Dawoud should never have gotten crowns. He should’ve gotten Invisalign and a whitening. His teeth were not bad. Maybe a veneer if needed but crowns was a huge mistake 😢
I think you’re confusing crowns for veneers. Crowns require the tooth to be prepped all around (360 degrees) and are full coverage restorations whereas veneers require minimal preparation on the front only and sometimes no preparation at all (lumineers, can be bulky) . But yes, for someone who had decent teeth like dawoud, invisalign and home bleaching trays would have been more than enough .
So confident of Dawoud to share his "imperfections" 👍 Were you able to do crown work while fasting? Or will make up later? I have an appointment to turn my temp crown to permanent and wondering if I should fast. I don’t think I even need the needle for that one. But confused, don't want to fast and then have to break it. My dentist is non muslim so idk how seriously he will take of not rinsing my mouth so much that water goes inside Any experienced person's advise would be very appreciated
Hi! Dentist here, anesthesia doesn't break your fast, so don't worry on the front. I'd advise you to eat a good suhour to avoid any issues that might arise (that's assuming you have no chronic diseases). From my experience of working in Ramadan, unless it's a procedure that involves blood, the patients usually don't break their fast and Allah knows best
As Dagwood is a gym guy I was going to advise to try do Keto in Ramadan. Believe me the mind fog hunger and lethargy all disappears. And based on that meal. Cut out the potatoes and everything else is basically Keto! Try it out you will thank me
Jasmine I couldn’t help but laugh about your hair cut story! 🤣 I had a similar experience with a stylist that literally finished in less than 5 minutes and mind you I have long hair! I was like did you make sure it was even? It wasn’t! 😡 Love watching your videos! You & Dawoud are hilarious! Blessings to both! 💕
Carla K salon in Dubai used to be good. Carla is Lebanese, not sure if she's still there. It's funny about jalabiyas my Lebanese extended family members all wore them. They used to shop in Syria and all the women wore them at home (Beirut/Bekaa)
oh no , a jalabaya is a outdoor abaya but in north african style, you are talking about a gandourathats a house abaya , with short sleeves ect, what you bought is more a gandoura
The same reason some people from New York have an Italian accent or that Black people in Chicago have a southern accent. It’s your community that helps you establish your speech style and accent :)
