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Ever go to bed without brushing? I used to be guilty of straight tae the scratcher after a night oot, Irn Bru still stuck tae ma teeth. Didn't go to dentist for years, but took le plunge recently and all fine. Surprised me, thought I was in for bad news. Teeth when they are good are they inherited or is it total luck?


Think I got lucky.


ETA: Reason I was thinking this I've just had a toffee crisp in bed and cant be fecked brushin my teeth.

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I'm now much more disciplined regarding brossing my dents. I didnt go to the dentist for 15 or so years and was surpised to only have one filling required when i did go quite recently.


charliebubs, a toffee crisp in bed is a joy. Its good for a young man to cut loose every now again!

I had to take medication which I was told would absorb into the body best in an acidic environment, so I had to take it with cola which is the most acidic thing one can drink. Dentist told me that cola unsettles the coating of the teeth so leave it an hour till brushing the teeth after drinking cola.


Just thought I'd share....

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