You Just found the Perfect Birthday Gift Idea! Funny Orthodontic for Braces Wearers This journal / notebook is an excellent and funny birthday gift idea for your close friend. If you are looking for something unique and you don't like boring classic presents, then scroll up and click add to cart now! Notebook to write in, for creative writing, for creating lists or keeping notes, for organizing and recording their thoughts. Product Description: Measurements: 6 x 9 inches Color: Black and White Material: Premium Quality Paper Type: Paperback
UNDERSTANDING AND ENCOURAGEMENT!¿This book offers a humorous look into adult orthodontics ¿ a specialty in itself.¿D.J.T., DDS, St. Petersburg, FLEXCITEMENT!¿You¿ve added so much excitement to having braces. Helps me identify with patients.¿C.R.M., Orthodontic AssistantA MUST!¿A must for every orthodontist to read . . .! Great insight in how our patients perceive therapy.¿ P.D., DDS MS, Palm Harbor, FLHUMOR AND HONESTY!Humor and honesty inspire laughter as well as how to learn and grow through our personal experiences! D.T.E., Dental Receptionist/SectyENJOYABLE!Enjoyable humor, especially being a dentist! F.E.H., DDS, Clearwater, FL
The orthodontists are back, offering up their favorite "Dad" jokes to make their patients laugh and have a better day - knowing that better days lead to better lives. The Best Orthodontic Joke Book Volume 2, is filled with awesomely bad, rib-tickling jokes in full color; a sure treat for the young, and the young at heart.
What's the best way to calm a nervous patient? Make them laugh! Inside you'll find some of the best silly jokes that are sure to elicit a few giggles from the toughest patients while they're waiting. Why did the computer go to the dentist? Because it had Bluetooth! ~ Dr. Brian Anderson Where does Shamu get his braces done? At the Orcadontist! ~ Dr. Liz MorejonHow does an orthodontist get a lawyer? He gives them a retainer! ~ Dr. Travis TalbotWhat dinosaur had the healthiest teeth and gums? The flosso-raptor! ~Dr. Greg Ohanian How do you straighten a polar bear's teeth? With brrrr-aces! ~Dr. Avi Goldberg
Surviving Braces, a guide of tips, recipes and more to help you get through orthodontic treatment, is a unique book on getting through the orthodontic journey. It has everything included to breeze through orthodontic care informed and empowered. Included are chapters with more than 65 delicious braces-friendly recipes and much more. There are practical tips and what to expect when you get braces, funny stories and braces trivia, an orthodontic diary, an elastics tracker, and help with orthodontic emergencies. There is even a diagram showing the parts of braces, to help you better communicate with your orthodontist. Child or adult, patient or parent, this book is a must have for anyone taking the journey of orthodontics. It makes a great gift too!
Why do some people wear braces? How do braces work? Questions such as these are answered in this accessible text, which explains this common part of growing up in a creative way. It resonates with those who already wear braces and prepares those who may be nervous about having to wear braces. Illustrated characters, such as "Millie Molar" and "Bertie Bracket" are fun and friendly faces used to explain the basics of braces and encourage empathy toward those who wear them. In addition, informative fact boxes and a detailed glossary enhance understanding of the science and technology of braces.
Existing research on monsters acknowledges the deep impact monsters have especially on Politics, Gender, Life Sciences, Aesthetics and Philosophy. From Sigmund Freud’s essay ‘The Uncanny’ to Scott Poole’s ‘Monsters in America’, previous studies offer detailed insights about uncanny and immoral monsters. However, our anthology wants to overcome these restrictions by bringing together multidisciplinary authors with very different approaches to monsters and setting up variety and increasing diversification of thought as ‘guiding patterns’. Existing research hints that monsters are embedded in social and scientific exclusionary relationships but very seldom copes with them in detail. Erving Goffman’s doesn’t explicitly talk about monsters in his book ‘Stigma’, but his study is an exceptional case which shows that monsters are stigmatized by society because of their deviations from norms, but they can form groups with fellow monsters and develop techniques for handling their stigma. Our book is to be understood as a complement and a ‘further development’ of previous studies: The essays of our anthology pay attention to mechanisms of inequality and exclusion concerning specific historical and present monsters, based on their research materials within their specific frameworks, in order to ‘create’ engaging, constructive, critical and diverse approaches to monsters, even utopian visions of a future of societies shared by monsters. Our book proposes the usual view, that humans look in a horrified way at monsters, but adds that monsters can look in a critical and even likewise frightened way at the very societies which stigmatize them.
These days, more and more children are going through that rite of passage known as getting braces. Now they can chronicle the experience in this very hip, very cool, and very original journal. Created by bestselling author Dan Price, this beautifully designed guide is entirely hand-lettered and drawn, and captures every moment, from the first appointment to that blessed day when the orthodontist says “All done!” and finally removes the braces. It has space for before and after photographs, room to track orthodontist visits, “Fun Facts” pages, suggested “Books to Read,” the dreaded “Forbidden Foods” list, and fun illustrations on “Troubleshooting” common problems with your braces. This is an all-around great gift!
Granny Moo has to chew her food slowly, trying to make every bite count. Why does she have such trouble chomping down the luscious, green meadow grass? Because Granny Moo needs braces. Granny s Crooked Teeth is Sharon Marie s hilarious story of a rather stubborn old cow who finds herself galloping down the aisles of a food-store and riding a merry-go-round when she runs away from the farm in an effort to escape the clutches of Riva, the veterinarian who wants to put braces on Granny s crooked teeth. A delightful tale that will tickle the youngsters funny bones and have them applauding when Granny Moo, with a little help from her friend Tommy, at last overcomes her fear and returns to the farm, anxious to see what a difference the braces will make to such a cow as herself. Illustrated by Janet Kucharnik A Personal Advantage in Strategic Advertising GRANNY S CROOKED TEETH By Sharon Marie In the near future television commercials will be using animal characters to produce health messages for children. In a similar fashion, we offer this delightful new book for children who take orthodontics seriously. GRANNY S CROOKED TEETH is a must for families where children are or soon will be wearing braces. In a sensitive manner, Sharon Marie helps young patients feel secure in coping with orthodontics. GRANNY S CROOKED TEETH is appropriate and successful advertising in tracking a mega-market. Copies of this title sent home with young patients will reach younger siblings, cousins, friends, neighbors, and schoolmates. One glance beyond the covered book binding will put future patients in contact with the name of the caring orthodontist who has thoughtfully provided the patient with a personalized copy of GRANNY S CROOKED TEETH. Signed with your signature and perhaps a cheerful Keep Smiling , GRANNY S CROOKED TEETH will yield significant impact for your practice for many years to come.
Things are getting weirdly crazy and crazy funny! Just when he thought he couldn't get weirder, Weir's back from the dentist and HE'S WEARING BRACES! How is he going to hide his train tracks from Bella and his friends? It won't be easy ... but it will be FUNNY!
