I have THE POWER OF PEANUT BUTTER.

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sarahaustin wrote:

In germany we dont make them as sandwiches and we just use bread and smear butter and marmalade, nutella or honey on it.

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VictorDoom wrote:

i cant eat peanut butter, or anything sweet without experiencing unholy pain in my molars.. its like the opposite of sweet tooth, its pain tooth..

i checked numerous times with dentists, they dont have any solution to it, and the pain is just from sweet things, cold or hot things dont make me feel any pain, so it looks like i have to live with it.
At least ill never accidentally eat a chocolate filled with fucking marzipan ever again

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VictorDoom wrote:

i cant eat peanut butter, or anything sweet without experiencing unholy pain in my molars.. its like the opposite of sweet tooth, its pain tooth..

i checked numerous times with dentists, they dont have any solution to it, and the pain is just from sweet things, cold or hot things dont make me feel any pain, so it looks like i have to live with it.
At least ill never accidentally eat a chocolate filled with fucking marzipan ever again

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cipher_nemo wrote:

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VictorDoom wrote:

i cant eat peanut butter, or anything sweet without experiencing unholy pain in my molars.. its like the opposite of sweet tooth, its pain tooth..

i checked numerous times with dentists, they dont have any solution to it, and the pain is just from sweet things, cold or hot things dont make me feel any pain, so it looks like i have to live with it.
At least ill never accidentally eat a chocolate filled with fucking marzipan ever again

Ouch. Literally. Well, that might be a blessing in disguise. You'll take in less sugar and be healthier overall, lol... thanks to your damn molar pain. ;-)

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Darkfyre wrote:

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VictorDoom wrote:

i cant eat peanut butter, or anything sweet without experiencing unholy pain in my molars.. its like the opposite of sweet tooth, its pain tooth..

i checked numerous times with dentists, they dont have any solution to it, and the pain is just from sweet things, cold or hot things dont make me feel any pain, so it looks like i have to live with it.
At least ill never accidentally eat a chocolate filled with fucking marzipan ever again

Interesting. Tell me - when you eat an apple do you experience the same pain?

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VictorDoom wrote:

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Darkfyre wrote:

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VictorDoom wrote:

i cant eat peanut butter, or anything sweet without experiencing unholy pain in my molars.. its like the opposite of sweet tooth, its pain tooth..

i checked numerous times with dentists, they dont have any solution to it, and the pain is just from sweet things, cold or hot things dont make me feel any pain, so it looks like i have to live with it.
At least ill never accidentally eat a chocolate filled with fucking marzipan ever again

Interesting. Tell me - when you eat an apple do you experience the same pain?

Nope, no problems with apples or any other fruits

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Darkfyre wrote:

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VictorDoom wrote:

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Darkfyre wrote:

Interesting. Tell me - when you eat an apple do you experience the same pain?

Nope, no problems with apples or any other fruits

Ok. So that means it's only processed sugar that does it. Interesting.

Because fruit like apples contain naturally occurring sugar.

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VictorDoom wrote:

Any idea why only that type of sugar hurts? this has been going on for quite a few years now, i havent had a cavity or any bad tooth since i was a kid, its just this pain thats bugging me whenver i eat processed sugars, also, if its in liquid form as in soda,ice tea, sweet coffee etc i have no problems

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TOOTH SENSITIVITY
Tooth sensitivity is a simple term for root or dentin hypersensitivity. Periodontal disease and receding gums are two of the main culprits responsible for sensitive teeth: When the dentin on the root of a tooth becomes exposed, it has lost its protective enamel coating. Unprotected dentin allows food, plaque and acids to access and irritate the nerves deep in your teeth. This may result in tooth pain.

It's easily identifiable, too. If foods and drinks that are sweet, acidic, hot or cold cause discomfort upon contact, you might have sensitive teeth. Another symptom is the same feeling resulting from breathing in very cold air, and it can come and go. Unfortunately, it's quite common. Approximately half of the population has experienced tooth sensitivity at one time or another.

Effects of Sugar on Teeth
Although sugary treats are so satisfying, they can damage your teeth by wearing away its protective enamel. Sweet foods – usually those high in sugar – are one cause of tooth sensitivity. The sweets so many people crave are loaded with fermentable carbohydrates, which combine with bacteria in your mouth to form acids. Those acids contribute to enamel erosion. And the higher the sugar content in the food, the greater the acid production. Tooth decay is the ultimate result from enamel reduction, and incidentally, when you continue to consume these foods, that same sugary flavor can trigger the pain it created.

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VictorDoom wrote:

Any idea why only that type of sugar hurts? this has been going on for quite a few years now, i havent had a cavity or any bad tooth since i was a kid, its just this pain thats bugging me whenver i eat processed sugars, also, if its in liquid form as in soda,ice tea, sweet coffee etc i have no problems