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Ok, I don't know what it is, but green apples destroy my teeth and/or gums. I'm trying to eat one right now, but it's making my teeth (Gums maybe?) hurt like a mother. Does this happen to anyone else? It's very inconvenient. 🙁

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I tried that already - minor improvements.

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Do you have any sensodyne?

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Ok, I don't know what it is, but green apples destroy my teeth and/or gums. I'm trying to eat one right now, but it's making my teeth (Gums maybe?) hurt like a mother. Does this happen to anyone else? It's very inconvenient. 🙁
Sounds like you might have a problem with your gums. Do they ever bleed when you brush your teeth? If they do then you could have plaque build-up under the gum line and need to see a Dentist.

Also, I learned this many years ago... if you have a tooth that you can wiggle a little, you need to pour salt on your toothbrush and brush with it twice a day for 3 days straight. The salt will get rid of the infection and cause the gums to draw down on the tooth. I gave this information to a freind who was told by his Dentist that a certain tooth had to come out over 20 years ago - he still has it today! 🙂

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Do you have any sensodyne?
you can buy a good mouthwash such as Corsodyl just incase it is your gums. i would go to the dentist and ask them.

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Originally posted by arrakis
Sounds like you might have a problem with your gums. Do they ever bleed when you brush your teeth? If they do then you could have plaque build-up and need to see a Dentist.

Also, I learned this many years ago... if you have a tooth that you can move a little you need to pour salt on your toothbrush and brush with it twice a day for 3 days straight. The sa ...[text shortened]... d by his Dentist that a certain tooth had to come out over 20 years ago - he still has it today!
Wow, good advice. Hm, my gums have bled a couple times when I brushed. But more because I brushed like a maniac at one spot and cut my gums a tad bit. Not because of plaque build up, but I should probably brush my teeth better anyhow - I tend to focus on the front teeth more, because that's what people see. 😀

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Originally posted by wucky3
you can buy a good mouthwash such as Corsodyl just incase it is your gums. i would go to the dentist and ask them.
I've got Listerene - the mint kind. 🙂

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And a $200 bill.

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Ok, I don't know what it is, but green apples destroy my teeth and/or gums. I'm trying to eat one right now, but it's making my teeth (Gums maybe?) hurt like a mother. Does this happen to anyone else? It's very inconvenient. 🙁
Golden Wonders.

And then you'll see that your accusations about green apples are a generalisation!

Your problem is acidity. Go to your dentist and he'll be able to advise you.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Golden Wonders.

And then you'll see that your accusations about green apples are a generalisation!

Your problem is acidity. Go to your dentist and he'll be able to advise you.
Is there a dentist on these forums? 😵