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Yes and I finally figured out mine was the stress plus having my mouth stretched open under that bright light for an hour. Now I just warn my dentist I'm prone to them and try to book morning appointments when I'm less run down, which has helped a little.
This is exactly the kind of thing the community is for. Small consistent habits beat any single fix, in my experience.
Yes, every single time, and for years I thought I was just unlucky until I realized all that stretching and poking at my mouth was setting it off. Now I just plan on babying my lips for a few days after every appointment and honestly it helps to know I'm not the only one.
Yes, this is me too, I think it's something about my mouth being stretched open that long plus the stress of it all, and I've started warning my hygienist ahead of time so she goes a little gentler on that corner. Not sure it fully helps but at least I feel less blindsided when one shows up two days later.
Yes, every single time, I used to think it was just bad luck until my hygienist mentioned all that stretching and the bright light can set them off. Now I try to warn her at the start so she goes a bit gentler on that corner of my mouth, and honestly it has helped more than I expected.
Yes, every single time, and for years I thought it was just bad luck until my hygienist mentioned how much they stretch your mouth during a cleaning. Now I put a little balm on before I go in and try to tell them to be gentle on the corners, which helps more than I expected.
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