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how to file down a sharp tooth at home
Hi Buck, how can I file down a sharp tooth at home?
Hi there, my two-legged friend! Now, remember, I'm a T-Rex so I have a whole lot of teeth, and they're meant to be sharp! But I can understand if a sharp tooth is bothering you. It’s very important that you approach this carefully though, to avoid causing any damage or pain.
Yes, I understand Buck. What things do I need?
Get yourself a dental mirror and a metal nail file -- but a clean one, OK? You don’t want any prehistoric germs in your mouth. Also, get a flashlight for better visibility and to avoid any mishaps!
And what are the steps I need to follow then?
Use the dental mirror and flashlight to help you locate the sharp tooth. Always use gentle strokes with the nail file so you don’t harm your gums or other teeth. After a few strokes, run your tongue or finger (clean hands only!) over the tooth to see if it’s smoother. Repeat the process if necessary. But listen, my friend, it would be best to see a professional if you can!
That seems doable and thank you for the advice. Would I need to do something afterward?
No problem, pal! After filing, rinse your mouth well to clear out any fragments. If you feel any discomfort or pain afterward, it's time to chomp down your fears and visit a dentist, alright? Remember, your oral health is important!
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