thug corrupt police steal man's guns, over grieving over deaths, and seeing a therapist.
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Except one of their most prominent spokespersons is black and an attorney.
Quit being so fucking simple.
Hey that's a good job out of you finding black Waldo there.
Do you clench/grind your teeth at night?Hey that's a good job out of you finding black Waldo there.
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Just speaking as a dentist what's the significance of that?
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He seems like he's got a ton of pent up rage/stress manifesting itself here by his using his fists instead of fingers to type. Teeth grinding or clenching can be a sequelae of the rage/stress
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And then obviously that could lead to jaw issues (muscular or joint) and tooth damage.
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I don't know about while I'm sleeping but I have a bad habit of clenching my jaw at work.
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A mouth guard might be a good idea while at work.
Dentek (found at Walmart for about $30) is a good start. If you think you're doing it at night too (headaches in the am in the temporal region and/or pain through the cheek and lower jaw) then buy another dentek and see if you can sleep in it.
If you can sleep in that (without subconsciously removing it) then it might be worth looking into a custom hard/Soft dual laminate night guard from your dentist. These can range from $500-2000 depending on how big of an asshole your dentist is.
I always recommend the dentek route first because if you can't sleep in it, you're only out $30-60 depending on if the daytime one is doing the trick or not instead of dumping a paycheck or two (depending on your situation) into something you won't use.
Sure, luck means a lot in football. Not having a good quarterback is bad luck. -Don Shula -
Im going to have to give that a shot. Ive been known to give myself pretty wicked headaches. Usually it's just when I'm doing something ultra annoying like looking for ground faults and that but man can they be bad.
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Godspeed
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Do you clench/grind your teeth at night?Hey that's a good job out of you finding black Waldo there.
Do you clench/grind your teeth at night?
Do you clench your sphincter when your bf wants in? You should just accept the inevitable.
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A mouth guard might be a good idea while at work.
Dentek (found at Walmart for about $30) is a good start. If you think you're doing it at night too (headaches in the am in the temporal region and/or pain through the cheek and lower jaw) then buy another dentek and see if you can sleep in it.
If you can sleep in that (without subconsciously removing it) then it might be worth looking into a custom hard/Soft dual laminate night guard from your dentist. These can range from $500-2000 depending on how big of an asshole your dentist is.
I always recommend the dentek route first because if you can't sleep in it, you're only out $30-60 depending on if the daytime one is doing the trick or not instead of dumping a paycheck or two (depending on your situation) into something you won't use.
A mouth guard might be a good idea while at work.
Dentek (found at Walmart for about $30) is a good start. If you think you're doing it at night too (headaches in the am in the temporal region and/or pain through the cheek and lower jaw) then buy another dentek and see if you can sleep in it.
If you can sleep in that (without subconsciously removing it) then it might be worth looking into a custom hard/Soft dual laminate night guard from your dentist. These can range from $500-2000 depending on how big of an asshole your dentist is.
I always recommend the dentek route first because if you can't sleep in it, you're only out $30-60 depending on if the daytime one is doing the trick or not instead of dumping a paycheck or two (depending on your situation) into something you won't use.
I use a mouthgaurd at night not for grinding but to stop snoring - the basic model (I got to see if it would work) was $50; the fancier model that doesn't cause me issues (like swollen gum because it's not fitted right) cost me about $200.
Hard to get used to at first, but nothing now. But man, $2k for a mouth guard? That's crazy.
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I wonder what the far right NRA outrage would have been if Lovi was black. Just another belligerent black man who didn't jump when a cop said jump, didn't roll over and beg for treats like a good little doggy.
I wonder what the far right NRA outrage would have been if Lovi was black. Just another belligerent black man who didn't jump when a cop said jump, didn't roll over and beg for treats like a good little doggy.
And you wonder why no one takes you seriously around here.
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A mouth guard might be a good idea while at work.
Dentek (found at Walmart for about $30) is a good start. If you think you're doing it at night too (headaches in the am in the temporal region and/or pain through the cheek and lower jaw) then buy another dentek and see if you can sleep in it.
If you can sleep in that (without subconsciously removing it) then it might be worth looking into a custom hard/Soft dual laminate night guard from your dentist. These can range from $500-2000 depending on how big of an asshole your dentist is.
I always recommend the dentek route first because if you can't sleep in it, you're only out $30-60 depending on if the daytime one is doing the trick or not instead of dumping a paycheck or two (depending on your situation) into something you won't use.
I use a mouthgaurd at night not for grinding but to stop snoring - the basic model (I got to see if it would work) was $50; the fancier model that doesn't cause me issues (like swollen gum because it's not fitted right) cost me about $200.
Hard to get used to at first, but nothing now. But man, $2k for a mouth guard? That's crazy.
Yeah. A lot of dentistry prices follow real estate prices. Paying $750k-1.5mil for a 2000 sqft condo or house? How about a $2k night guard to go along with it?I use a mouthgaurd at night not for grinding but to stop snoring - the basic model (I got to see if it would work) was $50; the fancier model that doesn't cause me issues (like swollen gum because it's not fitted right) cost me about $200.
Hard to get used to at first, but nothing now. But man, $2k for a mouth guard? That's crazy.
"Night guards" for bruxism (grinding) are special in terms of their construction. Dual laminated, so traditional soft acrylic on the "inside" (touching your teeth ) and harder durable acrylic on the outside( touching your opposing teeth). This allows a lower friction coefficient and won't wear down the teeth, not to mention easing the strain on the TMJ and supporting musculature. If a patient is grinding through the enamel of their teeth (hardest substance in the body) you better be giving them something that's gonna last longer than a month.
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