So last week I made the appointment and on Monday I headed to my doctor's office.
I should mention, that I have never had a cavity. For a girl who is bowl legged, flat-footed, (was) near sighted, and had buck teeth, it is remarkable that I wasn't born with a cavity.
Before I left for the dentist I ate popcorn. Why did I do that? It wasn't like I had my toothbrush with me in the car. But what I did have was my floss. I keep my floss in the car and typically floss at the red lights. I decided I would floss the popcorn out of my teeth as I was getting there.
I got to my appointment and they began by taking x-rays. These days you can actually see the x-rays come up on the screen immediately. I kept looking to make sure there were no dark spots (aka no cavities). I was pretty sure I was in the clear.
When my dentist came in and started doing the check up, looked at my teeth and asked me, "do you floss." I proudly said, "yes, in the car." Then she told me, I needed to move the flossing from the car to my bathroom, where I could take the time to really see what I am doing. "If you don't floss after you brush your teeth, then you haven't brushed your teeth."
What? Rats! And here I thought I was being resourceful by taking care of business in the car.
The good news: I didn't have a cavity. Thirty years and counting...
Your thoughts:
Let's hope so. Think of the insurance premiums.
No....I have 2 containers of floss in my car right now. You just never know when you might need to floss!
Better than waiting until the next morning, of course the day you floss at the red light, Mr Right will be in the lane next to you in a schmancy expensive car. I'm just saying...
You are so right. No more flossing in the car until I have my Mr. Right...aka no more flossing in the car EVER...HAHA
Select your option and vote!
Do you floss in the car?
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