Posts by boldcyclist17

The OxyJet actually offers two different settings.
One is your standard mode that shoots out a jet of water similar to a Waterpik, and then there’s the OxyJet mode, which essentially infuses that water stream with oxygen.
Since the whole point of these devices is to scrub away plaque from those tight gaps between teeth and other hard-to-reach corners—and let's be honest, plaque is pretty stubborn and sticky—I feel like the OxyJet setting handles it a bit more effectively.
That’s just my take on it, though. Either way, picking up either version is going to be a massive step up for your oral hygiene routine.

I've got one, and I'm using the OxyJet for both of them right now.

I gave it a shot, but I wasn't really blown away. Honestly, I think the Oral-B Oxyjet is a much better product overall.
Either way, it’s still a step up from just using a toothbrush alone.

Maria Perez4 said:Hi everyone,
I took my nine-year-old son to the dentist yesterday—the one we use through Medicare, so it’s supposed to be covered. He’s been in treatment for three months now, seeing them once a month, and they had to give him two injections during that time. Yesterday, they finally put in his filling. I specifically asked for a white one, and I ended up paying for EVERYTHING $67. I get that there's an extra charge for cosmetic white fillings and that injections might be billed per use, which is $10, but where on earth does $67 come from? It feels wrong. Does anyone know who I can report this to or where I can file a complaint?

Medicare🙂

ruggedlynx162 said:EDIT: Has anyone here actually gone through the process at Ortoimplant?

They’re highly professional—definitely one of the top medical institutions in the States.

Sarah Wright40 said:Does anyone have any experience with Omega Dental Center or the dentists at Fiziodent in NYC?

Check out the website for Omega Dental Center:
Check out the website for Fiziodent: http://www.fiziodent.com/

If you're weighing your options, I’d say Fiziodent is a solid choice, but honestly, Fiziodent 2 is even better.

There’s actually a specific branch of dentistry known as Oral Medicine that focuses on things like mouth ulcers.
Basically, you just track down a specialist in that field and schedule a consultation.