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Frisco Orthodontics is a dental care center where passionate professionals well versed in transforming smiles and increasing self-confidence. Every customer who steps in with dental problems such as overcrowding of teeth, large gaps between teeth, or facing crossbite, overbite and underbite problems can stay calm and comfortable and walk away with a permanent solution from Frisco consultants. In addition, Firsco has Invisalign aligners that are removable and advantageous over braces.
I don't know what the real name of this gray wolf is, but I just love her cute little underslung face!
Female Mountain Bluebird (Sialia curricoides) so named for her unusual underbite! East of Trisk and Triska on Section 4 of Beaver Lake Road in Lake Country, BC.
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One of the small wooden cubes I've been working on.
Shazam
by thisisrabbit
Acrylic paint & pigment liner varnished onto wood block.
41mm x 41mm x 41mm
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Dental braces treatment is a common orthodontic procedure that is used to correct misaligned teeth and improve the overall appearance of the smile. Braces consist of small brackets that are attached to each tooth and a wire that connects them. Over time, the wire is tightened, which gradually shifts the teeth into the desired position. Braces are typically used to correct issues such as crowded or crooked teeth, overbites, underbites, and gaps between teeth. The treatment usually lasts between 1-3 years, depending on the severity of the case, and requires regular visits to the orthodontist for adjustments. dentalsquare.in/
Here's a shot of Turkish, doing his best to pretend I'm not inches from his face giggling at his massive overbite. Actually, the vet called it a congenital underbite. Ask Turk to give you a smile and you'd swear he's doing his best killer squirrel impression. The reality of it is that after 4 years on a race track and what appears to have been little to no dental care, he's lucky he has any teeth left at all. We love his smile even if it is the goofiest smile around.
Today I head up to Brooklyn in hopes of securing a place to live while Stacy does her clinical rotations at the Lutheran Medical Center. With any luck, I'll find something on Saturday and spend the next 4 days wandering the city with my camera. Probably not, regardless, wish me luck.
It's like those 80s photos where everyone jumps for the picture. Duckface, Prettyboy, Flying Ace, Wacky Wiggler, Underbite Wonderbite, and Invisible Steve.
I didn't do much today, hung around and read with the pup for a while and watched some hockey.
The Habs play Buffalo tomorrow night, they're very close to clinching a playoff spot. It has been 2 years since the Habs played a Stanley Cup Playoff game, it has been a long time coming for us Habs fans.
Rabbits are herbivorous animals, which means that they have evolved over the eons to obtain nutrition from plants. Grasses, leaves and other plants are very tough, therefore rabbit teeth have to be very hard to break down the plant fibers. Because of this constant wear, rabbit teeth grow continuously throughout their entire life. When rabbits are fed a diet deficient in tough, fibrous plant matter (like hay, grass and vegetables), their teeth are not worn down properly. The individual teeth wear down at different rates, so the teeth cannot meet normally, and the teeth grow in an abnormal pattern. Malocclusion is the term for teeth that do not meet normally.
Some rabbits are born with bad teeth; either an underbite, an overbite, or other malformation. These rabbits need frequent dental care, and depending upon the problem, may never have a normal life. Other rabbits are born with normal teeth, but the do not develop normally. Occasionally, malocclusion can be caused by trauma, for example, being bitten on the head, or falling and breaking a tooth. But most frequently, malocclusions are the result of too little fiber in the diet. More - www.mybunny.org/info/dental-problems-in-rabbits/
Ava has this weird way of blinking one eye at a time. She also has a pronounced underbite and her upper lip frequently gets all stuck up in there.
So, this is how she rolls.
Notice the lone tooth sticking out on the right.
With the underbite she kind of looks like the dog from "The NeverEnding Story".
This was a bit of a doodle-fest. I sold my old laptop, and had a wad of cash on me, so I got busy. From left-to-right, starting in the upper left hand corner:
1. Wolverine
2. Classic Disguise Lincoln
3. Batmandrew Jackson
4. Evil Railroad Baron Andrew Jackson
5. Classic Disguise Jackson
6. Andrew Jackson as an eight-year-old girl going to a Halloween party dressed as a cat
7. Prop Comedy Andrew Jackson
8. Classic Disguise Andrew Jackson
9. Waldo
10. Weird bird mask Andrew Jackson
11. Underbite Dracula Jackson
12. Abraham Lincoln
13. Aborted idea (kind of looks like Glam Hitler?)
14. Sad Hobo Clown Andrew Jackson #1
15. Sad Hobo Clown Andrew Jackson #2
16. Andrew "Two-Face" Jackson
17. Frankenjackson
Pippa has the cutest little underbite. This little litter of 10 week old Chihuahua/Pekingese pups are going to be altered on Thursday this week, and then should be available this Saturday, November 12 at our Petco adoption site.
In this undated hand out photo, Sebastian, a Persian cat with long black hair, sports gold crowns on his two large teeth, which grew sticking out from his lips in an underbite similar to a bulldog's. Concerned that his cat's exposed teeth could be damaged, Dr. David Steele a dentist from Alexandria, Ind., had gold crowns made for his cat pet. (AP Photo/Dr. David Steele via The Herald-Bulletin) **NO SALES**