archaeodani2
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ok.. yes this is a wierd question...
Before I got my two bad teeth pulled, it was QUITE apparent that the morning-bad breath was a result of the teeth - I could literally taste it ....
NOW, after the teeth are gone, my mouth tastes different in the morning... Since it's been 8 years since both these teeth went bad, I don't have a frame of reference to go by (not memorable anyway)to know if what I taste now means no more decay, and it's just residual yuckies from the day before, or something else...
(at first I thot it indicated an infection beginning in my extraction site, but after Friday & the dentist telling me it's healing fine - that explanation is out of the equasion....)
Soooo..... is it possible my mouth really is healthy (excluding the cleanings I need now) with no traces of decay anymore to make it blechy in the morning???
Before I got my two bad teeth pulled, it was QUITE apparent that the morning-bad breath was a result of the teeth - I could literally taste it ....
NOW, after the teeth are gone, my mouth tastes different in the morning... Since it's been 8 years since both these teeth went bad, I don't have a frame of reference to go by (not memorable anyway)to know if what I taste now means no more decay, and it's just residual yuckies from the day before, or something else...
(at first I thot it indicated an infection beginning in my extraction site, but after Friday & the dentist telling me it's healing fine - that explanation is out of the equasion....)
Soooo..... is it possible my mouth really is healthy (excluding the cleanings I need now) with no traces of decay anymore to make it blechy in the morning???