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Up before dawn tomorrow to get Oldest in to hospital for a 5-hour oral surgery.
Yaayy??
She gets to pig out on all her squishy food favorites for a few days, so today I am running around, being the "good mom", and getting her all the goodies to spoil her with.
Siblings are kinda jealous. They also want chocky pudding...
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Chewing ice may feel harmless—but your teeth may disagree. 🧊🦷
Because ice is extremely hard, biting down on it can damage enamel, chip a tooth, crack a filling, or lead to an unexpected dental emergency. ⚠️
Protect your smile by letting ice cool your drink instead of chewing it. 💧😁
Tag the person who is always crunching the ice left in their cup! 👇
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Painful Teeth and Sour Candy
Painful Teeth and Sour Candy
A reader of our website recently asked if eating sour candies can cause pain in the teeth. The answer is very simple — yes! Tooth sensitivity is a common side effect from eating these popular confections. In a previous article, we discussed how sour candies damage the teeth. In this article, our Placerville dentists will help you to see why that damage causes pain. Enamel Protects the Teeth…
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