Yes to hygienist every 6 months / dental sticks (not brushes) every night before brushing.
I’m 68 next month.
My first hygienist was 20 years ago when I still lived in Italy. She was an utterly gorgeous blonde bombshell with red lipstick and a wonderful manner; I have no idea what she charged or how long it took as I was in a semi-divine trance state throughout the session...
Yes to hygienist every 6 months / dental sticks (not brushes) every night before brushing.
I’m 68 next month.
My first hygienist was 20 years ago when I still lived in Italy. She was an utterly gorgeous blonde bombshell with red lipstick and a wonderful manner; I have no idea what she charged or how long it took as I was in a semi-divine trance state throughout the session...
100% Hygienists do a far more thorough descale than most dentists, normally with hand instruments and not the dreaded Cavitron. In my experience most are female, very pretty, therefore what a lovely way to spend 30 mins flat on your back, with a lovely lady gently pressing one of her boobs in your ear.
In my experience most are female, very pretty,
Check thoroughly you can sensibly have implants. I can't as the bone loss is too muchGuess my teeth, or at least many of those remaining, are really past it, so I'm facing either implants or a full top denture as there's a limit to my present chrome cobalt ones which I think has been reached. If implants, (I've been told) then a mandatory bi-annual hygienist visit is in order. If I were younger, implants would be my choice, but as the hassle factor is pretty bad for both options, I may eschew the implant option, though the cost is not a factor.
Check thoroughly you can sensibly have implants.
You talking to me?You were badly informed then.
The hygienist gets rid of the hardened deposits and probably saves your teeth from falling out and prevent gum disease.
you’ve never been to one have you?
If you had you’d have known all this.