Me. I believe that.
It's the same thing where, after you wash yer car, parts start falling off or it quits running.
Same deal, I think.
Gawd, I hate dentists.

Not only do your teeth feel wobbly, but the tip of your tongue seems to snag on every little gap and uneven space between your teeth for a day or two afterwards. But, if you don't go, you lose your teeth and have much bigger, more permanent gaps to worry about.

That happens to me, too. Weird. I think it's because the hygienist has more leverage when flossing your teeth than you do in your own mouth.

I have noticed it too. Kinda freaks me out.

I always stop at Starbucks after leaving the dentist's office to start the 'recementing' process. I hate the way my teeth feel rough after being cleaned.

And I always sit in the chair and think, "My mom always told me not to pick at my teeth with anything metal and now I'm PAYING someone else to do it!" Go figure.

I had a tooth removed recently -- a wisdom tooth, so it's not like I actually needed it. For about two weeks, my teeth ached as they resettled, and now the back wisdom tooth I still have seems to keep bumping my back molar that now opposes it.

I believe that dentistry is one of those "cumulative upkeep" professions, like textbook writer and political correctness czar. The more you fix, the more you have to fix.