tOfficial Swill Oral Hygeine Discussion Thread

by **steveschneider** 2019-03-16, 11:52

Went to the dentist yesterday for the first time in a while and was amazed I had a clean checkup. When I was in there though it was a reminder of how unpleasant dental procedures can be. Decided to up my teeth cleaning game and have been looking at sonicare and a waterpick. Though I got a good review this time I must remain vigilant. Curious to hear of any brands, products, techniques or approaches fellow swill members take time maintaining good oral hygeine.

My current rig is an OralB pro health brush
Tom’s dental floss
Crest CAVITY protection toothpaste(bought it on sale my go to is Colgate Cavity Protection)
ACT fluoride rinse before bed

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 12:10

I make my own toothpaste: crunched up Doritos in raw milk and chocolate syrup.

by **steveschneider** 2019-03-16, 12:56

Turtleneck wrote:I make my own toothpaste: crunched up Doritos in raw milk and chocolate syrup.

Isn’t raw milk illegal?

by AvgMSUJoe 2019-03-16, 13:04

steveschneider wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:I make my own toothpaste: crunched up Doritos in raw milk and chocolate syrup.

Isn’t raw milk illegal?

Should be. And those weirdos that drink it... Don't get me started...

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 13:27

AvgMSUJoe wrote:
steveschneider wrote:

Isn’t raw milk illegal?
Should be. And those weirdos that drink it... Don't get me started...

You're dumb.

by AvgMSUJoe 2019-03-16, 13:29

The Pantry wrote:
AvgMSUJoe wrote:
Should be. And those weirdos that drink it... Don't get me started...
You're dumb.

yup. Pretty sure.

by **steveschneider** 2019-03-16, 13:38

Anyone have a water pick? The hygienist yesterday told me I’m not doing a good job reaching the back molars. Water pick is prob my best bet.

by AvgMSUJoe 2019-03-16, 13:41

steveschneider wrote:Anyone have a water pick? The hygienist yesterday told me I’m not doing a good job reaching the back molars. Water pick is prob my best bet.

yeah, I can ups it over tomorrow.

by **steveschneider** 2019-03-16, 13:49

AvgMSUJoe wrote:
steveschneider wrote:Anyone have a water pick? The hygienist yesterday told me I’m not doing a good job reaching the back molars. Water pick is prob my best bet.
yeah, I can ups it over tomorrow.

What’s your review? I’m considering the Aquarius.

https://www.amazon.com/Waterpik-Accepted-WP-660-Aquarius-Flosser/dp/B00HFQQ0VU/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?adgrpid=55477088789&hvadid=274707134387&hvdev=m&hvlocphy=9004747&hvnetw=g&hvpos=1t1&hvqmt=e&hvrand=15434038610189404329&hvtargid=aud-649564993678%3Akwd-300771520059&keywords=aquarius+waterpik&qid=1552758434&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&tag=hydsma-20&psc=1

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 13:49

Got a water pick years ago. Used it for maybe a week and got tired of fucking with it. Collected dust until I finally threw it out.

by **steveschneider** 2019-03-16, 13:52

The Pantry wrote:Got a water pick years ago. Used it for maybe a week and got tired of fucking with it. Collected dust until I finally threw it out.

Yeah, maybe I’ll just try to improve my technique of reaching the back teeth. They are supposed to be better than flossing. It’s one of those products I wish there was a way I could demo somehow before plunking cash down.

by AvgMSUJoe 2019-03-16, 13:53

Get a cheap electric brush. Use it. Pick seems like a toy.

by **I.B. Fine** 2019-03-16, 13:55

tWife picked up a battery operated handheld, - waterpik-pretty cheap & easy to use, goes through batteries pretty quick though. Might be able to use some rechargeable in it

by **I.B. Fine** 2019-03-16, 13:56

Can get a Sonicare for like $25 on Amazon. Buy the knockoff heads for about $2-3 a piece

by aualum06 2019-03-16, 13:57

steveschneider wrote:Anyone have a water pick? The hygienist yesterday told me I’m not doing a good job reaching the back molars. Water pick is prob my best bet.

Yeah supposedly it works miracles

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 15:58

Doesn't raw milk kill people?

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 19:09

Turtleneck wrote:Doesn't raw milk kill people?

No. At worst, it strengthens their immune system.

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 19:12

The Pantry wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:Doesn't raw milk kill people?
No. At worst, it strengthens their immune system.

So nobody has died from consuming raw milk?

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 19:22

Turtleneck wrote:
The Pantry wrote:No. At worst, it strengthens their immune system.

So nobody has died from consuming raw milk?

Only from contaminated. People have died from contaminated pasteurized dairy.

by **steveschneider** 2019-03-16, 19:30

I like the standard milk you can purchase at the grocery store.

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 19:34

The Pantry wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

So nobody has died from consuming raw milk?
Only from contaminated. People have died from contaminated pasteurized dairy.

Is one safer than the other or are they both equally dangerous?

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 19:37

steveschneider wrote:I like the standard milk you can purchase at the grocery store.

It's why I like the idea of moving to California. Fuck their general politics but at least you have free choice of what to drink.

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 19:42

Turtleneck wrote:
The Pantry wrote:
Only from contaminated. People have died from contaminated pasteurized dairy.

Is one safer than the other or are they both equally dangerous?

Doesn't matter. You're an exposed blue.

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 19:49

The Pantry wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

Is one safer than the other or are they both equally dangerous?
Doesn't matter. You're an exposed blue.

I’m sorry if I hurt your feelings asking questions about milk.

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 20:29

Turtleneck wrote:
The Pantry wrote:Doesn't matter. You're an exposed blue.

I’m sorry if I hurt your feelings asking questions about milk.

I'm sorry you know so little about milk.

by **tGreenWay** 2019-03-16, 21:09

I.B. Fine wrote:tWife picked up a battery operated handheld, - waterpik-pretty cheap & easy to use, goes through batteries pretty quick though. Might be able to use some rechargeable in it

Mrs. I.B. told you that was for her teeth, and you believed her? tOfficial Swill Oral Hygeine Discussion Thread 1966794946

And of course she’s going through batteries, she’s up to “brushing her teeth” six times a day already. tOfficial Swill Oral Hygeine Discussion Thread 3434560931

tOfficial Swill Oral Hygeine Discussion Thread 3434560931

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 21:11

The Pantry wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

I’m sorry if I hurt your feelings asking questions about milk.
I'm sorry you know so little about milk.

Yeah, I’m not a milk expert. I am sure you’re really popular at parties when you break out your extensive knowledge of milk and breakfast burritos.

by **steveschneider** 2019-03-16, 21:54

I’ve decided I’m going for the sonicare diamond head toothbrush. Seems like the best upgrade I can make to my oral hygeine rig.

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 21:56

steveschneider wrote:I’ve decided I’m going for the sonicare diamond head toothbrush. Seems like the best upgrade I can make to my oral hygeine rig.

What if you had all your teeth removed? Then you would not have to buy any fancy oral hygiene stuff.

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 22:08

Turtleneck wrote:
The Pantry wrote:I'm sorry you know so little about milk.

Yeah, I’m not a milk expert. I am sure you’re really popular at parties when you break out your extensive knowledge of milk and breakfast burritos.

Works for me. Seems to fascinate people.

So, what's it like being a blue?

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 22:20

The Pantry wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

Yeah, I’m not a milk expert. I am sure you’re really popular at parties when you break out your extensive knowledge of milk and breakfast burritos.
Works for me. Seems to fascinate people.

So, what's it like being a blue?

Your creativity is off the charts, Pantry.

by **steveschneider** 2019-03-16, 22:32

Turtleneck wrote:
steveschneider wrote:I’ve decided I’m going for the sonicare diamond head toothbrush. Seems like the best upgrade I can make to my oral hygeine rig.

What if you had all your teeth removed? Then you would not have to buy any fancy oral hygiene stuff.

I should just get them removed andreplaced with sharp metal teeth.

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-16, 22:38

steveschneider wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

What if you had all your teeth removed? Then you would not have to buy any fancy oral hygiene stuff.

I should just get them removed andreplaced with sharp metal teeth.

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by **The Pantry** 2019-03-16, 23:05

Turtleneck wrote:
The Pantry wrote:
Works for me. Seems to fascinate people.

So, what's it like being a blue?

Your creativity is off the charts, Pantry.

Even your musical taste sucks...

by **Nordic** 2019-03-17, 06:23

steveschneider wrote:
My current rig is an OralB pro health brush
Tom’s dental floss
Crest CAVITY protection toothpaste(bought it on sale my go to is Colgate Cavity Protection)
ACT fluoride rinse before bed

Toothpicks, skoal and whiskey

Ohh and fuck Michigan

by **Cameron** 2019-03-17, 11:42

steveschneider wrote:Went to the dentist yesterday for the first time in a while and was amazed I had a clean checkup. When I was in there though it was a reminder of how unpleasant dental procedures can be. Decided to up my teeth cleaning game and have been looking at sonicare and a waterpick. Though I got a good review this time I must remain vigilant. Curious to hear of any brands, products, techniques or approaches fellow swill members take time maintaining good oral hygeine.

My current rig is an OralB pro health brush
Tom’s dental floss
Crest CAVITY protection toothpaste(bought it on sale my go to is Colgate Cavity Protection)
ACT fluoride rinse before bed

Seems like you're already doing pretty much everything. Just pick yourself up some cheap dental tool things. I found something at a grocery store that's got a couple different plaque scraper type things, and also a little mirror thing. You can probably use those to clean up the back teeth. The mirror thing I have has a light built in so you can see what you're doing too. Cost like 5 bucks or something.

Edit: Here's a picture, my description wasn't the best.

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by **The Pantry** 2019-03-17, 14:22

Cameron wrote:
steveschneider wrote:Went to the dentist yesterday for the first time in a while and was amazed I had a clean checkup. When I was in there though it was a reminder of how unpleasant dental procedures can be. Decided to up my teeth cleaning game and have been looking at sonicare and a waterpick. Though I got a good review this time I must remain vigilant. Curious to hear of any brands, products, techniques or approaches fellow swill members take time maintaining good oral hygeine.

My current rig is an OralB pro health brush
Tom’s dental floss
Crest CAVITY protection toothpaste(bought it on sale my go to is Colgate Cavity Protection)
ACT fluoride rinse before bed

Seems like you're already doing pretty much everything. Just pick yourself up some cheap dental tool things. I found something at a grocery store that's got a couple different plaque scraper type things, and also a little mirror thing. You can probably use those to clean up the back teeth. The mirror thing I have has a light built in so you can see what you're doing too. Cost like 5 bucks or something.

Edit: Here's a picture, my description wasn't the best.

Bought this kit on Amazon

tOfficial Swill Oral Hygeine Discussion Thread Db3yod11

by **Rocinante** 2019-03-17, 14:56

What the fuck is going in in this thread?

by **Turtleneck** 2019-03-17, 15:16

Rocinante wrote:What the fuck is going in in this thread?

People are legit posting pics of their mouth tools. It’s really weird.

by **The Pantry** 2019-03-17, 15:55

Rocinante wrote:What the fuck is going in in this thread?

Makes more sense than a soccer thread

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