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Q: Is it the dentists, or bad oral hygeine in general?


Not to sound rude, but a lot of people I come across lately, have a host of tooth problems: how often do people here frequent the Dentist? Is it less frequently than Western dental check-ups? I've seen it all,  from tooth discoloration, to gingivitis, bad breath, and others I don't need to mention. And do we consciously worry about dental check-ups too much in the West? I see all the dental products in the supermarkets here, I just think nobody uses any of it.

 

TLDR:    It makes first dates quicker and painless when you note some carelessness in this area.

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I know this lovely lady - well educated, travelled extensively and married to a lovely educated man. We were talking about sugar canes and she commented on how her denist said they were good for the teeth so she regularly gave them to her daughter. I was shocked to learn how little they know about basic health practices and even how sugar rots teeth.

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up here it is widely excepted it was the water.
the quality of the water is a lot better than 15 years ago and you see it in the younger people here.
i really cant praise my dentist enough. does a great job and doesn't rip me off.
I saved thousands of dollars by flying to Mudanjaing from Brisbane just to fix a couple of teeth

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I know this lovely lady - well educated, travelled extensively and married to a lovely educated man. We were talking about sugar canes and she commented on how her denist said they were good for the teeth so she regularly gave them to her daughter. I was shocked to learn how little they know about basic health practices and even how sugar rots teeth.

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