u/Sweet_Tea_Queen

I had 13 teeth extracted yesterday and was given immediate dentures. I was instructed to keep the dentures in for the first 24 hours, but they keep moving around and falling out. When they shift, they rub against the extraction sites and it’s pretty painful.

I called the dental office and the receptionist said that since I don’t have stitches, it would be okay to use Fixodent. But when I look online, a lot of sources say not to use denture adhesive so soon after extractions.

Has anyone else dealt with this? Did you use adhesive the first day, or is there something else that helped keep the dentures in place without irritating the extraction sites?

I’m currently in a work training sitting next to a department director that I would genuinely love to work for someday. He already knows I’m interested in his department, and we’ve chatted casually a bit throughout the training.

I’m wondering if I should be more intentional about talking to him while I’m here, or if I should just keep things natural and not overdo it.

Are there any good questions or conversation topics that would leave a positive impression without sounding pushy? Or things I definitely shouldn’t say?

I’m not trying to corner him about a job, but I also don’t want to miss an opportunity if there’s a smart/professional way to approach it.

New VRBO host here and looking for advice. I currently have all 5-star reviews, but today a guest checked in and immediately complained to VRBO (not directly to me) that the house is dirty and has bugs.

The thing is, I personally stayed at the property right before their check-in and the house was spotless when I left. I’m honestly shocked by the complaint.

I haven’t even had a chance to address the concerns with them directly because they went straight to VRBO. Is there anything I should be doing right now to protect myself as a host? Has anyone dealt with guests making complaints that you strongly believe are exaggerated or inaccurate?

I’m worried about refunds, bad reviews, and how VRBO handles these situations. Any advice would be appreciated.

New VRBO host here and looking for advice. I currently have all 5-star reviews, but today a guest checked in and immediately complained to VRBO (not directly to me) that the house is dirty and has bugs.

The thing is, I personally stayed at the property right before their check-in and the house was spotless when I left. I’m honestly shocked by the complaint.

I haven’t even had a chance to address the concerns with them directly because they went straight to VRBO. Is there anything I should be doing right now to protect myself as a host? Has anyone dealt with guests making complaints that you strongly believe are exaggerated or inaccurate?

I’m worried about refunds, bad reviews, and how VRBO handles these situations. Any advice would be appreciated.