On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 14:55:40 GMT, Mark & Steven Bornfeld <> wrote:
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>> I usually brush every day before going to sleep, but perhaps once a
>> week I don't bother. Would it be safe to increase that non brushing to
>> twice a week, so say I would brush three days, then not brush one day,
>> then repeat the sequence? My teeth aren't brilliant and I have lots of
>> fillings but no new fillings since 2000 (although a couple of teeth
>> have fallen apart and needed to be put together again).
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>> How safe is this strategy, in practice, as opposed to the dentistry as
>> a religion response?
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> I know people who never brush, never floss. They come in every 15
>years to say hi. They've never had a cavity.
> Are you now of those people?
> Could be, but your past history of cavities (and your admission that a
>couple of teeth have fallen apart) would seem to make this unlikely. So
>then the question becomes--how lucky do you feel?
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>Steve
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Now where have we heard that line before ?
'Do you feel lucky ? Well do ya punk ?"