They had to use cadaver bone in my mouth, that's common.
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My wife, after several years of

Maybe there's hope for you?

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Haven’t listened to them since Morning View or whatever that album was. Could see them putting on a cool live show though.golftdibrad1 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 25, 2025 2:01 pm off to see Incubus! First big concert in.... forever.
Sorry about toof John, I had to have one pulled about a month and a half ago, not fun shit. waiting to heal for implant. at least it's a back one.
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I only get 1 4, and it's always in the same place so the hygienist finally concluded that that's just my normal for that particular spot and

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My mom's whole family, and recently myself was diagnosed with the same thing. 3mo schedule for me too. I don't know what my readings were but I do know my dental coverage is very good so maybe they want to see me more.
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First my overall sympathy for real. I have ugly bottom teeth but I floss twice a day, spend four minutes of every day with a sonicare morning and evening and use nasty listerine original twice a day. How do you roll?
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I was admittedly bad with flossing. But have a sonicare toothbrush.Desertbreh wrote: ↑Thu Jun 26, 2025 12:32 amFirst my overall sympathy for real. I have ugly bottom teeth but I floss twice a day, spend four minutes of every day with a sonicare morning and evening and use nasty listerine original twice a day. How do you roll?
New method at least initially is flossing / brushing / mouthwash after any meal or food. Then in morning and evening using a waterpik, then sonicare, then mouthwash. This may get adjusted as my dentist tracks my progress.
Will see if that helps any.
I made an appointment for the problematic tooth with an endodontist. If I need implants I’ll see my friend about it. I would just transfer care to his team but they’re an hour away.
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I went 2 years without seeing a dentist. Stupid me. Dunno if that would have saved me though. They said it’s at least somewhat attributed to the positioning of my teeth and strongly suggested ortho work just from a hygiene perspective.
I am one lucky son-of-a-bitch and was born with fairly straight teeth and no wisdom teeth. My wife is even luckier - she did have braces but outside of that, never even a cavity. When we met she had never seen a dentist as an adult, had probably been five times in 27 years. She doesn't floss... never even a single cavity.

She is an anomaly in general though, only person in her immediate family that isn't an addict, only one that isn't a hillbilly confederate flag flier, etc.
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My wife doesn't either. Perfect, smooth straight teeth that seemingly shed errthang. My dentist says I have strong teeth, but crowding on the bottom makes me an avid flosser. Also, courtesy of wearing a mouthguard to prevent snoring, I now have this "food pocket" that will store a little snack for me, particularly any shredded meat. I now run toothpicks all the time. Getting old, yay.D Griff wrote: ↑Thu Jun 26, 2025 9:23 amI am one lucky son-of-a-bitch and was born with fairly straight teeth and no wisdom teeth. My wife is even luckier - she did have braces but outside of that, never even a cavity. When we met she had never seen a dentist as an adult, had probably been five times in 27 years. She doesn't floss... never even a single cavity.
She is an anomaly in general though, only person in her immediate family that isn't an addict, only one that isn't a hillbilly confederate flag flier, etc.
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This is my routine, but I’m trying to add in a waterpik as well. Been hard to get in the habit of using it.Desertbreh wrote: ↑Thu Jun 26, 2025 12:32 amFirst my overall sympathy for real. I have ugly bottom teeth but I floss twice a day, spend four minutes of every day with a sonicare morning and evening and use nasty listerine original twice a day. How do you roll?
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Yeah, well, they knew this. It was an amazing album in a time when you listened to the whole album.SAWCE wrote: ↑Wed Jun 25, 2025 4:21 pmHaven’t listened to them since Morning View or whatever that album was. Could see them putting on a cool live show though.golftdibrad1 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 25, 2025 2:01 pm off to see Incubus! First big concert in.... forever.
Sorry about toof John, I had to have one pulled about a month and a half ago, not fun shit. waiting to heal for implant. at least it's a back one.
So...they re-imagined it, and re-recorded it for the 25th anniversary. Yes, we are old. Its also great, but I do like some of the OG tracks better. But some of the new ones are better.

Man, I waffled on going or not, it was in Nashville not not too far but not exactly close. Ended up getting soft commits and bought three tickets (and parking). Then the bails came. whatever. My wife soldiered up and came along. She (rightly) Insisted we get a hotel next door to the venue, that was more than the tickets! Then, parking was in east Egypt so i just parked (for less money, annoyingly) at the hotel in the UG garage.
So the tally was one wasted parking, one wasted ticket, spensive af hotel. Not including the taking of PTO, tix+hotel+gas+2 bever stops+food, which was minimal honestly, this was... a very expensive weekday concert outing.
Was it worth it?





So the whole idea of this show was they were going to play Morning View "in its entirety" + the hits. Now we allll know what that can mean, mixing up the songs, maybe some yapping on about them in between, who knows, but whatever.
But, they just came out and did the thing. They played the whole album, track one to track thirteen, in order, start to finish, with nothing other than a "thank you" in between songs. I mean, LITERLY, save for saying "didn't expect that response" after the acustic blood on the ground, perhaps because cheering was a bit lackluster.. That was the literal only words spoken in between the music. That acoustic rendition of 'blood on the ground' that...I liked? But i'd have like to have had that as a b-side on the record and heard the real song live (again. this is afterall my 6th time seeing them) But yea, after that they played some of their other various hits of the 90's/2000's like drive, make yourself, paron me, stellar, The Warmth, megalomanic, etc. NONE of the new shit off 'if not now. when' which was ok but def not the morning view/make yourself vibe we all love.
Anyway, I had a great time. the wife had a great time, and it was totes worth it if you are a fan, and esp if you are a fan of the morning view album. They will be in Seattle on July 15th boss, get you some 200 level tickets and GO.
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That’s fucking awesome. A few of the bands I listen to have been doing the whole reimagined album thing too, and I feel the same way.. some of the new takes are great, some I prefer the original.golftdibrad1 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 27, 2025 9:09 amYeah, well, they knew this. It was an amazing album in a time when you listened to the whole album.
So...they re-imagined it, and re-recorded it for the 25th anniversary. Yes, we are old. Its also great, but I do like some of the OG tracks better. But some of the new ones are better.
Man, I waffled on going or not, it was in Nashville not not too far but not exactly close. Ended up getting soft commits and bought three tickets (and parking). Then the bails came. whatever. My wife soldiered up and came along. She (rightly) Insisted we get a hotel next door to the venue, that was more than the tickets! Then, parking was in east Egypt so i just parked (for less money, annoyingly) at the hotel in the UG garage.
So the tally was one wasted parking, one wasted ticket, spensive af hotel. Not including the taking of PTO, tix+hotel+gas+2 bever stops+food, which was minimal honestly, this was... a very expensive weekday concert outing.
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So the whole idea of this show was they were going to play Morning View "in its entirety" + the hits. Now we allll know what that can mean, mixing up the songs, maybe some yapping on about them in between, who knows, but whatever.
But, they just came out and did the thing. They played the whole album, track one to track thirteen, in order, start to finish, with nothing other than a "thank you" in between songs. I mean, LITERLY, save for saying "didn't expect that response" after the acustic blood on the ground, perhaps because cheering was a bit lackluster.. That was the literal only words spoken in between the music. That acoustic rendition of 'blood on the ground' that...I liked? But i'd have like to have had that as a b-side on the record and heard the real song live (again. this is afterall my 6th time seeing them) But yea, after that they played some of their other various hits of the 90's/2000's like drive, make yourself, paron me, stellar, The Warmth, megalomanic, etc. NONE of the new shit off 'if not now. when' which was ok but def not the morning view/make yourself vibe we all love.
Anyway, I had a great time. the wife had a great time, and it was totes worth it if you are a fan, and esp if you are a fan of the morning view album. They will be in Seattle on July 15th boss, get you some 200 level tickets and GO.
The anniversary tours are great. Especially when they play the album front to back. I saw Brand New recently, they did a 2.25 hour set with no opening band and it was fucking awesome.
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Grab a barstool.
I wish, would’ve at least been on the company dime… but nah, sitting in the plane the whole damn time. I’m now 5.5 hours in to my ass being on this hard plane seat, no food, nothing.
Now on the ground at CLT - can’t go to the gate because of lightning. I’ve been flying 2-4+x/month since 2011 and never heard of this.
It’ll be 7-8 hours in seat for a 1.5 hour flight. I could’ve driven home from NYC faster.