Proactive vs. reactive. Come back when teeth are fractured or there is heavy

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Mar 11, 2025
6:33:57pm

Sparkling Delirium All-American

Wear that needed attention decades ago. You do you.

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Sparkling Delirium

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Mouth guards- all the rage with Dentites these days

BandW

Mar 11, 6:31pm

Dentists all going corporate and fishing for up sells

Squirt

Mar 11, 6:33pm

Ahem… ‘sales’. where in Utah are you from?

kotacoug

Mar 11, 6:52pm

Proactive vs. reactive. Come back when teeth are fractured or there is heavy

Sparkling Delirium

Mar 11, 6:33pm

Everyone my new dentist sees needs a mouth guard.

BandW

Mar 11, 6:36pm

Might be excessive. 🤷‍♂️ Find someone you trust, discuss your health, make a

Sparkling Delirium

Mar 11, 6:42pm

I mean they are a business…why would they not want to sell something

The Chief

Mar 11, 8:33pm

I always recommend OTC night guards first for my patients that need them. If

Bruton Guster

Mar 11, 6:46pm

I do the same. Often try OTC first.

Sparkling Delirium

Mar 11, 7:06pm

My opinion as a dentist…most night guards are diagnosed improperly. Dentists

blackandblue

Mar 11, 6:53pm

Do you have a study or research that addresses this?

byusage

Mar 11, 7:00pm

There is. I don’t have time right now to site them. But the best thing I could

blackandblue

Mar 11, 7:35pm

RE: There is. I don’t have time right now to site them. But the best thing

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