Chemistry Paper 2

After Dr. Lagstein left the Army, he worked as a pediatric dentist, and is a Diplomate of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentists. He then went on to complete many hours of training in orthodontics and has been providing orthodontic care to his New York City patients for the last 34 years. He is one of the top lingual braces provider in the country. He also provides Fastbraces for patients of all ages who want a fast-acting orthodontic solution. Dr. Lagstein loves transform

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You may have done siinple experiments alkene can be quickly and easily differentiated from an alkane. to learn how an identified, and

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Smile! "Over 4 million people in the U.S wear braces"(Margolis). It is not easy to

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“Over four million people in the U.S. wear braces, and 25 percent of these individuals are adults. If you have a misaligned jaw or out-of-place teeth, be sure to ask your dentist if braces are right for you.” (A Biographical Portrait of Edward Hartley Angle, Nov. 6)

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Invisalign was founded in 1997 by two graduate students with no dental or orthodontic experience. What they did have was an idea about how to make “braces” aesthetically pleasing and nearly invisible. They were able to secure initial funding, set their sights on their target market and worked to build relationships and train approximately 75% of all US orthodontists (Coughlan and Hennessy, 2004, p.7). However, something wasn’t clicking; consumers didn’t believe the hype. Their advertising campaign was moving full steam ahead and inquiries were steadily growing, but being able to convert

Over the last decade, Orthodontics has been placed into the category of cosmetics. Some feel that this type of oral-health has minimal to no health related benefits at all, and that it is solely provided to create and maintain a pretty smile. The purpose of my essay is to argue that braces do more than just straighten teeth. Irregularities in the jaw-bone are more common than people realize and without correction, can cause permanent jaw disfigurement, tongue thrusts and food impaction, which can lead multiple forms of malocclusions, rotten teeth and gum disease. I plan to negate the idea that malocclusions can be ignored without damage to a person’s over-all health, and to answer questions such as: How are malocclusions affecting speech? Why

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