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Teeth thing... Anonymous
Is it normal for your teeth to move around when you sleep? It happens to me sometimes, also I grind my teeth when I sleep.


Is there anything I can do? Is this a normal thing or is it a bawwww thing?


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>> rowerfag
boo hooo somebody call the waaaambulance

in all seriousness, try not to grind your teefs tho.... it damages them

slight teeth movement happens (though you may want to see a dentist if you haven't had your wisdoms pulled, they may be impacted
>> Anonymous
I still have my wisdoms, and today I just seen the dentist after of almost 4 years avoiding them (had an awful experience when I was a child) which I hate going because being in the waiting room puts fear in me like nothing else has have before.

I was thinking if there was a way to take a pill or something to make my gums stronger so my teeth will not have movement when I sleep...
>> Anonymous
you can get a mouthpiece (looks like boxer's mouthpiece) to protect your teeth at night.
Ask your orthodontist if you don't like dentists.
>> Anonymous
>>61296
Thats what I am thinking on, though I have a new dentist and the office was really nice despite the fact that I was about to jump out of the window out of just the fear of them messing up on something while cleaning my teeth.

I have 5 or 6 cav's including 1 or 2 in the front, and a needed rc for a tooth I chipped.

They even suggested me taking some meds to keep me easy before having to go back whenever...
>> Anonymous
>>61331
I went to a female dentist last time.
Big difference to my old one.
She's way more sensitive and humane to me.
>> Anonymous
GENTLEMEN
>> Anonymous
>>61390
gb2b
>> Anonymous
>>61338
did you get a face-full of her delicious heaving bosom and did it then degenerate into a porno-esque fuck-fest? because if it didn't gtfo