answers 0:I didn't go to the dentist for 5 years and yesterday I went and everything was fine. My friend didn't go for 2 years and he had 7 cavities. I don't drink soda. Not sure if that mattersanswers 1:As a dental assistant who sees a ton of patients every week, everyone’s mouth is different. Oral hygiene, diet, and genetics all play a role in your oral health. Some people are just more susceptible to decay/cavities. If your dentist says you have no issues, then believe them! This is what they do every single day. They went to school for it. Trust them and keep up with your 6 month checkups to make sure you don’t have anything going on inside your mouth! Hope that helps!...answers 2:If you have no issue in your teeth then It's a good news for you. And if you had any issue in your t! eeth then the dentist would definitely say you. Dental issues different for every people. Some people have this issue from birth.A smile of a person tells a lot about his overall personality. If you have any problem then concern with Ivanov Orthodontic Experts....answers 3:read the book, by price-pottinger, amazon has it,and it will answer many questions......answers 4:He's a Dentist, not a Psychiatrist.answers 5:If you had problems, the dentist would say so. First because of medical ethics, second because fixing those problems would earn them more money.answers 6:If you're relatively young, take good care of your teeth, and watch what you eat, not seeing the dentist for five years may not be a problem. I suspect he did do a good cleaning of your teeth, though.The issue comes when you get a bit older and develop problems. If you don't see the dentist at least once a year, the problems can become severe and difficult to treat....answers 7:Yes it matters.
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