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hqueen13
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Had my dentist appointment for my 6 month cleaning yesterday. Its the second appointment that I have had with this dentist, and I do like her. The first one, back in July, was my first dental appointment in about 10 years. Oops. No insurance will do that to you. Anyway, when I was there in July they mentioned I had some cavities that needed filling, and that it would take two appointments to do it. I asked if they used mercury and at least got a no on that front. I wasn't too keen about them shoving something into my teeth anyway, and with the other half's surgery, I never really got around to doing it anyway. I also needed an implant for a gap in my teeth that I have never gotten fixed, despite living with it for basically my entire life.
Anyway, I get in there and the tech cleans up my teeth. It didn't seem as bad as last time (of course that was 10 years worth of yuck!), though she still did have to work pretty hard around my bottom front teeth to get that cleaned where the permanent retainer wire runs. It wasn't too terrible, though. She did comment while she was cleaning that I was supposed to come back to get the cavities filled, but that was about all she left it at (compared to the first time I went when they were really pushing me to get it done). She finished up and then the doc came in to look things over. She checked me out, and didn't say word one about the cavities, even commenting as she left that it looked great and she liked when it was easy.
Hmmm...
After I was there the last time, I did some research and found the Cure Tooth Decay book, and spent some time reading it, but had to return it to the library before I finished it. I managed to get some good out of it, and noted that most of the recommended diets to cure tooth decay included raw butter, raw milk and fish oil. I have all three of those, so I started making sure I took a fish oil pill every day, and eating as much of the raw butter as I (reasonably) could, and making sure I drank a small glass of raw milk every day or so.
I'll be really interested to note if they say anything about the cavities at my next appointment in August. If they don't mention it, I'll ask I guess.
Managed to schedule 3 other appointments for doctors today, eyes check, recheck on my knee, and an appointment with the guy the dentist recommended to look at doing the implant. Fun fun.
Anyway, I get in there and the tech cleans up my teeth. It didn't seem as bad as last time (of course that was 10 years worth of yuck!), though she still did have to work pretty hard around my bottom front teeth to get that cleaned where the permanent retainer wire runs. It wasn't too terrible, though. She did comment while she was cleaning that I was supposed to come back to get the cavities filled, but that was about all she left it at (compared to the first time I went when they were really pushing me to get it done). She finished up and then the doc came in to look things over. She checked me out, and didn't say word one about the cavities, even commenting as she left that it looked great and she liked when it was easy.
Hmmm...
After I was there the last time, I did some research and found the Cure Tooth Decay book, and spent some time reading it, but had to return it to the library before I finished it. I managed to get some good out of it, and noted that most of the recommended diets to cure tooth decay included raw butter, raw milk and fish oil. I have all three of those, so I started making sure I took a fish oil pill every day, and eating as much of the raw butter as I (reasonably) could, and making sure I drank a small glass of raw milk every day or so.
I'll be really interested to note if they say anything about the cavities at my next appointment in August. If they don't mention it, I'll ask I guess.
Managed to schedule 3 other appointments for doctors today, eyes check, recheck on my knee, and an appointment with the guy the dentist recommended to look at doing the implant. Fun fun.