstream, increasing the risk of systemic infections.

Saves the Natural Tooth: Unlike tooth extraction, a root canal retains the tooth structure, preserving natural function.

Avoids Costly Dental Treatments: Without a root canal, you may need implants, bridges, or dentures.

Restores Proper Chewing Function: Pain-free eating and biting improve digestion and nutrition.

Protects Jawbone Health: Tooth loss leads to bone resorption; a root canal helps maintain jawbone integrity.

Consequences of Avoiding a Root Canal

If a root canal is delayed or ignored, the infection can lead to:

Severe Pain and Swelling: Bacteria can cause painful abscesses.

Tooth Loss: The infection can destroy the tooth beyond repair.

Gum Disease Risk: Infected pulp increases the likelihood of periodontitis.

Systemic Health Risks: Untreated dental infections can contribute to heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory issues.

Root Canal Procedure: What to Expect

Understanding the process can ease concerns about treatment:

Diagnosis and X-rays: The dentist assesses the extent of damage.

Local Anesthesia: Ensures a painless procedure.

Pulp Removal and Cleaning: Infected tissue is eliminated, and the root canals are shaped.

Filling and Sealing: The cleaned canals are sealed with gutta-percha.

Crown Placement: Reinforces the tooth structure and restores function.

Common Myths vs. Facts About Root Canals

Myth: Root canals are extremely painful. Fact: Advanced anesthesia and techniques make the procedure nearly painless.

Myth: It’s better to extract a tooth than get a root canal. Fact: Saving a natural tooth maintains proper chewing and alignment.

Myth: Root canals cause illness. Fact: There’s no scientific link between root canals and systemic diseases.

Aftercare Tips for Long-Term Success

To ensure long-lasting results after a root canal:

Maintain good oral hygiene (brushing twice daily and flossing).

Avoid chewing on hard foods until the final restoration is complete.

Schedule regular dental check-ups to monitor tooth health.

Consider a fluoride treatment to strengthen enamel.

Conclusion

A root canal is a crucial dental treatment that prevents tooth loss, eliminates pain, and safeguards overall health. Ignoring symptoms can lead to severe complications, while early intervention ensures a pain-free and functional smile. If you experience persistent tooth pain or other warning signs, consult your dentist in Everett MA immediately.

FAQs

1. How long does a root canal take? Most procedures take 60–90 minutes, with 1–2 visits depending on severity.

2. Is a root canal better than an extraction? Yes, preserving your natural tooth prevents bone loss and maintains alignment.

3. How soon can I eat after a root canal? Wait until numbness wears off, then eat soft foods initially.

4. Will I need a crown after a root canal? Most back teeth require crowns for strength and protection.

If you suspect a dental infection, don’t delay—schedule a consultation with your dentist today!

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Applications of Multi-Unit Implant Systems in Dental Procedures | MEDIDEN

MEDIDEN, a leading dental company, offers high-quality products like abutments and lab analogs. Their multi-unit implant system is designed for dental implant procedures, featuring straight abutments with a 30 Ncm tightening torque. This system allows for customization, easy identification, and stability for patients with extensive dental needs. Multi-unit implant systems are a game-changer in dental prosthetics, providing a reliable solution for full arch restorations, implant-retained dentures, and hybrid dentures. They also correct implant angulation and height disparities, enhancing aesthetics and functionality.

Uses of Multi-Unit Implant Systems

In Full-arch restorations, multi-unit implant systems like All-on-4, All-on-6, and All-on-8, replace an entire tooth arch with a fixed prosthesis, enhancing the patient’s functionality and natural-looking smiles.

The multi-unit implant systems provide a stable, secure solution for patients with traditional dentures, reducing slippage risk and improving chewing efficiency.

The Hybrid dentures combine traditional and fixed prosthetics, supported by implants, offering a comfortable, long-lasting solution for patients with significant tooth loss.

The Zygomatic implants are used in cases where maxillary bone quality or quantity is insufficient, providing a stable foundation for full arch restorations.

Applications of Multi-Unit Implant Systems

The multi-unit abutments are designed to correct implant angulation, ensuring a proper fit and alignment of the prosthesis, especially beneficial for patients with varying implant angles.

Multi-unit abutments can correct height disparities between implants, ensuring uniform and stable prosthesis seating by selecting abutments with different height profiles.

It is utilized in prosthetic restorations like implant-retained bars, hybrid dentures, and zygomatic implants, offering a versatile and reliable solution for complex dental cases.

The multi-unit implant systems enhance dental prosthetics' aesthetics and functionality by providing a stable foundation, resulting in a natural-looking smile and improved chewing efficiency.

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Introduction

Finding a trusted dental clinic is essential for maintaining excellent oral health. If you are in Mysore and looking for high-quality dental care, Whyte Dental is your go-to clinic. With expert dentists, cutting-edge technology, and a patient-centered approach, Whyte Dental ensures top-notch treatments in a comfortable setting.

At Whyte Dental, the focus is on providing exceptional dental care with a personal touch. Whether you need a routine check-up, cosmetic enhancements, or advanced dental procedures, the experienced team is committed to delivering the best possible results.

Why Choose Whyte Dental?

Choosing the right dentist matters. Whyte Dental stands out as one of the most trusted dental offices in Mysore for several reasons:

Experienced and Qualified Dentists

Whyte Dental boasts a team of highly skilled professionals with years of experience in dentistry. Their expertise ensures that you receive the best care, whether for routine cleanings or complex dental surgeries.

State-of-the-Art Dental Technology

The clinic is equipped with modern dental technology, ensuring precise diagnoses and effective treatments. From digital X-rays to laser dentistry, Whyte Dental embraces innovation to improve patient outcomes.

Commitment to Patient Comfort

Many people experience dental anxiety, but at Whyte Dental, patient comfort is a top priority. The clinic offers a soothing environment, friendly staff, and pain-free treatment options to ease your concerns.

Comprehensive Dental Services

Whyte Dental provides a full range of dental services for patients of all ages:

General Dentistry

Routine dental check-ups

Professional teeth cleaning

Cavity fillings

Gum disease treatment

Cosmetic Dentistry

Teeth whitening

Veneers for a flawless smile

Smile makeovers

Restorative Dentistry

Dental crowns and bridges

Dentures and partials

Tooth-colored fillings

Pediatric Dentistry

Child-friendly dental care

Preventive treatments like sealants

Early orthodontic assessments

Advanced Dental Technologies at Whyte Dental

Technology plays a crucial role in modern dentistry, and Whyte Dental ensures patients benefit from the latest advancements.

Digital X-rays for Accurate Diagnosis

Unlike traditional X-rays, digital radiography minimizes radiation exposure while providing highly detailed images for better diagnosis.

Laser Dentistry for Painless Treatments

Laser technology is used for pain-free gum treatments, cavity fillings, and teeth whitening. This advanced approach reduces healing time and improves patient comfort.

3D Scanning and Imaging

3D scanning allows for precise planning of dental implants, orthodontic treatments, and cosmetic procedures, ensuring flawless results.

Personalized Patient Care Approach

At Whyte Dental, every patient receives individualized care:

Friendly and Welcoming Environment

The clinic's atmosphere is designed to make patients feel at ease from the moment they walk in.

Customized Treatment Plans

Each treatment plan is tailored to meet the specific needs of the patient, ensuring the best results.

Patient Education and Preventive Care

Whyte Dental emphasizes education, helping patients understand how to maintain their oral health through proper hygiene and lifestyle choices.

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Specialized Treatments Available

Whyte Dental is not just about routine check-ups—it offers specialized treatments for various dental conditions.

Orthodontics (Braces & Invisalign)

Straight teeth are not just about aesthetics; they also contribute to better oral health. Whyte Dental provides:

Traditional metal braces for severe misalignment

Clear aligners like Invisalign for a nearly invisible straightening solution

Retainers to maintain alignment after treatment

Dental Implants for Missing Teeth

Missing teeth can affect confidence and functionality. Whyte Dental offers high-quality dental implants that:

Look and function like natural teeth

Prevent bone loss in the jaw

Provide a long-lasting, durable solution

Root Canal Treatments

A root canal can save a decayed or infected tooth from extraction. The clinic ensures a painless procedure using advanced techniques and anesthesia.

Use of High-Quality Materials

From fillings to crowns, Whyte Dental only uses biocompatible, high-quality materials to ensure durability and patient safety.

Affordable and Transparent Pricing

Dental care should be accessible to everyone. Whyte Dental ensures affordability without compromising on quality.

Competitive Pricing for Dental Treatments

The clinic offers fair and transparent pricing for all procedures. Patients receive a detailed breakdown of costs before undergoing any treatment.

Insurance and Financing Options

To make treatments more affordable, Whyte Dental:

Accepts major dental insurance plans

Offers flexible payment options and financing for expensive treatments

Case Studies of Successful Treatments

Teeth Whitening Success: A patient with severe staining underwent a professional whitening treatment and achieved a dramatically brighter smile.

Dental Implants Transformation: A middle-aged patient who lost multiple teeth now has a complete set of natural-looking implants.

How to Book an Appointment

Scheduling an appointment at Whyte Dental is quick and convenient.

Online and Phone Appointment Booking Options

Patients can book appointments via the clinic’s website.

Phone consultations are available for queries before visiting.

Walk-In Consultations Availability

While appointments are preferred, emergency walk-ins are welcome.

Whyte Dental is your go-to dental office in Mysore for high-quality, patient-centered care. Whether you need a simple cleaning or a complete smile transformation, their expert team ensures a comfortable and effective experience.

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Achieving a Perfect Smile: Exploring Aligners, Denture Options, and Invisalign Pricing

A beautiful, confident smile can significantly impact your personal and professional life, and with modern orthodontic treatments, achieving that smile has never been more accessible. Whether you're looking for aligners, searching for the best denture dentists near me, or considering the Invisalign price, there are several options to explore. In this blog, we will break down each option, helping you make the right choice for your dental needs.

What Are Aligners?

Aligners are clear, custom-made trays that are designed to fit over your teeth to gradually shift them into the desired position. Unlike traditional metal braces, aligners are virtually invisible, making them an appealing choice for adults and teens who prefer a more discreet orthodontic treatment. The most popular type of aligner is Invisalign, which is made from a smooth, clear plastic material that offers a comfortable fit.

Aligners work by applying gentle pressure to your teeth, gradually moving them over time. They are removable, which means you can take them out when eating, drinking, or brushing your teeth, making them more convenient than traditional braces. The treatment usually requires several sets of aligners, with each set being worn for a couple of weeks before moving on to the next in the series. Depending on the complexity of your case, treatment can take anywhere from a few months to over a year.

Finding the Best Denture Dentists Near Me

When it comes to dentures, finding the best denture dentists near me is crucial for ensuring that your dentures fit well, feel comfortable, and look natural. Dentures are custom-made dental devices that replace missing teeth and restore your smile. They can be partial (replacing a few missing teeth) or full (replacing all teeth in the upper or lower jaw).

An experienced denture dentist will not only create dentures that fit your mouth perfectly but will also provide advice on proper care and maintenance. To find the best denture dentists near me, you should consider the following tips:

Check Reviews and Testimonials: Look for dentists who have positive feedback from previous patients. This can give you a good idea of their experience and quality of service.

Look for Specialization: Dentists who specialize in prosthodontics are experts in dentures, implants, and crowns. A specialist will have more experience and expertise when it comes to creating high-quality, well-fitting dentures.

Consultation: Many denture dentists offer initial consultations, where you can discuss your options, ask questions, and get an idea of the process involved. Take advantage of this to find the right fit for your needs.

Insurance and Payment Options: Be sure to inquire about insurance coverage and payment plans to make sure the treatment fits within your budget.

Invisalign Price: What You Need to Know

One of the key factors people consider when choosing orthodontic treatment is the Invisalign price. The cost of Invisalign treatment can vary depending on various factors, including the severity of your dental issues, the length of the treatment, and your location.

On average, the Invisalign price can range from $3,000 to $8,000 CAD in Canada, with costs generally being higher in larger cities like Vancouver. The Invisalign price is typically broken down into consultation fees, the cost of the aligners, and any follow-up visits for monitoring progress. In some cases, additional treatments such as retainers or teeth whitening may be included in the total cost.

Several factors influence the final cost of Invisalign, including:

Complexity of the Case: The more complex your dental issues (such as overcrowded teeth or bite issues), the more expensive your treatment may be.

Duration of Treatment: Treatment length will also impact the overall cost. If your treatment lasts for a longer period, you may need more sets of aligners, which will increase the price.

Geographic Location: Invisalign price may vary depending on the region. For example, Invisalign treatments tend to cost more in major metropolitan areas due to higher overhead costs for the practice.

Many orthodontists offer flexible payment plans, so you can spread the cost of treatment over time. Additionally, dental insurance may cover part of the Invisalign price, so it's important to check with your insurer to see if you're eligible for coverage.

Making the Right Choice for Your Dental Needs

Deciding on the right treatment for your teeth—whether it’s aligners, dentures, or another form of orthodontic care—depends on your specific dental needs and goals. Aligners like Invisalign are an excellent option for those looking for a discreet way to straighten their teeth, while dentures are ideal for individuals who have lost teeth due to aging, injury, or other factors.

When considering treatments like Invisalign, always take into account the Invisalign price and explore options for payment plans and insurance coverage. On the other hand, if you’re in need of dentures, finding the best denture dentists near me is essential to ensure your dentures are comfortable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing.

Conclusion

Whether you're exploring aligners, searching for the best denture dentists near me, or factoring in the Invisalign price, there are plenty of options available to help you achieve a confident, healthy smile. It's important to consider your specific dental needs, budget, and treatment preferences when making your decision. Consult with your dentist or orthodontist to discuss your options and find the solution that best suits your smile!