44 days without smoking by now and I feel great. the only problem is the gums. 've Talked about it here and there seems to be those who have had the same symptoms. In my case they swell a bit - especially among the lower teeth but not hurt nor sagram (?). How long should I wait to find recourse to the dentist?
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I had the most sensitive teeth and gums for about 3 months, they were bleeding and sore. It has eased off but I made sure I brushed with sensitive toothpaste and also flossed daily (I've always been a bit hit and miss with the floss..).
Yesterday I went to the dentist as my crown had come off and was told that it takes a while for the teeth and gums to recover from all those toxins that we have abused our mouths with... Mine are still not fully recovered
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Hi ya Dinis, its lovely to meet you and I welcome you to this lovely site
A massive well done to you for reaching 44 days quit hmmmm, that badge looks familiar hey, you aint nicked mine have you, cos its the only one ave got see
Mind you saying that, it looks a lot shinier than mine, plus it suits you better
About your gums I myself have never had any trouble with my gums, but quite a few other members have, but if in any doubt, just nip and see your dentist eh, to be on the safe side
Emjay our lovely quit support adviser posted something about gums a bit ago, I will go try to find it for you and post it
Your doing just fine with your quit, sooooo, you keep at it and hold your head up high, cos I tell you, it is no easy feat gal, so you keep focused
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