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Trust me on this one.

I have a dentist appointment Friday so I'm trying to get stuff in order so I'm prepared for the visit. My dentist (whom I dislike a lot and would never visit again except I'm forced to for insurance issues) made me a mouthguard for grinding/cleching a few years ago. It was a top mouthguard, and it didn't cover all of my teeth...just the top 6 or so.

It recently broke (it fell, I didn't realize it and I stepped on it) and so I've been looking into getting another one. My insurance won't cover another guard and so I'd have to pay $579 out of pocket. I really do not have that kind of money and I found one online much cheaper but I read some posts on here that say it's better to go with a denti

Obviously it varies from place to place, but I'm just looking for a ballpark (for cleanings, fillings, etc...again, I understand that it varies)

I guess I'm also just wondering if anyone has any tips for me? Should I bother going to a new place if I have to pay out of pocket? I have very, very limited money to work with (read: basically, none) but I feel like this is such an important issue and I'd have to skimp now and pay for it figuratively later. I would have to get a credit card and put it on that and pay it off as I can. I know that's a recipe for disaster but so is continuing to get such sub par work done on my teeth. I feel pretty stuck and frustrated because of the money/insurance

If this isn't allowed or if this counts as spam then I apologize and you can delete away. I just felt bad because it seems like he's pretty into it but no one had purchased anything and I'm trying to get the word out. Thanks for reading this, either way =)

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I'm definitely call them tomorrow morning but I just want some peace of mind. I absolutely hate novocaine and I was dreading the appointment and very glad that it was over with. Then this happened. My jaw is still pretty sore from the novocaine from this morning and I really do not want more to fix the problem if I can avoid it. Will the issue require it? I guess my real question is: Is it a quick fix or more of a drawn out procedure? Will they have to do the whole thing over again and will I require novocaine?

To me, Ombre looks like you dyed your hair but missed the top. It looks like my hair looks after my roots have grown out, so the top is darker and the bottom fades to a different color. Is there something I'm missing or is that pretty much the look people are going for?

What do you call them and where are you from?

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I wasn't really sure where to offer this, so I figured I'd try it here.

The box that the bottles come in is opened but the 3 bottles are all sealed. My skin is too sensitive to use it but I know it's a bit expensive and I don't want it to go to waste. If you're willing to pay the shipping*, I'll give it to you for free.

*I'm not sure how much the shipping will be, but it will definitely be less than buying it brand new.

I did everything they said to do. I buffed my nails, I swiped each nail with nail polish remover, I even used top coat just in case. Granted, it was the very first time I used them..maybe I just sucked at it? It was peeling up the next day.

Full disclosure: I wash my hands a ton. Like, more than a normal amount. I'm wondering if this may have had something to do with it?

I'm begging for tips here because I really loved the way the Salon effects looked, but I was really bummed when I realized it was coming up. I don't want to spend that much money on a one-day look.

Thanks!

This is just a small sample of the submissions included in the search.

What the fuck does putting some symbol between the F and the C change? We all know what word you're going for, so just spell it out like an adult.

This isn't a complaint, I'm just curious. Almost every picture includes a statement about how it's not cleaned up yet. If you're going to take a picture to show online, why not clean up first? I can't figure it out.

My boyfriend and I were talking about this today. I absolutely love getting massages but he really does not. I offer to massage him if he'll massage me but he'll actually turn down the massage. It doesn't relax him or make him feel good. I feel like he has to really be in the minority. How common is this?

I've heard a few people say that they buy pants that fit the biggest part of them and then have the rest tailored to fit. I have a few pairs of pants that are really comfortable but the legs are too loose and don't look very good. The size down fits well in the legs but is uncomfortable in the waist/hips.

So...generally, how much does it cost to have a pair of pants taken in?