science

it’s all year

What exactly happens continually throughout the year for you?

Can confirm some bias with a trust me bro here for sure.

Rotting food is what causes most issues with teeth is my understanding for a healthy person.

Depending on how your teeth are spaces, brushing will do fuck all to dislodge the rot. Flossing is the only way to do it for me. Water floss is decent when I am lazy but nothing beats that's string friction.

I floss more regularly than brush

are the prepare

What?

for people who don’t take good care of their teeth

Genetically, some people have weaker enamel. Economically, your childhood dental care will greatly affect your adulthood needs.

It's like waterboarding to me!

If you have mercenary healthcare, they're gonna want their money.

Some dentists can be very proactive. Mine ID'd 2 small cavities but said if I focus on those areas they will probably not grow and be fine.

My wife's childhood dentist gave her more than a dozen fillings for small cavities. If you ever get a dentist like that, I'd suggest to get a second opinion.

Don't fuck around with your mouth health: dentures are not fun and infections there can be lethal. But another check-up won't hurt if you think something's off.

I feel like there's a lot of dentists in here mad that a study scientifically showed dental care is drastically over prescribed...

You post an ancedot about how you were over prescribed treatment which aligns with the scientific study's findings...

And someone immediately tries to tell you it was bad luck you had it happen

And not the norm across various countries like the scientific study found.

Sounds like you need a better dentist.

There are caring legit dentists out there. I know, hard to believe.