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June 22, 2024

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Today I went to the dentist. I have been undergoing root canal therapy for a while. At first, I thought I could save the tooth with vital pulp therapy, which involves putting some kind of material in the tooth after cleaning out all the infected area, and seeing if the tooth can recover on its own. (That's what I believe it is, without any fact-checking.)

But last month, the tooth started to hurt, so I went back to the dentist. He took a look at it and said, "Ah, your canal is like jelly! You need root canal therapy." I'm not the type of person who is afraid of dental surgery, and the therapy wasn't really painful—the only thing that hurt was my wallet.

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Dentist

Today I went to the dentist.

I have been undergoing root canal therapy for a while.

At first, I thought I could save the tooth with vital pulp therapy, which involves putting some kind of material in the tooth after cleaning out all the infected areas, and seeing if the tooth can recover on its own.

or "the whole infected area"/"all of the infected area"

(That's what I believe it is, without any fact-checking.)

But last month, the tooth started to hurt, so I went back to the dentist.

He took a look at it and said, "Ah, your canal is like jelly!

You need root canal therapy."

I'm not the type of person who is afraid of dental surgery, and the therapy wasn't really painful—the only thing that hurt was my wallet.

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abc90377

June 25, 2024

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Thank you so much!

Dentist

Today I went to the dentist.

I have been undergoing root canal therapy for a while.

At first, I thought I could save the tooth with vital pulp therapy, which involves putting some kind of material in the tooth after cleaning out all the infected area, and seeing if the tooth can recover on its own.

(That's what I believe it is, without any fact-checking.)

But last month, the tooth started to hurt, so I went back to the dentist.

He took a look at it and said, "Ah, your canal is like jelly!

You need root canal therapy."

I'm not the type of person who is afraid of dental surgery, and the therapy wasn't really painful—the only thing that hurt was my wallet.

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Sorry for your tooth and wallet. Nothing to correct. Well done!

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abc90377

June 23, 2024

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Thank you so much !!

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Dentist

Today I went to the dentist.

I have been undergoing root canal therapy for a while.

At first, I thought I could save the tooth with vital pulp therapy, which involves putting some kind of material in the tooth after cleaning out all the infected area, and seeing if the tooth can recover on its own.

(That's what I believe it is, without any fact-checking.)

But last month, the tooth started to hurt, so I went back to the dentist.

He took a look at it and said, "Ah, your canal is like jelly!

You need root canal therapy."

I'm not the type of person who is afraid of dental surgery, and the therapy wasn't really painful—the only thing that hurt was my wallet.

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abc90377

June 23, 2024

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Thank you so much :))

I have been undergoing root canal therapy for a while.


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At first, I thought I could save the tooth with vital pulp therapy, which involves putting some kind of material in the tooth after cleaning out all the infected area, and seeing if the tooth can recover on its own.


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At first, I thought I could save the tooth with vital pulp therapy, which involves putting some kind of material in the tooth after cleaning out all the infected areas, and seeing if the tooth can recover on its own.

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(That's what I believe it is, without any fact-checking.)


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But last month, the tooth started to hurt, so I went back to the dentist.


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He took a look at it and said, "Ah, your canal is like jelly!


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You need root canal therapy."


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I'm not the type of person who is afraid of dental surgery, and the therapy wasn't really painful—the only thing that hurt was my wallet.


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