What candy does the dentist find and pick out of your teeth?

What candy does the dentist find and pick out of your teeth?

Mine would be butterfinger and milk duds. And I would receive a lot of lecturing about how bad sugar is for my teeth as they’re getting scraped. Lots of cavities are found and they would be pretty deep and painful.

Sour Patch Kids and Warheads. I love sour candy but apparently they're some of the worst for teeth.

I like Milk duds and Hot Tamales

What candy does the dentist find and pick out of your teeth?

I would really think and hope that everyone carefully and assiduously brushes their teeth sparkling clean before going to a dentist's appointment. No dentist I go to will ever know what kind of stuff I eat for candy.

And I would receive a lot of lecturing about how bad sugar is for my teeth

Yeah, but as they say in countless movies and TV shows: this is what's putting my kids through college.

How would a dentist ever be able to pay off their students loans if not for sugar? ... ha ha

I would be terrified of showing up at the dentist in real life without having brushed and flossed first. That being said if such a thing did happen, it would likely be due to having a bag of sour peach rings. Probably my favorite terrible for my teeth treat.

@CinnamonRolls your mouth looks disgusting cavaties everywhere. It needs tons of long and painfull drilling.

Greetings Vanessa from germany

I want to experience a horrible and painful drilling from a female dentist

I am usually very careful to floss and brush before I go to any appointment. But a year ago the hygienist did find a popcorn kernel during a very thorough cleaning. She absolutely loved teasing me about it, and even mentioned it during my next appointment. I only wish she had punished me for it in some way.

Candy, no, but once he did find a bit of broccoli. I think he was happy to find a stray bit of vegetable as opposed to candy or something else.

When young girl, I thought that if I brushed my teeth extra good several times, that it would get rid of any cavities.....but....alas....it did not work!! lol. But my teeth were clean when I went to the dentist so I did not think the dentist ever found any candy or other stuff to pick of my teeth. I actually have had very few cavities during my life....knock on wood!! Denise

When young girl, I thought that if I brushed my teeth extra good several times, that it would get rid of any cavities.....but....alas....it did not work!! lol. But my teeth were clean when I went to the dentist so I did not think the dentist ever ve tyt found any candy or other stuffugh to pick of my teeth. I actually have had very few cavities during my life....knock on wood!! Denise

Likewise, I brushed vehemently before I went to the dentist He never found candy, but always chastised me for not brushing enough even though I didn’t have cavities. Guess that made him feel like the important fuctard he thought he was. There must be good dentists, but I’ve yet to find one that’s not just condescending or generating new business. Most are Wannabe doctors in IMO.

Likewise, I brushed vehemently before I went to the dentist He never found candy, but always chastised me for not brushing enough even though I didn’t have cavities. Guess that made him feel like like the fuctard he was. There must be good dentists, but I’ve yet to find one that’s not just condescending or generating new business. Most are Wannabe doctors in IMO.

That was my experience as well with dentists in the US. Very preachy and condescending, like they were giving sermons in a church or something and how nothing you did to your teeth was ever good enough.

I remember being in a football accident and getting my front teeth knocked out. I was 12 at the time and he treated me as if it had been my deliberate decision to wack my mouth against a kid's football helmet. I've known priests who were more understanding during confession.

Luckily the dentists in Belgium where we later moved to didn't go in for preaching. They probably had too many clients still suffering from bad teeth caused by relative poverty, malnutrition and bad food from during the recent occupation during the war and post-war scarcity. There were so many reasons back then why people had bad teeth and couldn't have done much to prevent it.

It was a sort of a relief to have to go to a dentist and not get preached at for a supposed personal dentistry failing.

I just thought I should clarify that showing up to an appointment with a candy filled mouth is something I would do for a fantasy appointment or kink scene only. I would never do this for a real appointment. Haha.

For a real appointment, I brush, floss, scrape tongue, flush tonsil crypts, and use mouth wash before going. That’s pretty much my twice daily routine.

New answer. Nerds Gummy Clusters, especially the Valentine's day ones. (No I totally didn't eat a whole bag last night, couldn't be me)