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RebYidd23,
Refuah Shleima! Toothaches are horrible.
R’fuah Sh’laimah!
The Wolf
The word “toothache” for me has recently turned from an innocent word into an horrific, pain inducing utterance. “May you have a toothache” is to be wished upon only the absolute worst of enemies- and even then – only upon wealthy enemies that can at least afford a good dentist.
I know someone who brushes his teeth about four times a year, and uses mouthwash about ten times a year, and has been doing so at this frequency for over ten years and has very little trouble with his teeth. He goes to the dentist every six months or so, gets a cleaning and a clean bill of health from the dentist.
Anyone care to venture an explanation how he manages so well?
Anyone care to venture an explanation how he manages so well?
All his teeth already fell out?
He has a full set of healthy teeth k”h.
In his mouth?
“I know someone”
Is this someone yourself? If so, please reveal your secret.
Don’t know his secret. He isn’t a health food aficionado, either. His diet is large on sweet foods and drinks.
its called hashgacha protis-Divine Providence. where Hashem is always with him & gives him unlimited Hatzlacha in certain parts of his life
Some Tzadikim & others are given Hatzlacha 24-7 & 100 percent of their lives
There’s no explanation for it in the medical/dental literature?
im sure there is some sort of explanation. some people have really bad teeth also even if they brush, so it could work the other way around.
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