u/thecupoftea

I am hoping to start interviewing for jobs soon but I am not a big fashion person although I'm picky about what I wear. It's hard for me to coordinate multiple pieces and colors, and in my previous career I basically wore scrubs so I don't feel confident putting together business casual outfits. I'm also petite so blazers and things like that look stupid on me unless they are cut for petite. Would Stitchfix be a good option to get some pieces to create an interview outfit, or is there a better option? I don't want to spend a lot because I am losing weight right now so I don't want to go to Nordstrom or anything like that. Even though I don't have interviews lined up right now and I'm just in the applying process, I was hoping to just be prepared in case I do get something. Thanks!

Hi! I am scheduled to get a filling replaced. It's an amalgam filling in a lower back molar that I have had for several years and the dentist says the filling is chipped and they can get the pick thing under it and it doesn't extend to the edge of the tooth anymore so it needs to be replaced. They are going to replace it with a composite filling and I think they pretty much only do composite which seems to be common in the area I currently live. Before this I've only had amalgam. My question is that the dentist told me that there will be tiny sliver of tooth remaining at the edge on one side (like the shell of my tooth that currently holds the filling) and they want to get rid of that piece and use the ring things to hold the filling instead when they are putting it in because the dentist thinks the piece of tooth will crack because it will be so thin. Does that make sense to you guys? I have a lot of dental anxiety and I am very scared about getting this done. Thank you.

Edit: An additional question I had was if I keep having to keep getting these fillings replaced throughout my life, can I just keep doing that forever or will I eventually have to get crowns or something because of all the drilling?