Dentists of Reddit: what is something you can tell by looking at someone's mouth, that not many people know? (Serious)
Posted Jan 9, 2020, 11:01 AM UTC
Posted Jan 9, 2020, 11:01 AM UTC
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Giving head creates unique soft palate damage (roof off your mouth and space above your teeth). Learned this from my dentist. It was his way of saying he knows I'm a ho and it's fine by him.
Most of the very anxious/uptight/type A people I have known have had bad gum recession.
I assume this is from brushing too hard, even though not all of them had good dental hygiene in general.
Not a dentist or anything, just surrounded by stressed out thirty somethings with ENORMOUS TEETH.
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