u/Rockios — reddlx

Tooth recovery question

Two and a half months ago I fell down and broke off the bottom of both my top central incisors. The shattered one needed an immediate root canal, the other one is still intact, both have temporary bottoms while I wait for a permanent crown.

Is it normal to still feel a dull pain after eating after all this time? The root canal one hurts to be pressed on, the intact one is more sore after I eat noodles. Neither are wobbly and looked fine in x-ray/checkups. My dentist seems unsure and wants to wait longer, saying I'm still at risk of "cracked tooth syndrome". I'm not sure how long tooth trauma is supposed to take to heal, or if I can expect to need them pulled out

u/Rockios — 3 days ago

▲ 43 r/MLPcuteness

fluttershy's ballet

2/6 of the mane 6 done, i'm happy with them so far! i will be drawing pinkie pie next i think

link to IG post with progress/speedpaint : https://www.instagram.com/p/Ddq6x57Ab1E/?img_index=1

u/Rockios — 19 days ago

▲ 1 r/Finches

Cooking with a Java Sparrow pair

They're called java sparrows, but I hear they're technically finches so I'm asking here.

I live in a one room studio with my two 3 year old boys. I plan to move to a different area in a year, and am wondering if it's worth it to get a studio with a stove, or to invest in a cooking pot.

I am scared of the fumes getting to them, I tried a nonstick electric pot and it caused visible distress to them despite putting them in the outside hallway during the cooking process and opening the windows, so I threw the pot out and never tried again.

I would really love to start cooking, and hear that a higher quality steel pan and proper stove could be safe for them, but I'd like to hear realistic advice before I invest the money.

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u/Rockios — 1 month ago