How often do you visit your dentist?
@ladyhemingway (965)
Philippines
April 23, 2012 11:59am CST
I am scheduled to go to my dentist this morning and I realized that I have just been at his clinic exactly two weeks ago for some cleaning. But I feel as if I need to get my teeth checked so I am visiting anyway.
How about you? How often do you visit your dentist?
3 responses
@Cherish14 (2693)
• Philippines
23 Apr 12
awwwwww i wanna have a dental check up soon too LOL i just go there for cleaning. i got no problems with my teeth and in fact my teeth are all complete with my wisdom teeth and no cavities. i just like it when i go to the dentist and have them clean but my boyfriend finds it weird LOL that even he himself visits his dentist regularly haha
@ladyhemingway (965)
• Philippines
24 Apr 12
Hello Cherish, it's good to know that you don't have any problems with your teeth. I wish I could say the same thing, but since I am really big when it comes to sweet food, I need to be extra careful and visit my dentist regularly.
@Cherish14 (2693)
• Philippines
24 Apr 12
awww yeah i know how you feel. my boyfriend bys me all these desserts and ice cream LOL but then gets mad when i eat them and not brush my teeth after hahah strict boyfriend but he spoils me with all these things, making me confused where i stand sometimes hahaha 
@rewardsinlife (1132)
• United States
23 Apr 12
I get my teeth cleaned and checked for health every 6 months. It helps if you can get them checked and cleaned at the same time, so you don't have to keep making extra trips.
@ladyhemingway (965)
• Philippines
24 Apr 12
Hello rewardsinlife, I was also told that the ideal time for having your teeth clean and checked is every six month. Thank you for your tips.
@sishy7 (27166)
• Australia
24 Apr 12
Here they have a really good dental care system for students, so they have theirs checked and cleaned at least once a year. I'll try to maintain that once they finish year 12 because I think preventative dental care is very important. When we visit dentist only when we feel pain, that usually means we have dental problem already.
