#damon system

[leikerorthodonticsconroe]

Five ways an orthodontist could help you and your children

Orthodontists are specially-trained dentists who can give you a better smile. They do this by bringing the teeth, jaw bones and facial profile into proper alignment. Here are five ways they could help you or your family: Straightening your teeth to cut the risk of decay and gum disease Enhancing your appearance to boost your self-esteem Correcting protruding or misaligned teeth to get rid of…

[leikerorthodonticsthewoodlands]

Why Modern Teenagers Need Braces

Many teenagers wonder why they need to wear braces. Is it all about cosmetics or is there something more important? Back in the days of the cave men, teenagers were only two or three feet tall. But over the last 10,000 years, people have got bigger. While our mouths have got a little bigger, our teeth got a lot bigger. As a result, teeth no longer fit correctly into most people’s…

[oceanblueortho]

Visiting an Orthodontist

Orthodontics is a specialist area of dentistry focused on treating problems like crooked teeth and bad bite known as malocclusion. Orthodontic work gives you a better smile and leads to many health benefits. The treatment is provided through braces, corrective procedures and other ‘appliances’ to straighten teeth and correct jaw alignment. While most dentists are trained to treat minor…

[hollywoodorthodontics]

When to Take Your Child to the Orthodontist

An orthodontist is a dentist who has completed extra study in how to straighten teeth by bringing the teeth, jaw bones and facial profile into proper alignment. The best time for a child to visit an orthodontist is between the ages of five and seven. They are already beginning to get permanent teeth and any problems from overbite and crowding will be noticeable. As most growth happens before…

[rockturbot]

The good old days when evidence law was still longer than three (3) pages😌

[daenysthedreamer101]

TVD Thoughts - season 1

I just watched ep. 8 of the Vampire Diaries ("162 Candles") and damn...

Can we all please take a moment of silence for my girl Lexi! Like... 😭😭Ughh, she just died in the same damn episode she was introduced in!

Damn it, Damon, I liked her! She was sooo cool! I loved her relationship with Stefan, and how they had a genuine friendship and he was so happy to see her. And then, Damon just kills her at the end... 🙄🙄🙄

I lived for that scene at the beginning of the ep when she overpowered Damon, like yes girly,👏 put 👏him👏 in👏 his place!

R. I. P. Lexi you were truly a baddie 💅

(she had such a good vampire face btw)

I'll just add more gifs of her cause she's really pretty!!! 😩💖💖💖

Look at them! Cuties! True BFFs (until Damon ruined it 🙄)

She even helped Stefan with Elena, I mean true friend right there.

😩😩😩🎤💿💗

And please no spoilers, please. I only recently started watching.

(Sorry this turned into a rant, I'll go now lol)

[aquarium-visits]

sloppy eater

[turkitty5]

you and me and her

[fieldsofwax]

the entirety of tvd is about two brothers who from childhood, as a trauma response (abusive alcoholic father), colluded with each other into playing roles of morally good brother and bad brother and them doing all they can to reinforce that (damon the scapegoat, stefan the secretive ‘hero’) -but vampirism, as a condition of forced moral greyness, challenges this act of being moral opposites that they do. Stefan continued the cycle of “addiction” in being a ripper as a vampire, and Damon displays dry drunkenness and scapegoat/rebel behavior. And when a human (who is not forced into moral greyness)-Elena (the mediator), manages to actually get to know these vampires, she gets to them to realize that neither is "good" or "bad"-no one is.

This is best displayed in the season 7 scene of Damon and Stefan as children. Their alcoholic father proclaims that someone stole his money out of the house. Damon takes the fall for it so that Stefan doesn’t get abused. Their father then asks Stefan to grab his lighter so that he can light the cigar that he uses to burn Damon with as punishment.

[justanothermarinafan]

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[leikerorthodonticsconroe]

Why Straighten Your Teeth?

If you don’t have straight teeth, you might wonder if you need to do anything about it. Straight teeth have psychological and physiological benefits. Straight teeth can help you bite, chew and speak better. They also contribute to healthy teeth and gums. Properly aligned teeth and jaws may also alleviate or prevent physical health problems. Having straight teeth enhances your smile and makes…

[leikerorthodonticsthewoodlands]

Why Adult Orthodontist Treatment is Different

One reason orthodontic treatment for adults is different is that, when you are older, it is harder to enlarge your mouth to get all of your teeth to fit. When you are growing, your jaw is more flexible and the orthodontist can stretch your mouth so everything fits. However, after you finish growing, your jaw hardens and it becomes difficult for an orthodontist to stretch it. While you can have…

[oceanblueortho]

Why Teenagers Need Braces

The idea of getting braces may at first be daunting to a teenager. But the benefits definitely make it worthwhile. It may be hard to believe at first but the long-term benefit is a better smile that makes you look great. Truth is about 70% of US teenagers need braces so, if you look around your class, probably about two out of three of your friends have braces or will have them soon. Just…

[hollywoodorthodontics]

How braces help both children and adults

Crowded or crooked teeth known as malocclusion not only spoil your smile, they also increase your risk of dental health problems. Corrective procedures and appliances such as braces straighten teeth and correct jaw alignment. Malocclusions are often noticed around ages 6 12, when the adult teeth begin to erupt. The process of straightening out teeth, known as orthodontic treatment, often…

[nerdie-faerie]

Thinking about Bonnie being directly responsible for Caroline's vampirism

[adam-sadmon]

I do not wish to feel better, I only wish for others to find out their favourite celebrities are transphobes like I did with Alice Cooper and feel my pain.