#Dental support

[new-health-products-in]

DentaTonic Supplements

A Brighter Smile and Fresher Breath: My Experience with DentaTonic Supplements

For years, I'd been diligent about brushing and flossing, but I still felt like my smile wasn't quite as radiant as it could be. My breath wasn't always minty fresh either, and I worried about keeping my gums healthy in the long run. That's when I decided to try DentaTonic Supplements.

Natural Support for a Healthy Mouth

DentaTonic is a natural dental supplement that boasts a blend of carefully chosen ingredients. The website claims these include prebiotics and enzymes that work to improve the balance of good and bad bacteria in your mouth. This, in turn, supposedly strengthens teeth and gums, promoting overall oral health.

Simple to Take and Easy to Integrate into My Routine

I found DentaTonic really easy to incorporate into my daily routine. The one-a-day dosage is simple to remember, and the capsules are small and easy to swallow. There wasn't any weird taste or aftertaste, which was a relief!

A noticeable Difference in My Oral Health

After using DentaTonic for a few weeks, I started to notice a difference. My breath felt fresher for longer throughout the day, and my gums seemed less prone to irritation. Most importantly, I felt more confident about my smile. It seemed brighter and healthier, which gave me a boost of confidence.

Would I Recommend DentaTonic?

Overall, I've been very impressed with DentaTonic Supplements. While it's important to maintain good oral hygiene habits like brushing and flossing, I believe DentaTonic has been a helpful addition to my routine. If you're looking for a natural way to support your oral health, I woulddefinitely recommend giving DentaTonic a try. Just remember, as with any supplement, it's always wise to consult with your dentist before starting anything new.

[jamscandraw]

I have a bunch of upcoming dental bills (AND I'm moving house soon) so I'm plugging my Kofi page! I have a monthly subscription club and an online store where I have some digital sketchbooks and resources. also have a Redbubble store where you can get fun designs as stickers/t-shirts etc, and I get a few pennies per purchase 🙏

[rivenharlow]

Hey, guys!

I've got less than a month left to go until my surgery, and my GoFundMe is a little more than halfway funded! I could really use some help getting more eyes on my campaign! You'd be doing me a real solid and helping me eliminate a constant source of pain and infections.

Please do an enby artist a favor and give this a quick reblog?

💜 Surgery GoFundMe Link 💜

[brother-emperors]

like, I'm old school web comic culture, I like handmade zines that are stapled, I just want to make comics and tell stories and the ranking system of the popular webcomic sites exhaust me to my core, which is why I like tumblr. I want to draw sulla wound fingering crassus and not think about the metrics.

[species-dysphoria]

PRETTY DAMN GOOD NEWS

No kidney disease!! Boo is all clear on that. Thank God.

Got painkillers to help with her lesions in her mouth. We have to take her to a dental specialist to get her lesions looked at and learn how many teeth they gotta take out.

but other than that, she's ok!! thank the gods, no kidney diseases. we just have to take care of her lesions in the mouth.

Boo is gonna be ok!!

[fallstaticexit]

I’ve been in and out of it all day since having all 4 wisdom teeth removed this morning 🥹 apparently the first thing I did when I left the dentist was call my mom so she can fuss over me lol

[kinomiya]

I cannot believe I am watching the western world mourn a racist nationalist who was only throwing tantrums because it wasn't him in control of the empire.

[thecedarchronicle]

if it helps at all maybe bc you at least don't have to feel guilty, sometimes dental issues are just genetic and you're doomed to have tooth issues even if you take really good care of them. (on the other hand, i've heard of people with terrible hygiene habits who never get cavities 😭) supportive energy for you ✨✨✨✨✨

aww thank you! it is indeed also genetic. my mom's family has terrible enamel and my dad's family has terrible teeth,,, placement?? lol idk the right word for it 😭😭 i need to get invisalign bc my teeth were too weak for braces. but my insurance never covered it!!! so i have to wait until i have a better job </3 america is awesome haha. i take amazing care of them now! but alas. i remember one time i got a cleaning six months after getting a ton of work done, id flossed + brushed religiously, used special prescription toothpaste and mouthwash and i had four new cavities 💀💀

[jekyljekylhyde]

Transmasc in need of urgent help

Hello!!

I'm currently dealing with several emergencies at once....both issues with a tooth that is causing me a lot of issues, and my car that I use for everything but most importantly to get to and from work. I've been dealing with a lot of stress from this lately and am in pretty dire need of help. I appreciate any kind of help, sharing, donating, anything given how things are going right now. 🖤🖤🖤

[soapdispensersalesman]

Help a friend's cat out

[myrtaceaae]

Concept for my jaw: fucking work properly.

[karekuat]

help me get my tooth fixed maybee <3

So, around last week one of my molars split in half and it's been causing me a lot of pain every day. Unfortunately I don't have the finances to get it treated right now, so if anyone is interesting in commissioning me or even just helping out, I would greatly appreciate it !!

Commission T.O.S and Order Information

[I also take Venmo and Cashapp !!]

Please rb signal boost is appreciated <33

[councilof-frogs]

Dentist prescribed extra high fluoride toothpaste

Was very excited! Came in bubblegum! Don’t have to have mint!

Pharmacy changed prescription. Didn’t have bubblegum and didn’t care that don’t like mint. Gave mint against wishes.

Had hopes for self dental care improving crushed

(Am still going to try but. Mint :( )

[notalwayscommonsense]

Tips For When Dental Hygiene Is Hard

On this account we cover how to do things that are "common sense" or otherwise untaught for the people who dont know. Shame-free. Today, we'll be covering some tips and tricks for keeping up with dental health when times get rough.

Often when we begin to struggle, we spend so much time and energy trying to keep ourselves going that hygiene is the first things to slip away. Unlike other hygiene, Dental hygiene is very important and if things start to go awry it can be extremely expensive to fix. Here are some tips to help keep your teeth clean when you feel like its the last thing on your mind.

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1) Simplify it - Brushing your teeth can come with so many rules and critiques from dentists that it starts to feel like you shouldnt even do it at all. You're technically supposed to brush twice a day, or even after every meal according to some, and for two minutes at the least.

This isnt realistic for a lot of people who are struggling. To get the energy to get up at least twice a day and perform a boring, often unenjoyable task for two straight minutes can be the last thing you want to do.

The key to this is to simplify it. If you cant brush for 2 minutes, twice a day, then brush for as long as you can whenever you feel like you can. Whether its 3am or 3pm, if the motivation strikes, then do it. A quick once over with a toothbrush will help in the long run, more than you think. You dont even need to use toothpaste. The greatest threat to your teeth is simply the plaque that builds up after eating - and removing plaque only requires some scrubbing with a regular, soft toothbrush.

2) Avoiding deterrents - Some people may hate brushing their teeth because certain parts of it can be unenjoyable. For most, this can be the taste of the toothpaste, especially for neurodivergent people. If its too minty or generally just tastes bad, theres absolutely nothing stopping you from getting a children's toothpaste with a fruity, gentle flavor. Same goes for mouthwash. If you hate the mint, try out bubblegum or berry splash for kids.

Is it the action of getting up and going to do it? Leave a toothbrush by your bed and scrub whenever you have the motivation, or better yet, pick up a bag of some disposable mini toothbrushes. These come with a dollop of toothpaste in the center, requires no water, and is ready to go whenever you need it. Flossers are another easy addition to your nightstand to use whenever the motivation strikes.

Theres two other products that are great for convenient brushing. Disposable finger brushes and tooth tissues. Disposable finger brushes are a unique type of wipes you slip onto your finger and scrub your teeth with. They're great for people with sensitive teeth or sensory issues from toothbrush bristles. Tooth tissues are very similar and are exactly what they sound like. A type of moist towelette often used for children, but theres nothing stopping you from picking up a pack to keep beside your bed, couch, or in your bag.

Miswak is a traditional oral hygiene aid popular in some parts of South Asia and Africa made from the Salvadora persica tree. Its been used for thousands of years and doesnt require toothpaste to clean your teeth. The World Health Organization (WHO) has encouraged people to use Miswaks for their natural health benefits. They contain natural minerals such as chloride, sodium bicarbonate and potassium to help strengthen your enamel and fight plaque and gum disease. They are fully biodegradable and vegan if single use plastics are something you worry about.

One last product you can keep on you is Xylitol gum. Xylitol is a sugar that actually reduces plaque buildup and prevents tooth decay by killing the bacteria in your mouth that causes cavities. You can get the gum in a variety of flavors and pop a tablet in your mouth whenever you see fit.

3) Scheduling - Scheduling can be some peoples worst nightmare. Many people feel like theres only a certain timeslot they can perform an action and if they miss that timeslot, they have to wait for the next. To put it simply, thats not true. As said above, theres nothing stopping you from brushing your teeth whenever you feel like you can.

Another tip is to keep your toothbrush in the shower. When you're in the shower and you see your toothbrush laying there, some find it easier to pick it up and do it then. Its a great tip that can help people who often forget to brush as well.

4) Lastly, make it fun - Brushing your teeth can be a chore, but there are some ways you can make it a little more fun.

Chewable toothpaste tablets might not sound very fun, but Lushs oral hygiene line spices things up with unconventional flavors like cherry-citrus or spicy cola to make brushing fun. They also offer toothpaste in jelly form! While these options may seem redundant, a lot of people find motivation in trying and using up new products they haven't seen before.

Fun apps can give you reminders and motivation to get up and brush your teeth. Pokemon Smile is an app where youre encouraged to brush your teeth to help fight cavities, and at the end you're rewarded with a Pokemon to add to your collection. The app can be a little childish, but the visuals are adorable and the gameplay is rewarding.

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Some of these recommendations may seem silly but we encourage you to try some out and see if you notice any difference in your oral habits. Its never too late to start trying to develop a routine and just trying can go a long way.

Products, Apps & Articles:

Download Pokemon Smile

Lush Oral Care

Tooth Tissues and Finger Brushes

96 Pack Colgate Mini Disposable Toothbrushes

Xylitol Gum

[sleepless-in-starbucks]

whoever decided every single adult dental product needs to be mint flavoured needs to be shot

[otakusapien]

I would love to have an actual swim suit for the first time in 7 years, but it has been impossible to find a swimsuit that will both give me support and keep my boobs from popping out if I try to do anything but sunbathe