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    Terry Talks #3: Teeth, Dentists, Dentures
    Terry Talks #3: Teeth, Dentists, Dentures
    Terry Talks #3: Teeth, Dentists, Dentures
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    Terry Talks #3: Teeth, Dentists, Dentures

    By Terrance L. Weber

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    Teeth
    After you get your second set of natural teeth - after your "baby teeth" fall out,- you must learn to take care of those new natural teeth during the rest of your life.

    If you don't take care of them, by having regular treatments by your dentist, you know what will happen...those natural teeth will either fall out or your dentist will remove them.

    At that point your life will change. Why? Because you will then have to wear dentures for the rest of your life.

    Dentures change your life in many unexpected ways. Let me say that again: After some or all of your natural teeth are removed and dentures are put in your mouth you immediately realize your life has changed dramatically .

    For example: you soon discover you have to learn new ways to: chew, what to eat, what not to eat and how to keep your dentures in place when you chew, sneeze, talk, cough, smile and kiss.

    In short, oral concerns will take over your life as you are forced to learn to cope with and keep control of your dentures.

    The chapters in this book are designed to let you scroll through them and look up answers to many of the questions about: dentists, dentures, teeth, oral health, mouth sores and pain caused as a result of wearing a denture in your mouth for the rest of your life.Terry Talks Series this is # 3 of 4.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTerrance L. Weber
    Release dateMar 12, 2012
    ISBN9781452437989
    Terry Talks #3: Teeth, Dentists, Dentures
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    Terrance L. Weber

    Born in Moorestown, NJ in 1927. Served 3 years in USN during WW2. Attended several colleges: U of P, Rider, Rutgers, Nwk Coll. of Eng. all under GI Bill (Sales, Marketing, Business Writing). Owner: Weber & Sons,Inc. Printing & Direct Mail Advertising business for 30 years. Writer: Award winning (National DMAA)Sales letter copywriter with: Yeck & Yeck in Dayton,OH (1966-'67). Worked with author and Creative Direcctor, Darrell Hare at Graphic Service; EzinesArticles.com Diamond Expert Author status (Best of the best of 478,000 article writes wolrd-wide), Author with 62,857 views of my 168 articles. Some of my inventions are:(Pat.Pend.; NoLabeSystem, Tydee Stamp, LabelPeeler, Tymindex Time Card File System sold nationwide for 40 years, Weber Original Disposable Sleep Masks, Event Blindfold Masks, Dry Eyes Syndrome Sleep Mask, Weber Denture Liners (to help people with loose dentures), Weber Wrist & Ankle Wraps (to help people with Raynauds Syndrome & cold hands and feet). Volunteered with Habitat For Humanity for 10 years as RV-Care-A-Vanners,where we helped build 39 houses nationwide for low income families. Non-fiction books: "How To Cope...with life"; A "Terry Talks Series" of four books and have set up and offered my other personal comfort products and inventions on my website ,all designed to help people feel and/or look better. My website(http:www.dentureliner.com) has been on the Internet since 2000. Interests: My wife and I have lots of fun in our blended family with eleven children, I am an avid sailor, writer, pilot, artist, shorebird wood carver, and recently, a hang glider pilot. Active Prayer Warrior for many years. I have been awarded Diamond Writer status with EzinesArticles.com where many of my articles are listed. Note: As a "Diamond Status Writer" I am rated as one of the top 20 writers in a world-wide competition with over 435,000 other EzinesArticle writers.

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      Terry Talks #3 - Terrance L. Weber

      Terry Talks

      Teeth, Dentists & Dentures

      by

      Terrance L. Weber

      Copyright 2012 by Terrance L. Weber

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      CONTENTS

      1. History of Dentures

      2. Denture History Part 1

      3. Denture History Part 2

      4. Cause of Tooth Decay

      5. Medical & Dental Facts

      6. Let’s All Talk About Teeth Problems

      7. Dental Trauma Can be Avoided

      8. Denture Embarrassment?

      9. Life Changes When Wearing Dentures

      10. Dentures Let You Keep Smiling

      11. How To Think About Your Teeth

      12. Technical Facts About Dentures & Denture Liners

      13. Dentistry’s No More Pain

      14. Old Dentures Can Be Recycled-Salvaged

      15. How To Keep Dentures Clean & Attractive

      16. Best Denture Glue Is…

      17. Denture Wearer’s Alert

      18. Do You Want A New Approach To Oral Care?

      19. How To Avoid Tooth Cavities

      20. Imagine People Width No Tooth Decay – True!

      21. Toothache Problems

      22. Better Dentures

      23. Denture Wearers Take Notice

      24. No More Loose Painful Dentures

      25. You Can Make Your Loose Dentures Fit Better

      26. Do You Have A Love-Hate Relationship With Your Dentist?

      27. Dentistry Myths & Truths

      28. When Natural Teeth Are Pulled…

      Chapter 1 - History of Dentures

      QUESTION: Am I The Only One Who Talks about Teeth, Dentists & Dentistry?

      Most people don’t talk about teeth or dentists until they have a toothache. Then they are forced to see a dentist. But even then they don't talk about their teeth, the dentist or the cost. My point is: your smile is the first thing people notice when meeting you. How often do you smile in a day? What do others see when you smile?

      I’ll tell you: They see your teeth framed by your up-curved smiling lips. Therefore, the teeth people see when you smile are a very valuable asset to you!

      Do you invest your money to protect & preserve that asset? If not, why not? Your attractive, healthy teeth and mouth help you have an attractive healthy life. It seems that nobody Talks about Dentists or Dentistry, except me!

      Strange isn’t it...no one ever talks about going to the dentist Why is that? I have been visiting my dentist ever since I was ten years old. I started getting to know dentists and dentistry after my two front teeth were accidentally broken.

      The kindly dentist my folks took me to (during those no money for the dentist days of the Great Depression in the 1930s) made my first partial denture at what was then a great expense to my cash-poor parents.

      The Dentist examined my teeth and told me I had inherited soft teeth from my parents. It seems I had a mouth full of teeth with cavities (caries) that always needed the attention of a dentist. Therefore, over the years, I’ve had to endure lots of tooth repairs while sitting in a dentist’s chair.

      But, no more. The dental care I’ve had for the past 85 years allowed my (always soft) natural teeth to survive and serve me well for many years…but I now have a full upper denture.

      Wearing a full denture is without a doubt a life-changing experience. I had to learn to do lots of things in different ways. For example: eating different foods, chewing, biting, talking, sneezing, singing, removing my denture to keep it clean, every day - and more.

      In short, having a denture always in your mouth is something you should avoid if you can.

      So, if you still have all of the natural teeth you were born with (except baby teeth), I urge you to go to your dentist regularly!

      The care your dentist provides, though quite expensive, will surely make your natural teeth last much longer; therefore well worth the cost of dental care.

      Tell all of your friends and relatives about the way you care for your teeth. Talk with them. Urge them to do the same. Tell them you do this to avoid ever buying a denture because you have learned that

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