#tooth cavities

[sendhildental]

What Causes Tooth Cavities?

Learn the common causes of dental cavities, how to recognise the early signs of the condition, and easy ways to guard your smile against decay. https://www.sendhildental.com/what-causes-tooth-cavities/

[gb-dentistry]

Tooth decay is more than just a dental term—it’s a progressive condition that can lead to significant dental issues if left untreated. At its core, a cavity occurs when the enamel, the hard outer layer of your teeth, is broken down by acids produced by bacteria. This process begins when sugars and starches from food interact with the bacteria in plaque, the sticky film that forms on your teeth. Over time, this acid wears away at the enamel, creating tiny holes or cavities in the teeth.

But tooth decay isn’t just about the physical damage to your teeth. It can also affect your overall health and quality of life. From mild annoyance to severe pain that impacts your daily activities, the consequences of cavities can be far-reaching. In areas like Bunker Hill Village and Piney Point Village, where a busy lifestyle is common, recognizing the signs of decay early on and taking steps to address them can save you from more invasive treatments down the road.

[sabka-dentist07]

Teeth Cleaning

You may have often heard that we must brush and floss our teeth regularly to prevent tooth cavities and gum diseases. But, no matter how well you brush and floss your teeth, you need to get professional dental cleaning done at your dentist’s clinic to help remove stains, and tartar, other dental problems apart from other deposits between your teeth and gums, to get good oral hygiene. What is Teeth Cleaning? A dentist is a specialist who works on your gums, gum lines, gum tissues, teeth, and oral cavities to keep them in the best of health and make sure that there is no tooth decay. Healthy teeth and gums are essential for a healthy body as they form the entry point for all the nutrients that you eat in food. When most people think of a dentist, there is an inherent ‘fear’ of the dentist’s drilling machine, isn’t it? But, did you know, dentists also perform maintenance and preventive treatments that are more like servicing your vehicle or your appliances to keep them healthy and prevent any damage? One such procedure is scaling, also called teeth cleaning. It is a very routine procedure performed by every dentist in their office. The main purpose of it is to remove tartar and calculus built up on your gums and teeth, as these contain bacteria that can lead to dental cavities and gum disease. Importance of Teeth Cleaning If you have ever visited a dentist, you may have been advised to undergo teeth cleaning. This is because we all develop tartar and calculus on our teeth and gums due to the saliva in our mouth and the food we eat that forms a thin layer on these surfaces. All these, regularly, form incremental layers giving rise to tartar. When this tartar gets calcified due to the calcium ions in our saliva, it is called calculus. Calculus is hard and brittle and does not get dislodged with routine brushing and flossing once formed. For this, you must visit your dentist at regular intervals so that he/she can remove the calculus and restore normalcy around the tissues in your mouth. Here are 5 reasons why you must get professional cleansing done by your dentist: -Teeth cleaning prevents the formation of cavities by reducing the pH of your teeth and gums -Prevents bad breath -Removes cavity-causing bacteria -It removes deposits that are not visible to you while brushing and flossing or inaccessible using these routine procedures -Prevents gum diseases which can otherwise lead to tooth mobility and tooth loss

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[jammiscanstamil]

[renonv]

Sorry for shitty sketches but I’ve been thinking about this for months now and had to get it out of my system ❤️

[malebreastmilk]

pining!gojo imagines, school picnic prep!

♡ pining!gojo who is ecstatic at yaga’s announcement of a school picnic to celebrate spring knowing you’d be there helping to set it all up, yuji and the others giggling knowingly as they watch their teacher suddenly light up at the announcement

“Alright! School picnic! Huuuuuh? What’s with the looks?!”

♡ pining!gojo who is all over you after yaga assigned you to help him decide on some of the food and snacks that would be needed knowing that gojo would either forget or spend the entire budget on bargain sweets

“Heeeeeyyy!!! You get to work with me today, lucky you!”

♡ pining!gojo who talks your ear off as you walk to a convenience store he recommended together making sure he is walking on the side towards the road. who finds himself leading you the long way there as he glances down to meet your gaze shortly to find you doing your best to listen to him as he jumps from topic to topic, his breath catching temporarily

“Huhh? You haven’t seen the newest Human Earthworm!? You have to!”

♡ pining!gojo who immediately sets off towards the sweets aisle when you enter the convenience store filling the basket with the most obscure sweets only to pause as you look at him doing your best to hide your smile from the sight in front of you. who only then finally stops and asks what you think would be best for the picnic realizing he had forgotten to ask for your thoughts

“Make sandwiches instead? Together? Really!? …Can we still get the candy?”

[iwilltryalittlearter]

There was an interactive art exhibit at the museum today where visitors could leave notes to past or future or something

So I made a relevant message

[tojiscrack]

sneak peak, 'liar, liar' chap.6 : junior year

liar, liar masterlist here:

he flinched when your voice rose once more:

"you're taking ap math?" you demanded, only just realising that he had one extra lesson than you, yuji and nobara. it was at the very top of the table, labelled 'period 0'.

"don't give him an opportunity to act more pompous than he already is," scoffed nobara, looking uninterested. you did not comment on how she still peeked over the sheet when she thought you weren't looking.

"wow," yuji began, looking pleasantly in awe at megumi's hefty schedule. he leaned back in his seat, careful not to pull himself too far back in the event that he might fall off. you secretly wished that he did, if only to stifle your current shock. "so you'll start the day earlier... won't you be exhausted when we get to football practice?"

that was a good question. since coach yaga had stubbornly given both megumi and yuji spots on the school's football team, it had since been announced that practice would take place every day after school unless otherwise mentioned. with megumi's mornings starting earlier than the rest of you, and his days finishing later, he was bound to be torn down with tiredness. although he acted like a robot all the time (eat, sleep, make a rude comment about you, repeat) he was still a human who needed rest. more school meant more social interaction. more social interaction meant a drained megumi. things would only go south from there.

he shrugged at the question.

"i'll be fine," he answered, unbothered.

you disagreed. "you'll die —"

"— revive me with your mermaid abilities then —"

you hoped you pinched him hard enough to bruise. 

"wait," you said, halting your attack on him with a slow frown. he took the opportunity to rip your hands off his ribs and shuffled away from you. you ignored him, sliding down to sit hip-to-hip with him. "if you do ap math in the morning, we can't walk to school together."

for the third time that day, megumi snatched back his timetable from you.

"good luck," he said. "you cross the road like you have nine lives."

"you basically just told her that you wouldn't care if she died," yuji intervened, quick to jump to your defence despite the many times you would argue with him too. 

"this is what happens when you hype him up," said nobara, pointing at him with enough aggression, any outsider would probably assume that he'd committed blasphemy — you liked to think he had. 

"i'm surrounded by idiots," you thought you heard him mutter. 

liar, liar masterlist here:

notes: guys, this is the chapter AFTER the (unreleased) chapter 5. thought i'd feed it to you 'cause i don't have a sneak peak prepared for chapter 5 itself, and this was sitting in my drafts, unattended. and cuz it's been over a month since the last update (and will take another month to actually complete and release a new chapter) i thought i'd give you guys SOMETHING rather than nothing :)

[frnkiebby]

f u c k~🎃

[the-meme-monarch]

also it was very nice of the orthodontic surgeons(I'm not sure if it's correct to call them dentists) that they never commented on my yellowed and crooked teeth. however they did put my x ray on the monitor directly in front of me to just look at for the entire time i was there and i do wonder if it was to shame me (/jokey)

anyway hopefully soon i will get my bottom two wisdom teeth taken out

[python333]

I am in need of more Dad Price! I love your how you write the relationships between 141 and the reader.

carry me to bed, please — python333

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synopsis the 141 base is cold-- luckily, price had told you that his office is always open to you, since it's far warmer in there than the rest of the base. cue some comfort no hurt (???? i think this counts as that) and so much fluff it will give u cavities.

relationships platonic!cap. price & gn!reader.

characters cap. price.

word count 2.2k

warnings 2nd person pov [you/yours/yourself], no usage of c/n [code name/call sign], maybe one or two pet names used.

note tysm for the req anon!! and yes omg i agree i think we all need some more dad price :3 so heres some dad price for everyone, he carries u to bed because i say so and totally not because i miss pretending to be asleep in the back of my dad's car after a late night drive and forcing him to carry me to bed. totally not haha. stop looking at me like that. anyway!!! i hope u enjoy this fic, its short & sweet and is literally just so fluffy i loved writing it sm!!

Price’s office has always been warmer. 

A majority of the 141 base was incredibly cold, especially the training rooms. You could see why, there’s a bunch of people sparring or whatever. It's more useful for it to be colder there, and that’s all fine, but it really gets on your nerves sometimes. 

Especially because you were doing target practice in those same rooms more than actually sparring people, which would always end with you walking out of that same room a mere hour later, freezing your ass off and heading to the showers to turn the water to the hottest setting and defrost yourself in there. 

And almost immediately after you were done showering and putting your clothes back on, the cold 141 air would hit you again, and you’d slowly freeze all over again.

This was a fairly known issue among the other soldiers, a majority of them teasing you for your obvious shivering throughout the day. Price, however, after hearing about your small issue, went about it in a completely different way. 

You remember just a month ago when he had first heard about it, he had gone around base trying to find you and eventually found you in the recreation room, just scrolling through your phone. 

Covering every inch of your forearms up to where the short sleeves of your shirt ended were goosebumps, and the slowness of your thumb as you scrolled through your phone almost perfectly showcased just how cold you were. 

He’d walked right up to you, one of his jackets with a fluffy interior bundled up in his hands, and he’d waited for you to notice him before talking. In short, he mentioned how he’d heard about how you had an issue with the cold temperatures of the base, and decided to give you one of his jackets. 

You had gratefully accepted it and had it on for the rest of the day, a few others who recognized Price’s jacket had teased you for it but you didn’t really mind that—you were more focused on how much warmer you felt. 

So then, just a few days later, after seeing you in his jacket every day after that initial conversation, Price had walked up to you again and offered something else. He’d told you about how his office was generally warmer than the rest of the base, and he had an extra chair in there for you to sit on. 

Naturally, you let him know of your appreciation of his offer, and just after dinner, when you knew you had nothing else you needed to do that day, you knocked on the door of his office and let yourself in after he granted you permission to do so. 

He must’ve known you would’ve been wanting to enter his office, because when you walked in a chair was already pulled up right next to his behind his desk, as well as a small blanket. You’d immediately spotted the chair and blanket and quickly walked over there, your immediate interest in it making an amused smile grace Price’s lips as he watched you pick up the blanket and sit in the chair, unfolding said blanket and throwing it over yourself. 

You vaguely remember drifting off to sleep in that very chair and waking up in your own sleeping quarters. You never really asked Price about the specifics of what happened, but you’ve always had your suspicions that he’d carried you there—well, not really suspicions, since that’s the only logical thing that could’ve happened, but you never know. 

You can’t really imagine Price carrying you to bed, like some dad who had to carry his kid to their bed because they pretended to fall asleep in the back of his car while driving home, but you can’t think of what else could have possibly happened. 

So while you walk to Price’s office now, arms crossed to conceal the goosebumps formed on your arms, you think about the warmth you’ll finally feel once you get to his office. You had made the dumb mistake of leaving the jacket he’d lent to you in your sleeping quarters and hadn’t had the time to go back for it all day. 

Sure, you could go back to your sleeping quarters now and just put on the jacket to warm yourself up, but you had a whole room open to you that was warm even without a jacket, and if that wasn’t enough, it had a blanket in it as well for you to use. So in your mind, it was only logical to go there instead. 

Plus, you enjoyed being in Price’s presence, finding it oddly calm, but that’s not the point. 

You eventually reach Price’s office and uncross your arms to knock on the door, a little bit surprised at how quickly he calls out, “Come in!” 

You open the door wordlessly and close it behind you once you walk into his office, and see the chair still by his own with the same blanket you use neatly folded on top of it. Price looks up from his computer and smiles and nods at you before going back to his work, leaving it up to you whether or not you wanted to just be left alone or chat with him. 

You immediately walk over to the chair and do what you usually do, picking up the blanket and sitting down on the chair, then unfolding the blanket and throwing it over yourself. The room was warm enough for you to go without a blanket—but the blanket was just so much warmer and more cozy, you don’t think you could really go without it.

You toe your boots off and bring your knees up to your chest, bringing the edges of the blanket over your legs and holding the two ends of the blanket together with one hand, the other grabbing the arm rest of Price’s chair for a moment to roll your chair closer to his before letting go and letting your hand retreat back into the blanket. 

Price spares a glance at you once you’ve rolled your chair closer to his before taking one of his hands off of the keyboard of his computer and reaching over to wrap it around your shoulders. It’s significantly harder for him to type this way, but he can’t bring himself to care, not when you hum contently at the physical contact and lean your head to the side to rest it on his shoulder. 

“Why didn’t you have your jacket on?” It takes you a moment to realize he’s asking about the jacket he lent to you. 

When you do realize that’s what he’s asking about, you respond in your tired-raspy tone, “Forgot it in my room.” 

“And you went here instead of going back to your own sleeping quarters to get it and put it on?” Price asks, both somewhat amused and flattered. 

“I did,” You hum, before asking, “Is that an issue?” 

“No, no, not at all,” Price quickly says, squeezing your shoulder gently for a second, “I’m flattered that you decided to come to me.” 

You don’t respond verbally, instead simply letting out a tired huff through your nose, watching as Price types up an email to someone on his computer—to whom, you can’t tell. Your sleepiness and the warmth of the room, the blanket, and Price’s arm around your shoulders causes your eyelids to droop a bit and as a result your vision blurs just a bit, making you unable to read who Price is emailing. 

You can faintly hear Price mumbling, reading out the email as he types under his breath, and the sound of his soft voice gently lulls you to sleep. It’s never been this easy to fall asleep, You realize, I’ve been here for what, a minute? Two minutes? And I’m already falling asleep? 

You aren’t complaining, of course. You let yourself fall asleep, faintly hearing Price’s soft chuckle once he sees that you’re falling asleep, and for a good hour or three you have some uninterrupted rest. 

That is, until you’re awoken by some small movements near your head. 

You don’t open your eyes or anything yet, instead simply waiting to see what happens. You feel the shoulder you were resting your head on move out from under your cheek and before you can even mourn the loss of your pseudo-pillow, you feel gentle hands peeling the blanket you’d been using off of you and hear it being tossed somewhere else. 

Then, you feel a hand snake behind your back, and one goes under your knees. You manage to keep your body relaxed as Price picks you up, hearing him give a soft grunt as he lifts you up from the chair, and he stands in place for a moment—presumably to make sure he has a good hold on you—before beginning to walk away from the chair. 

You hear the soft thumping of his boots against the floor as he carries you over to his office door, and he reaches the hand that’s under your back out a little farther to twist the knob on the door before retracting his hand and kicking open the door. 

He walks out and kicks the door closed behind him, making sure to readjust his hand so that it’s more secure under your back, before continuing to walk down the hall towards your sleeping quarters. You continue to remain relaxed in Price’s arms, but just to fuck with him a little bit, you shift a little in his arms and turn your head so that it leans against his chest.

He stops in his tracks almost immediately and you can feel his eyes on you, and you can feel him grip onto you tighter before continuing to walk down the hall. 

“Thought you were clingy enough when you came into my office instead of going to your own sleeping quarters,” Price muses quietly, his breathy voice just loud enough for you to hear, “But no, apparently you’re clingier in your sleep, always needing to be closer to me. You’re lucky I don’t mind.” 

You hold back an amused huff at his hushed comments and instead remain silent, and in just a few more steps Price is at the door of your room, extending the hand below your back once again to twist the knob on the door then retract his hand and kick the door open. 

He walks in and doesn’t bother to close the door behind him, instead simply walking over to your bed and gently setting you down, much to your disappointment. You can feel him still standing there even after he’s already set you down, and he sighs to himself before bringing the covers up and over you, basically tucking you into bed. 

Tucking you into bed. The thought of it is enough to make you have to fight the urge to smile, trying to maintain the pretense of you being asleep. 

Even after Price has tucked you in, he still stands there for a moment, as if thinking of anything else he has to do while in your sleeping quarters, before suddenly you feel him leaning closer to you and feel him press a soft kiss to your forehead just a second later.

“G’night, lovey,” Price murmurs against your forehead, before pulling back and sighing down at you. Then, he finally walks away from your bed and leaves your room, closing the door quietly behind him. 

Oh. You blink your eyes open once you’re sure he’s left and find yourself staring up at the ceiling, slowly blinking up at it, not sure what to think. Huh. 

So that kind of… confirms that he carried me to bed that night, You think, Which is making me more emotional than it should be. 

You sigh and turn onto your side, closing your eyes again, your thoughts beginning to loop until it’s basically just, He carried me to bed, he kissed me on the forehead, he called me lovey, he carried me to bed, he kissed me on the forehead, he called me lovey— 

For whatever reason, your brain is particularly stuck on how he’d carried you to bed. Not the other things that, to you, seemed far more affectionate. But for some reason, the fact that he carried you to bed gets you all warm inside, almost as warm as his office. 

Maybe it’s because of the gentle way he cradles you as he carries you to bed, or the quiet musings he’d spoken under his breath while he thought you weren’t listening, or the fact that he’d never mentioned that he carried you to bed after you’d fallen asleep before and had just left you to either guess or forget about it—whichever reason it is for why your brain is stuck on the fact that Price carried you to bed, all you know for sure is that it’s enough to reduce you to a soft pile of mush even just thinking about it. 

You eventually fall asleep after a few minutes of forcing yourself not to think about it too much, and the next morning, when you see Price, you don’t say a thing about anything that happened the night before.

[sendhildental]

What Causes Tooth Cavities?

Tooth cavities, sometimes referred to as dental caries or just “cavities,” are the most prevalent oral health issue impacting individuals of all ages. A cavity is a little hole that develops in one of your teeth as a result of dental decay, a process that gradually erodes your teeth's hard, outer surface. Even while cavities can seem little at first, if they are left untreated, they can develop into more significant dental issues including infections, tooth loss, and even issues with systemic health.

This blog goes into further detail on the causes, risk factors, and treatments for dental cavities. When you know the underlying reason of the issue, tooth decay may be easily avoided.

How Do Tooth Cavities Form?

Many factors interactively cause tooth cavities, but generally, these are due to sugars, bacteria, and acids in the mouth. Here’s a breakdown:

Plaque Formation: The first stage of the cavity creation process is the production of plaque. Plaque, a colourless and sticky biofilm of bacteria, is a persistent condition on your teeth that is mostly caused by the consumption of meals high in carbohydrates, such sugars and starches. If you don't brush your teeth on a regular basis, the bacteria in plaque will begin to break down the starches and sugars, which will cause the teeth to create acid.

Acid Attack: The moment the sugars come into contact with your teeth, the hard, protective outer layer is attacked by the acids produced by the bacteria in plaque. Even though enamel is one of the strongest materials in the body, it can deteriorate and develop weak areas over time due to this acid.

Enamel Breakdown: Tiny holes or soft areas form as the acid breaks down the enamel. This is when a cavity begins. Once the enamel is compromised, the decay can proceed to the tooth's dentin and pulp, which are softer inner layers, and result in more significant harm.

Cavity Formation: When these acid attacks are allowed to go unchecked for an extended period of time, a whole cavity forms. Since the germs have already penetrated the dentin and enamel, the tooth's decay can now proceed more quickly until it reaches the pulp, which houses the tooth's nerves and blood vessels. This is the point where there is a significant rise in the risk of infection and where tooth discomfort may have begun to worsen.

Common Causes of Tooth Cavities

While the fundamental process of cavity formation is driven by bacterial acids and enamel erosion, several other factors can increase the risk of developing cavities. Below are some common causes:

Poor Oral Hygiene In general, one of the most important factors contributing to the development of cavities is inadequate dental hygiene. The collection of plaque and bacteria on teeth will happen if a person does not brush and floss. This will eventually cause acid to be produced, which will erode enamel and create a cavity-forming surface. Ways to Prevent It: Brushing and flossing on a regular basis—at least twice a day—can minimise the amount of plaque that builds up in the mouth and lower the risk of dental caries. It is advised to use fluoride toothpaste since it helps to heal tooth decay in its early stages and strengthens enamel.

2. Sugary and Starchy Foods Tooth decay is mostly caused by diets heavy in sugar and carbohydrates. Foods that are particularly good at feeding the germs in your mouth include sweets, soda, cookies, and chips. After consuming carbohydrates and sugars, these bacteria release acids that initiate decomposition. Ways to Prevent It: Reduce the amount of sugary and starchy foods you eat to lessen the frequency of acid assaults on your enamel. When indulging, remember to rinse your mouth with water to help wash the sweets away, or clean your teeth afterwards.

3. Dry Mouth Numerous functions of saliva are critical to preserving dental health. Food particles are removed, bacterial acids are neutralised, and dental enamel is given vital minerals including calcium, phosphate, and fluoride. You don't have enough saliva to help shield your teeth from cavities if you have xerostomia, or dry mouth. Ways to Prevent It: By staying hydrated throughout the day with lots of water, you may prevent this. Another option is to eat sugar-free gum, which promotes salivation. Some people experience persistent dry mouth; in this situation, it's important to discuss possible treatments or drugs with your dentist.

4. Frequent Snacking or Sipping Every time you consume any meal or beverage that contains starch or sugar, your tongue experiences an “acid attack.” This may go on for up to twenty minutes at most. Eating and drinking throughout the day exposes your teeth to an acidic environment for a longer amount of time, increasing the risk of dental caries, particularly if the beverages are sweetened and the snacks include sweets or carbohydrates. Ways to Prevent It: Restrict your between-meal snacking, and avoid consuming sugary drinks for extended periods of time. Give your teeth time to heal in between meals and, if at all feasible, consume water or unsweetened beverages.

5. Acidic Foods and Beverages Acids in food and drink that can immediately weaken teeth include carbonic acid in sodas, acetic acid in salad dressings, and citric acids in citrus fruits. Even though these products don't include any sugar, their acidic composition might make your enamel more prone to deterioration. Ways to Prevent It: Reduce the acidity of the meals and beverages in your diet. Eat less high-acid meals and drinks. Drink water after eating acidic meals, since it can help remove the food's acidity from your tongue. To allow the enamel to solidify, wait at least half an hour after consuming acidic food before cleaning your teeth.

6. Worn Dental Fillings or Crowns Old or decaying dental restorations, such fillings or crowns, may have developed cracks over time or may be beginning to dislodge. These are the spots that create pockets around themselves, which makes it perfect for bacteria to live there and proliferate and eventually lead to tooth decay beneath restorations. Ways to Prevent It: Your dentist can identify any issues with your current crowns or fillings with the aid of routine dental examinations. To stop more decay from developing behind old or broken restorations, your dentist may choose to replace them.

7. Genetics The composition of your genetic makeup is another important aspect that influences your susceptibility to cavities. That is to say, certain individuals have teeth that are more susceptible to dental decay due to factors such as salivary components, tooth size and shape, and enamel strength. Ways to Prevent It: Genetics cannot be changed, but you may avoid a hereditary predisposition to cavities by practising good dental hygiene, limiting your sugar intake, and seeing the dentist on a regular basis.

Early Signs of a Tooth Cavity

Cavities sometimes begin tiny and are difficult for the typical individual to notice. Early identification may therefore aid in preventing the cavity from progressing to a more severe state. Typical indications of a cavity might be:

Sensitive Teeth: You will experience sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet meals.

Discolouration: On the surface of a tooth, it might look as a black or white spot.

Toothache: Deep caries may cause a toothache or pain while biting.

Visible Holes: In more severe cases of tooth decay, you may occasionally be able to detect a tiny hole or pit on the tooth's surface.

How to Prevent Cavities

To prevent cavities, a multifaceted strategy involving good oral hygiene, dietary practices, and routine dental checkups is required. Among the successful tactics are the following:

Use fluoride toothpaste to brush twice a day.

Floss every day to get rid of plaque in between teeth.

Eat and drink less acidic and sugary meals and beverages.

Get lots of water, particularly fluoridated water, since this may aid in tooth strengthening.

See the dentist on a regular basis for examinations and cleanings.

Dental sealants might potentially be a possibility to offer further defence against decay.

Conclusion

Although they may be prevented, cavities do need some attention to detail and awareness. You may prevent cavities and maintain good dental health for the rest of your life by being aware of the factors that lead to cavities. Preventing cavities is mostly within your control. Start with practising basic oral hygiene, then make better eating decisions and schedule routine dental checkups.

[gb-dentistry]

Tooth Decay (Cavities) – Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & More

Protect your oral health with GB Dentistry's in-depth guide to tooth decay treatment near you. Learn about the common symptoms, underlying causes, and effective treatment options for preventing and managing tooth decay. Our expert team is here to help you maintain a healthy smile. Read now to stay informed and take proactive steps against tooth decay!

[luckyfox3000]

DC X DP PROMT #9

Hello my fellow wonderful readers! I present to you a new promt!

Tim knew somthing strange was happening in Gotham.

He didn't know how, but he knew. He felt it. Slowly, ever so slowly, the city was changing.

Ever since he was a child, something about Gotham just resonated with him. It felt right to protect it. Like it was his duty.

Sometimes, and it was kind if silly, but, sometimes, it felt like Gotham would speak to him.

A whisper in the wind when he was a child, sliding down a roof pipe, following batman and robin across rooftops, and, as he grew older, voices in his head that weren't his own.

So.

Tim knew somthing strange in Gotham was going on. The voice had become quieter. Nearly faded into the background.

He has no one to understand, no one he could tell without them thinking him crazy.

I mean, remember what happened last time???

Batman, robin, the league of assassins, losing everything.

So yeah.

Tim was gonna have to do this on his own.

Feel free to add on or use!

Ps. I am so sorry for the late post! Classes have started so I'm kinda busy. But! I bring to you this new promt! Also reminder, for anyone who uses my prompts, please tag me, I would LOVE to read them!

[rosylix]

im getting my wisdom teeth taken out tomorrow (four. 4. all four of them i am going to have 4 giant holes in each corner of my freaking mouth) and..... yeah well anyway maybe the silver lining of this is i'll have so much time to write while im suffering recovering!! let's see! also i will look like a squirrel probably. cute. (if you never hear from me again i died) goodbye farewell comrades

[eggwishing]

head hurts