I don't wanna go back to school! Someone, do it for me.
While my sister is house sitting, my best friend came over to keep her company. She brought all her fav fantasy movies. My sis hates fantasy movies and is now snowed in with them
-random i got the Dirty dancing dvd from a friend to borrow. She says its herendous... but i think i should see it so when patrons ask me how similar the play is to the movie i can actually comment instead of going "i dunno" like a fool
yeah... I could watch it for hours.... no I do watch it for at least two hours when I'm sitting in my economy lecture... I swear sometimes time stands still in there...
Cosmetic? What sort of cosmetic dentistry could you possibly need? The t.dog is gorgeous.
It took a lot of time and money for my teeth to look decent. Not that they were bad; just "incorrect." There are no words to describe how much money has been spent on my teeth since I was born. I can't even ballpark it. Thank gawd for insurance!
I had all of my silver fillings removed (given to me back before tooth-colored was used regularly) and had them replaced with natural-looking ones. My insurance expired (now that I have graduated) January 1st, so it was now or never.
I also had retainers made, as my wisdom teeth (now gone) moved a bottom canine ever so slightly.
Aaaaand I hope to have that BriteSmile procedure done in the not too distant future. Though I could *cough* really use *cough* a professional opinion on it *COUGH COUGH COUGH* as I heard from exactly one source there is a possibility of mouth cancer. Cough.
Aaaaand I hope to have that BriteSmile procedure done in the not too distant future. Though I could *cough* really use *cough* a professional opinion on it *COUGH COUGH COUGH* as I heard from exactly one source there is a possibility of mouth cancer. Cough.
LOLOLOL!!! Cool! I'm a professional! Um, I think. Are you talking to me? Is that what your doing? *Trying to do my best Al Pacino*
Try crest white strips. If that doesn't work, try professional home bleaching. The dentist would take upper and lower impressions of your teeth. Then he/she uses them to make bleaching trays that are custom molded to your teeth. You use the bleaching trays at home for about 2 weeks. BriteSmile actually does nothing. True, the light is UV, but it does not cause cancer in that dose. It also does little to nothing to actually bleach your teeth. (Actually, the BriteSmile light is almost the same light the dentist used to make the white filling stick, if you remember that.) A chemical called hydrogen peroxide found in professional home bleaching, is what makes your teeth change shade. You can expect your teeth to become 2 to 3 shades lighter. Teeth can't normally bleach beyond that. Also, your white fillings will stay the shade they are right now. But that's ok because bleaching is really targeted at the teeth that show when you smile, not really the back teeth.
LOLOLOL!!! Cool! I'm a professional! Um, I think. Are you talking to me? Is that what your doing? *Trying to do my best Al Pacino*
Try crest white strips. If that doesn't work, try professional home bleaching. The dentist would take upper and lower impressions of your teeth. Then he/she uses them to make bleaching trays that are custom molded to your teeth. You use the bleaching trays at home for about 2 weeks. BriteSmile actually does nothing. True, the light is UV, but it does not cause cancer in that dose. It also does little to nothing to actually bleach your teeth. (Actually, the BriteSmile light is almost the same light the dentist used to make the white filling stick, if you remember that.) A chemical called hydrogen peroxide found in professional home bleaching, is what makes your teeth change shade. You can expect your teeth to become 2 to 3 shades lighter. Teeth can't normally bleach beyond that. Also, your white fillings will stay the shade they are right now. But that's ok because bleaching is really targeted at the teeth that show when you smile, not really the back teeth.
Let me know if that made any sense.
100%. I have had so many, many, uh, MANY fillings done (sweet teeth) to know all about that blue light. I had a suspicion.
Crest White Strips have actually been really good to me, but I was not sure if BriteSmile would really bring out the shine. Strips only whiten so much and I wasn't sure if BS would do more. Damn. The home bleaching was TERRIBLE. When I first had it done, they didn't make the plastic trays but FOAM ones. The bleach was so acidic that the trays were worthless a few days later, when the bleach ate through them. I tried it again with plastic, and I saw almost no result. I know if I had you for a dentist, I would have Damian teeth.
It is a good thing that most people won't see the back of my teeth. I had a crown put in about the same day (sensitivity) and it is, er, slightly whiter than the rest. It looks really funny. At least I don't have anymore silvers. Not that they could have been seen unless you were looking anyway......
By the way, do you normally ASK your patients if they desire Novocaine? I was having the fillings put in and my dentist's son (who only recently went into practice) just grabbed the syringe and instantly became stab-happy. I had to push him away and say "Listen, I have had so much dental work; I do not require numbing." He could have at least warned me beforehand. Hrrumph.
Oh, and I am sorry if you don't want to talk about dentistry, especially since, you know, you are becoming a dentist. Feel free to shut me up.
What's going on ? Could this be my understanding It's not your fault I was being too demanding I must admit it's my pride that made me distant All because I hoped that you'd be someone different There's not much I know about you Fear will always make you blind But the answer is in clear view It's amazing what you'll find face to face
I turned away because I thought you were the problem Tried to forget until I hit the bottom But when I faced you in my blank confusion I realized you weren't wrong, it was a mere illusion
It really didn't make sense Just to leave this unresolved It's not hard to go the distance when you finally get involved face to face
Whoa, they can actually remove those fug silver fillings? I hate mine, I've always wanted the white ones. Did it hurt?
Yep! Re: they can definitely remove them. It requires a lot of drilling (depending on how big they are), but it is worth it to look into a pretty mouth.
It didn't really hurt as much as it was uncomfortable. All you hear is this loud "WHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" as they drill for an eternity. If you feel like getting Novocaine, it doesn't hurt in the least. I refused, however, and it only hurt when they had finally drilled all of the silver and they reached tooth, not to mention the air hitting the hole SUCKS. But it is really great having teeth that are all one color.
I had a filling done back in the day and all was well.
But since I've had it done, whenever I bite down on something tough (like an apple skin), it hurts.
TEMPE. I NEED YOUR EXPERT ADVICE. My dentist at home says the filling probably just needs to be filed down. I called the campus dentist, but I think that I have to wait a couple of months for an appointment (?!?). It doesn't hurt normally and I can even chew on it from time to time, it's just uncomfortable.
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i have another sexy sexy calander clock, that is analog, BUT it has the date and month on those flippy cards, so it flips over ever day
its rather epic
THEN i have an awesome sexy wrist watch, which has the seconds in digital and the mins in analog
FOR I AM THE TIME LORD
While my sister is house sitting, my best friend came over to keep her company. She brought all her fav fantasy movies. My sis hates fantasy movies and is now snowed in with them
did that wake you up?
-random i got the Dirty dancing dvd from a friend to borrow. She says its herendous... but i think i should see it so when patrons ask me how similar the play is to the movie i can actually comment instead of going "i dunno" like a fool
Mmm, sex on legs with coffee. Thank you! I am feeling a bit better now.
Oh, and my etymology book says that 47% of the time office workers spend on the computer is completely work-unrelated.
Come to Arizona, I will dazzle you by performing the magic of dentistry
Mmm, sex on legs with coffee. Thank you! I am feeling a bit better now.
*drool* *incoherent babbling*
I had cosmetic dentistry done a week ago. The entire time I was wishing you were there.
It took a lot of time and money for my teeth to look decent. Not that they were bad; just "incorrect." There are no words to describe how much money has been spent on my teeth since I was born. I can't even ballpark it. Thank gawd for insurance!
I had all of my silver fillings removed (given to me back before tooth-colored was used regularly) and had them replaced with natural-looking ones. My insurance expired (now that I have graduated) January 1st, so it was now or never.
I also had retainers made, as my wisdom teeth (now gone) moved a bottom canine ever so slightly.
Aaaaand I hope to have that BriteSmile procedure done in the not too distant future. Though I could *cough* really use *cough* a professional opinion on it *COUGH COUGH COUGH* as I heard from exactly one source there is a possibility of mouth cancer. Cough.
LOLOLOL!!! Cool! I'm a professional! Um, I think. Are you talking to me? Is that what your doing? *Trying to do my best Al Pacino*
Try crest white strips. If that doesn't work, try professional home bleaching. The dentist would take upper and lower impressions of your teeth. Then he/she uses them to make bleaching trays that are custom molded to your teeth. You use the bleaching trays at home for about 2 weeks. BriteSmile actually does nothing. True, the light is UV, but it does not cause cancer in that dose. It also does little to nothing to actually bleach your teeth. (Actually, the BriteSmile light is almost the same light the dentist used to make the white filling stick, if you remember that.) A chemical called hydrogen peroxide found in professional home bleaching, is what makes your teeth change shade. You can expect your teeth to become 2 to 3 shades lighter. Teeth can't normally bleach beyond that. Also, your white fillings will stay the shade they are right now. But that's ok because bleaching is really targeted at the teeth that show when you smile, not really the back teeth.
Let me know if that made any sense.
Try crest white strips. If that doesn't work, try professional home bleaching. The dentist would take upper and lower impressions of your teeth. Then he/she uses them to make bleaching trays that are custom molded to your teeth. You use the bleaching trays at home for about 2 weeks. BriteSmile actually does nothing. True, the light is UV, but it does not cause cancer in that dose. It also does little to nothing to actually bleach your teeth. (Actually, the BriteSmile light is almost the same light the dentist used to make the white filling stick, if you remember that.) A chemical called hydrogen peroxide found in professional home bleaching, is what makes your teeth change shade. You can expect your teeth to become 2 to 3 shades lighter. Teeth can't normally bleach beyond that. Also, your white fillings will stay the shade they are right now. But that's ok because bleaching is really targeted at the teeth that show when you smile, not really the back teeth.
Let me know if that made any sense.
100%. I have had so many, many, uh, MANY fillings done (sweet teeth) to know all about that blue light. I had a suspicion.
Crest White Strips have actually been really good to me, but I was not sure if BriteSmile would really bring out the shine. Strips only whiten so much and I wasn't sure if BS would do more. Damn. The home bleaching was TERRIBLE. When I first had it done, they didn't make the plastic trays but FOAM ones. The bleach was so acidic that the trays were worthless a few days later, when the bleach ate through them. I tried it again with plastic, and I saw almost no result. I know if I had you for a dentist, I would have Damian teeth.
It is a good thing that most people won't see the back of my teeth. I had a crown put in about the same day (sensitivity) and it is, er, slightly whiter than the rest. It looks really funny. At least I don't have anymore silvers. Not that they could have been seen unless you were looking anyway......
By the way, do you normally ASK your patients if they desire Novocaine? I was having the fillings put in and my dentist's son (who only recently went into practice) just grabbed the syringe and instantly became stab-happy. I had to push him away and say "Listen, I have had so much dental work; I do not require numbing." He could have at least warned me beforehand. Hrrumph.
Oh, and I am sorry if you don't want to talk about dentistry, especially since, you know, you are becoming a dentist. Feel free to shut me up.
Could this be my understanding
It's not your fault I was being too demanding
I must admit it's my pride that made me distant
All because I hoped that you'd be someone different
There's not much I know about you
Fear will always make you blind
But the answer is in clear view
It's amazing what you'll find face to face
I turned away because I thought you were the problem
Tried to forget until I hit the bottom
But when I faced you in my blank confusion
I realized you weren't wrong, it was a mere illusion
It really didn't make sense
Just to leave this unresolved
It's not hard to go the distance
when you finally get involved face to face
Yep! Re: they can definitely remove them. It requires a lot of drilling (depending on how big they are), but it is worth it to look into a pretty mouth.
It didn't really hurt as much as it was uncomfortable. All you hear is this loud "WHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" as they drill for an eternity. If you feel like getting Novocaine, it doesn't hurt in the least. I refused, however, and it only hurt when they had finally drilled all of the silver and they reached tooth, not to mention the air hitting the hole SUCKS. But it is really great having teeth that are all one color.
But since I've had it done, whenever I bite down on something tough (like an apple skin), it hurts.
TEMPE. I NEED YOUR EXPERT ADVICE. My dentist at home says the filling probably just needs to be filed down. I called the campus dentist, but I think that I have to wait a couple of months for an appointment (?!?). It doesn't hurt normally and I can even chew on it from time to time, it's just uncomfortable.