Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 1815195)

Many of them do. Dry socket, bad breath, and tooth decay are all potential consequences of breathing through your mouth instead of your nose.

Some doctors are really great at breathing through their noses when they have a mask on. Some are not. The ones that are not, have a higher risk of dry socket, bad breath, and tooth decay.

You can look it up, you'll find plenty of documentation about the phenomenon on pubmed, medline, the CDC, the ADA, etc. etc. etc.

It's not about the masks. It's about the mouth breathing. Which happens more often when people wear masks.

Originally Posted by theruizs (Post 1815397)

Do you need a study to tell you that randomly firing guns in public will result in someone being injured or killed? Common sense should tell you that wearing a mask is going to limit who you expose to the stuff coming out of your mouth and nose. It is not rocket science. I for one do not want any issue at the pearly gates from anyone I indirectly kill by being stubborn and selfish.:icon_wink:

Originally Posted by Dgizzi (Post 1815194)

I only wear a mask when a store request. No other time

Originally Posted by pattytracey (Post 1815424)

No mask needed don’t follow the hype