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do you remember those red tablets
they used to pass out at school that
when chewed
revealed the invisible plaque
on your teeth?

Comments

[lique.livejournal.com]

They probably cause cancer.

We're all going to die a horrible death, but with the distinction of having had simply gorgeous baby teeth.

[mattcallow.livejournal.com]

mmmm disclosure tablets. cherry flavoured. i have some, you want?

[jaimek.livejournal.com]

yeah. I think they were probably worse for your teeth than plaque.
All those tooth brushing seminars they made us go to still never made an impact. No matter how much I brush, my teeth still decay. You know, now that I think of it, preached dental care is a lot like going to church, they make you feel guilty and it's your fault that you keep getting cavaties, when really, it's bound to happen regardless. Even if you never put a bit of food or beverage in your mouth your whole life, you're teeth would probably still fall out of your head.
eventually.

[ravengirl.livejournal.com]

OMIGOD yes.
weird. ha.
sheesh.
it was only yester..day..*cries*
stop with the childhood memories dammit!
hee hee

[absinthe.livejournal.com]

They were supposed to stick only to the build up but ended up turning your whole mouth red. At first I thought my entire set of teeth was decaying. For a while there they had me convinced I was going to have dentures by the time I hit junior high.

I wonder if they still give them out. For some odd reason I want some now.

[red-ink.livejournal.com]

hmmm...

[julilina.livejournal.com]

Maintaining an entire mouthful of 32 healthy teeth can be a daunting task. Instead, just focus on 10 or 12 of your favorites.

mmmm

[plural.livejournal.com]

knew there
was a reason
I liked you
now
I would suppose
there are two