Xylitol is a natural sugar alcohol that boasts numerous benefits for dental health.
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Incorporating xylitol into your oral care routine, whether through chewing gum, mints, or toothpaste, can contribute to healthier teeth and gums.
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“Its like how I’ve heard your kind describe the galls you get in your teeth—“
“do you mean cavities!?”
“Just so! It is like how when examined by the tongue the cavity is said to seem very large. But in reality it is small. That is how it is with mine ovipositor. I can see the cell walls the holy scriptures in the language of the enzymes… and I just reach in and then? I make little correction. I make little change. That is how I make the gall.”
I still didn’t feel like I understood. But still I had to set the wasp right on one troublesome matter.
“Madam Wasp? The cavities we get in our teeth are not galls. OK?”
“oh. what a pity. Teeth seem like such a nice safe place to put your child—“
“I promise you they are not at all suited to your needs.”
“oh. oh well then.” she huffed.
I was confident the notion had abandoned her. But still kept my mouth tightly closed.
hey guys sorry i didn't do much today, i have 4 tooth cavities and just got 2 removed today, they're all surface cavities that can be drilled away and replaced with tooth filler junk so it's not horrible, but it was especially stressful due to my debilitating fear of needles (they needed to inject numbing junk or something)
this filler stuff feels like licking concrete if you can imagine that, which is gross and i hope it changes after a bit or i can get used to it
in 2 weeks i have to get the other 2 done.. i asked them why they didn't just do them all at once and they said "then your whole mouth would be numb for a while" which, fucker i dont give a fuck, 2 hours of not eating, drooling a little, and maybe not talking is fucking fine i just want to not have a needle stuck in my gums ever again.
they put a numbing cream before they injected the numbing needle, which i find stupid, just use the cream? i know they probably make some powerful ass numbing creams out there man
anyway enough of the rant, ill be trying to respond to questions i got in my inbox for the rest of the night, since i have i think over 40 across my 3 blogs
uh, how do i end this..
uhh
god speed comrade
Here is also a bonus quicky Wonka because yesterday I watched Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and I have to say one thing. I've developed a new crush, and his name is Gene.
No, seriously. Gene Wilder as Mr. Wonka is too damn cute. As sweet as to fill your entire toothset with cavities, and his two shiny piercy blueberry eyes make my tummy ache with love!
And the best part about this movie - you can watch it on a sigh. And Gene's voice when singing World of Pure Imagination 🥺🥺
Hope you like it!
Artwork (c) @CreativeCuquiLu
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (c) Warner Bros. Entertainment
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (c) Roald Dahl
Also, prepare for a s🍫tload of AI generated sillyness where he is featured as well.
I think the dentist messed up on my cavity fillings because the tooth didn't hurt before but now I can't eat without it screeching like a spawn of hell