| Should we clean our teeth before gnashing them in anger at another signal failure? |
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| We've been kicked in the teeth so many times over the years but have always managed to keep on going, but this time, we're in real trouble. |
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| The lead author suggests using toothpaste for sensitive teeth and drinking more tea. |
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| His face was flushed with indescribable rage, his teeth gnashing with his eyes bulging. |
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| Firefishes have numerous small teeth that occur in clusters on the upper and lower jaws. |
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| There are some advantages to retaining selected teeth under dentures instead of having them extracted. |
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| I barely had time to parry her first blow with the shield before she was coming around again, sword raised and teeth bared in a white grimace. |
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| To clean our teeth some of us used a cake of pink cleaner in a round aluminium tin. |
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| Only a few, fragmentary teeth are preserved, and judging by the fragments and the size of alveoli, the teeth were gracile. |
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| They are walking toward the camera, perfect teeth lighting up their pretty faces. |
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| Just a year ago, people were gnashing their teeth that the US was lost and it was time to leave to friendlier climes. |
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| That could lead to an Asian rim armed to the teeth with nukes and other weapons. |
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| It is pointless to note that incisions to a carcass by the teeth of predators or scavengers often resemble knife cuts. |
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| He saw them watching him and bared his teeth in the manner of an angry dog. |
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| Power failures seem to be the order of the day as they have become as routine as brushing one's teeth every morning. |
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| His teeth were glinting in the twilight and his fingers were barely sheathed in skin. |
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| From the milk teeth to, potentially, false teeth, you have the story of somebody's life. |
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| The first teeth normally start to break through the gum from at around six to nine months old. |
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| No preserved teeth or alveoli can be observed in the premaxilla and dentary bones. |
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| Of all the men, he was the only one who looked as if he'd shaved or brushed his teeth during the last week. |
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| Gilgamesh roared, his teeth gnashing together in an effort to hold the stronger, older man back. |
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| Call if you would like to be taught how to clean and brush your child's teeth and gums. |
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| Alex reached in and extracted what looked like a crocodile head that was gnashing its teeth together menacingly. |
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| He gritted his teeth and wrestled with the joystick in a vain effort to regain control of his crippled craft. |
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| For the record I scoffed a tiny tub of blackcurrant so purple it sent my teeth mauve, and another of gooseberry and elderflower. |
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| He was a journalist of the old school, a reporter who once he got his teeth into a story wouldn't let go. |
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| His teeth were too long, his hooves in a bad way and he had septicaemia, a disease caused by toxic micro-organisms in the blood. |
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| Her eyes were squeezed shut, gritting her teeth so hard her jaw ached, attempting to count to ten in order to help calm herself down. |
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| By the late eighteenth century, porcelain had replaced ivory as the material of choice for teeth in dentures. |
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| Desperate for the off, they pawed the ground, bared their teeth and sank their fangs into each other's necks. |
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| This action will create an impression of the top teeth in the rubber material. |
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| I hate beginning Monday mornings with the kind of irritation that sets my teeth on edge and makes me want to shout at the person concerned. |
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| Bridgework involves the preparation of supporting teeth known as abutments. |
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| Long moans, clicks of his tongue, and the sucking of his teeth were clearly heard. |
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| The teeth of the ratchet aren't sufficiently large or strong to hold the center channel speaker if the unit gets bumped or moved. |
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| But something about the way these magazines photograph women sets my teeth on edge. |
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| Both the milk teeth and the permanent teeth give the face its shape and form. |
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| Kicking into the teeth of a severe wind Ryan Cunningham was unfortunate in just shaving the posts. |
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| To help keep dog's teeth in tip top shape, give them rawhide chews to gnaw on. |
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| The guard was armed with a long spear and a knife, the goat with only his tiny sharp teeth and his severely obstreperous attitude. |
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| These teeth are used to crush prey, mostly of shellfish and crustaceans, and only rarely are used offensively towards divers. |
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| And when she looked closer, she could tell he had shaved, and brushed his teeth and washed his hair. |
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| Once, he even directed the helmsman to beach the boat, right into the teeth of an ambush, and pursued our attackers on foot, into the jungle. |
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| So at least I'm not delivering the platter to my DVD player with my teeth gnashing in fury. |
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| Kay's eyes flew open and she leaped at Jon, fists clenched, teeth gnashing and Aya and I could barely hold her back. |
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| The teeth and their pattern of wear are unlike that seen in any modern mammal so what this animal ate is something of a mystery. |
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| The dentition of the species is highly reduced, with males possessing one or occasionally two pairs of short teeth in the tip of the lower jaw. |
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| When eating Japanese cuisine, her favorite, she opts for a little extra wasabi and green tea to keep her teeth healthy. |
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| Further restrictions on working time would be a kick in the teeth for many firms, particularly smaller ones. |
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| We had some other outings and play dates and none of these events ended with my son gnashing his teeth and throwing objects at other's heads. |
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| My teeth are clenched even thinking about kids treating Franklin the way I watched them treat the kids in my school. |
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| The rain turned from warm and pleasurable to cold and assaulting, and my teeth chattered, my words stammered, because of it. |
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| Hominids had teeth that resembled those of pigs and bears, which can chew tough, fiber-rich food. |
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| And as if diseased teeth and gums aren't bad enough, the problem more obviously manifests itself as halitosis, bad breath. |
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| We would both have to admit, we'd been checking his gums for signs of teeth more than three times a day. |
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| Kathleen gnashed her teeth together as the backlash rolled through her mind and stabbed at her heart. |
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| There was a funny smell when I moved in so I sprayed a ton of Lysol, and I brush my teeth a lot. |
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| In many people, the wisdom teeth are unable to erupt normally so they either remain below the jawline or don't grow in properly. |
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| Most people have irregularities in their teeth where plaque can accumulate out of reach and harden into tartar. |
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| He could feel creatures all around him, lurking, waiting to sink their teeth and claws into his flesh. |
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| We recognize four basic kinds of teeth in an individual's jaw, the incisors, canines, premolars, and molars. |
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| When you say that your daughter's teeth have worn down, that implies that she might be grinding her teeth, probably at night. |
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| Her even white teeth gleamed whitely as she raised her own opened soda to her lips. |
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| In the same vein, having fur and teeth and canine DNA doesn't necessarily make your dog a reliable watchdog. |
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| With my teeth chattering and my knees wobbling, I somehow managed to climb the steps to the second floor. |
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| Deirdre's eyes were set in a determined glower, David's teeth gritted in effort. |
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| After showering, I brushed my teeth and cleaned the rest of last night's make up off my eyes. |
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| Even after all these years, loud eating is the one trait which still sets my teeth on edge. |
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| It's the very work architecture students and interns here have long cut their teeth on. |
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| She balled her hands into fists at her sides and clenched her teeth with rage. |
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| His lips are open, and his two front teeth gleam with an otherworldly whiteness. |
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| This matching of the cusps allowed the teeth to occlude, or meet, in a precision bite. |
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| She gnaws a steak with her mouth open, picks her teeth with her fingernails, laughs with a porcine snort and drinks beer out of the bottle. |
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| Dental floss removes plaque from between the teeth where the toothbrush cannot reach. |
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| Your dentist will look at your teeth for signs of wear due to grinding and examine your jaw joint. |
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| At points I was considering getting a large hammer and knocking most of my own teeth out. |
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| Whitening removes stains and lightens the teeth by acting on the surface enamel and the dentine inside the tooth. |
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| They seemed to be no better off than their subjects, with hair and teeth falling out and sores like burns on bare faces and hands. |
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| They were all heroes because they worked very, very hard and have the bit between their teeth right now. |
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| Another hospital in our area was cited for not marking teeth for a dental procedure. |
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| As soon as the first baby teeth begin to appear you should start to clean them. |
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| She had two teeth everywhere because none of her baby teeth were coming out and she was really having difficulty, the poor thing. |
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| The teeth are equally thickened and less prominently trabeculate on both adaxial and abaxial sides. |
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| Injuries to both baby teeth and permanent teeth should be treated by a dentist. |
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| I've got the bit in my teeth with this show and I'm very determined to take it as far as it will go. |
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| It's an exercise in atmosphere that gives her a chance to sink her teeth into the meaty role of femme fatale Margaret. |
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| They will have the bit between their teeth again and we will really have to pull something out of the top drawer to qualify for the semi-final. |
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| Your dentist or health visitor can help you look after you child's teeth if you are not sure what to do. |
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| I smiled at my reflection and my pearly white teeth were visible and stood out from my tanned face. |
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| This dentine is darker than enamel, so teeth appear stained and discoloured. |
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| The chances of a child injuring his front teeth are quite high, especially when they protrude, more so in contact sports. |
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| The player's decision is a disaster for his club, a real kick in the teeth for his employers. |
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| Generally, the front, incisor and canine teeth have one canal, premolars have two canals and the back molar teeth have three. |
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| Opening its jaws, the wolf-like beast charged forward, teeth gnashing at the air and paws thudding off the ground. |
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| Our teeth tell us something about our ancestry, ethnic background, and age, our environment and our health. |
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| With the possible exception of this small missing portion of the jaw, there are no other teeth or denticles on the prearticular. |
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| The set of teeth can be taken out if required, though there should be no need to, and they can be cleaned in the usual way. |
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| To hear from the Government that their regiment is about to be scrapped is a kick in the teeth for the brave men and women of our armed services. |
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| Tooth-whitening toothpastes can remove some stains and help keep your teeth clean in the short term. |
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| This is nothing more than a kick in the teeth for the local residents who have supported the club for many years. |
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| There are of course better adhesives to bind false teeth and gums together. |
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| When they announced they were going on a cruise, I was gnashing my teeth thinking, how could they abandon their babysitting duties? |
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| Gritting his teeth and squinting with determination he pursued the enemy fighter that weaved in and out of his sights but he stayed with it. |
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| Nadine shook her head, and instead pulled her lips apart with her fingers and bared her teeth at us. |
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| Also, the incisiform teeth appear to project slightly anteriorly, whereas the occlusal surface of the cheek teeth face dorsally. |
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| Eventually, of course, the cheetah wins, sinking its teeth into the jugular of the prey and ending its life. |
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| The teeth of children who consume acidic foods or drinks, become sensitive to hot and cold food and drink. |
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| I was also addicted to soft drinks so no wonder my teeth are so shot to pieces these days. |
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| Mr Wilson claimed the dog, believed to be a Japanese Akita, grabbed his right hand with its teeth and dragged him to the ground. |
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| Having an appliance fitted doesn't hurt, but your teeth usually feel tender for a few days after it is fitted or adjusted. |
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| They have better upholstery, they're adequately airbrushed and their teeth are whiter than white. |
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| Yet these earlier birds did not possess claws on their wings or teeth in their beaks. |
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| Perhaps the most interesting feature of the teeth is the marked wear on the lingual surfaces of the canines and incisors. |
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| In some therapy, probably Jungian, losing one's teeth is a sign of losing one's power. |
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| Wisdom teeth problems are more common among European whites compared to Orientals and blacks. |
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| Could the answer for dental plaque be a transplant, not of teeth but of genetically engineered bacteria? |
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| After pulling a small piece of thread out from the zip teeth I pulled the zip up firmly and it was secured to her leg. |
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| As well as having large canines for dealing with bigger prey, their cheek teeth are serrated, which enables them to strain krill from the water. |
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| So the whole thing becomes an anti-climax that set my teeth gnashing once again. |
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| I kicked off my covers and ran into the bathroom, brushed my teeth and cleaned myself off. |
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| Soon the wealthy will look at the poor and notice how terrible their teeth are. |
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| The patient's dentition was normal, and the left mandibular teeth were nontender and immobile. |
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| Physical removal of the bacteria through brushing or wiping the teeth is still necessary. |
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| Like his predecessors, Lt Patrick Ryan caught his dolphins between his teeth from the bottom of the glass as he knocked back a tot of rum. |
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| Every sound that filtered through the snow-laden branches set his teeth on edge. |
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| You probably know that flossing removes plaque from between teeth and at the gum line, where periodontal disease often begins. |
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| Visit your dentist regularly and have your teeth professionally cleaned as required. |
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| I finished brushing my teeth and wiped the steamy mirror so I could see my reflection. |
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| Nika stood up as her captive yanked and strained at the glittering strand that leashed her, shoulders bunching and teeth bared. |
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| This is a kick in the teeth for the people of Salford and an outrageous waste of taxpayers' money. |
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| Spending time on preventive dentistry is the single most effective way of preserving your precious teeth for a lifetime. |
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| Crooked teeth are often inherited from our parents, but they can also be the result of the early loss of milk teeth or thumb sucking. |
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| So-called open-root teeth are common to animals that gnaw, such as beavers. |
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| As I surveyed the waterfront, a cabin cruiser pulled up and deposited a large Indian man with gleaming teeth before pulling away again. |
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| Unless, of course, the sound of kids enjoying themselves sets your teeth on edge. |
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| The clear implication is that, at least in Idiognathodus, the teeth occluded in a regular and precise way. |
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| Soon, we finished eating and Halley took Isabella upstairs to change into her pajamas and brush her teeth as I cleaned up the kitchen. |
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| I have been thinking about this all day long, ever since someone made a stray remark about this investigation that just set my teeth on edge. |
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| Some layers were quite rich in small fish remains, like the interesting double-pronged sharks' teeth and the fin-spines of acanthodian fishes. |
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| In spite of these improvements in dental health, teeth are still extracted because of decay. |
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| The pythons have around 250 teeth and catch their prey by biting, grabbing, then wrapping themselves around the prey and constricting it. |
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| Use dental floss to clean between your teeth and remove any trapped food that could cause tooth decay. |
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| In some chitons, the radula has teeth tipped with magnetite, which hardens them. |
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| The care and cleaning of your baby's teeth is important for long-term dental health. |
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| These infant teeth are used to scrape fatty secretions and other nourishing substances from the female's reproductive organs. |
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| I gritted my teeth and swallowed hard, my thoughts briefly turning to the heavy missile batteries and the people who crewed them. |
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| What is disclosed is that he first cut his teeth in the family joinery and building business alongside his father and uncle. |
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| Most people have teeth removed under local anaesthesia by a general dentist or oral surgeon. |
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| Bacteria in plaque around teeth metabolize sugars rapidly, creating local areas of high acidity which erode tooth enamel. |
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| Salivary bicarbonate can help protect teeth against attack from acids produced by bacteria in dental plaque. |
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| Your dentist will take impressions of your teeth using a kind of putty and send these to a laboratory where the splint is made. |
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| Following the example of numerous celebrities, it is fast becoming the norm to have your teeth whitened professionally. |
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| His teeth were rattling in head, his legs had turned to jelly and his knees were knocking together like castanets. |
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| They highlight the need for parents to take a much more active role in promoting good brushing habits as soon as milk teeth appear. |
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| Far in the back of his throat was a glimmer of light, a pale glow that illuminated his teeth and palate. |
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| I was so tired after and went to clean my teeth to find the toothpaste missing. |
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| It's staring at me and I swear I saw a fine set of razor-sharp teeth as it grinned at me. |
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| The tiny animal suddenly had a huge mouth full of razor-sharp teeth and gobbled up the candy in one bite. |
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| Gritting his teeth against the agony, he slowly turned his head to look at Danny. |
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| Claire gritted her teeth against the pain, a high, keen sound escaping her lips. |
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| Pruning saws have narrower blades with coarse teeth that are designed to cut on the pull stroke. |
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| Oven baked kibble also tends to stick to the dog's teeth a lot worse than extruded dry food. |
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| The keepers are warning people not to play with the animal if they see it, as it has sharp canine teeth that can inflict serious bites. |
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| Daniel gritted his teeth against the overwhelming sensations that were taking hold of him. |
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| Children should get regular checkups after age 3 or when all 20 baby teeth have come in. |
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| The researchers were able to isolate the stem cells from the baby teeth of children seven to eight years of age. |
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| Groaning and biting her teeth against the pain she pushed herself to her knees. |
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| He closed his eyes and let his power surge through him, gritting his teeth against the torrent. |
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| Brushing at night is important as it protects teeth against acid attack while you are asleep. |
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| She clenched her teeth against the pain that flooded through her and tried to calm down. |
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| The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth and the smoke encircled his head like a wreath. |
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| This episode was a stretch in every way, causing me to grit my teeth until it wrapped. |
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| Visit your dentist or hygienist to have your teeth scaled and polished on a regular basis. |
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| Brackish spray flew over his face as fins and scales and gnashing teeth tore at the air. |
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| The wind chill seemed to double when I took off into it, but I gritted my teeth and told myself to live with it. |
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| To protect your child's teeth against decay and erosion, try to keep squashes, fizzy drinks, natural fruit juices, sweets and cakes to a minimum. |
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| Regaining my determination, I grit my teeth and ignore the agonising, torturous pain in my wrist which was quickly spreading through my body. |
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| I think there's a real sense right across Government of having the bit between our teeth and wanting to get on with it. |
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| More and more people have decided not to put up with yellowing, stained teeth and, instead, are having them bleached into a pearly white grins. |
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| After an initial consultation, your dentist creates an impression of your teeth and sends it to a lab where veneers are custom-made. |
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| The tooth row is present throughout the entire preserved length of the jaw and possesses 16 teeth and empty alveoli. |
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| What I normally do in these circumstances is grit my teeth and carry on regardless. |
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| James had cut his teeth and earned his spurs and like father, like son, he has not been slow to court the Chinese. |
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| For dental X-rays, the dentist or dental hygienist places a small piece of film in your mouth, behind the section of teeth being X-rayed. |
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| Its fixed 20-degree angle channels process snow through the blades and teeth downward into the ski trail. |
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| If successful, she could be showing her teeth on TV this September in a fight to the finish. |
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| Her unruly teeth have been tamed into a neat, pearly, Californian smile, the parakeet spiked hair is now a glossy black mane. |
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| Healthy teeth mean that the child is able to eat a healthy diet, and aid the growth of the jaw. |
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| You let your hand stay there and then the snake relaxes his teeth and you can remove it out of his mouth. |
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| I have seen soft teeth harden after cod liver oil and lots of butter are added to the diet. |
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| Elisabeth gave out a yelp as the sharp teeth of the snake dove into her skin, unleashing its venomous liquid. |
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| But one day the world kicks you in the teeth and you don't have any choice but to see things the way they really are. |
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| Teeth subject to intrusive luxation have been intruded into the alveolar bone, which may occur to the point that the teeth are not visible. |
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| My handsome brother, with his shiny black hair, white teeth and carved jaw line. |
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| This is a kick in the teeth for the members of the council who worked so hard. |
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| They reproduce like rabbits and gnaw almost permanently because their teeth grow all the time. |
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| The European Court of Justice has recently delivered a kick in the teeth to British people who want to work longer hours. |
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| There were rudimentary stalactites and stalagmites protruding from ceiling and floor, like the teeth of some gargantuan creature's mouth. |
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| Jamie Johnstone said staff felt like they had been kicked in the teeth after all their hard work building up the business. |
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| Thank you for making me laugh by saying I looked like a monster after the charcoal stained my teeth black. |
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| I couldn't help but notice his teeth were stained a faint yellow, probably from consumption of too many cigars. |
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| Their fingers are stained and their teeth are yellow and their breath smells of smoke, and still, I don't say a thing. |
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| When he smiled, his white square teeth shone, reflecting bright sparks of light. |
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| Just remember if you're going to church make sure you clean your teeth and purchase a packet of extra strong mints. |
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| The girl gritted her teeth distastefully and resisted the tempting urge to spit at the man. |
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| Up again, but a hold flakes under your grip, calcine teeth are chewing at your wrist in the crack, then a toe skates, and like that, poof! |
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| The coach punctuated this talk with an air punch that could have dislodged teeth had anyone been standing in his fist's way. |
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| Because wisdom teeth are at the back of the mouth, close to the airway, any infection around the area can potentially become very serious. |
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| Strontium is an element similar to calcium, and follows calcium into teeth and bones. |
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| Such malocclusions resolve spontaneously if thumb-sucking stops before the permanent teeth erupt. |
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| My claws flash and my teeth gnash, making grinding noises in my ears. |
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| Her face contorted into an animalistic snarl, her muscles tensed, her concentration rose to a new acme, her blood raced, her hair stood on end, and her teeth gnashed together. |
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| He roars and snarls at the crowd, his eyes rolling, his teeth gnashing. |
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| Jared clenched his jaw so tightly that his teeth gnashed unpleasantly. |
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| When I last checked in on their message board to see if there was word of a UK tour, all the UK fans were still gnashing their teeth over the absence of plans. |
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| Shrieking out and wailing, all the lawless teeth are gnashing. |
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| When I went to bed that night I cried myself to sleep with my fingers in my mouth, jiggling all my teeth desperately, tears running saltily into my open mouth. |
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| They were also known to file their teeth to show their toughness. |
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| Your dentist or dental hygienist will be able to tell you whether you are cleaning your teeth properly and advise you on how to clean any areas you are missing. |
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| Beneath their tentacles is a mouth full of teeth the size of fingers. |
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| All teeth can be replaced with removable partial or complete dentures. |
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| Prescribing of drugs for Alzheimer's disease and prophylactic extraction of wisdom teeth showed trends consistent with, but not obviously a consequence of, the guidance. |
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| Like vampires, they had sharp teeth of all canines, meant for ripping and tearing, but unlike the vampires, they had two fangs that curved down over their lower lips. |
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| We were fortunate in that The Hog loved having his teeth brushed and it was never necessary to take him to the vet to have them done under anaesthetic, as is usual. |
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| The rag-tearer or 'devil' had been equipped with teeth instead of the original blades, so that it was capable of tearing up the better qualities of cloth. |
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| She asked through jittering teeth as Xephyr carried her down the sidewalk. |
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| Lastly, in 1571, the Settlement gained teeth sharper than the Act of Uniformity, when a Subscription Act required the beneficed clergy to assent to the Thirty-nine Articles. |
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| If the backsaw had been made as hard as the other saws, it likely would have broken in use, since, as noted before, the teeth were too brittle to set as it is. |
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| He scringed his teeth and gathered his strength to ram home the bar. |
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| Before beginning work on the lunge, it is advisable to ask your vet to check his teeth to make sure there are no sharp points or Wolf teeth in need of removing. |
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| When a baby savagely bites its teething ring, it is because it is experiencing excruciating pain from the teeth tearing their way through its gums. |
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| But Sciortino cut her teeth in that world of excess irony, cynicism, and posturing. |
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| He drank a taste, scringing his teeth against the first, bitter sting. |
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| But Mumu is afraid of the landowner and bares her teeth to her. |
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| They are a great, big pack of countless mongrels baring their teeth and don't you think for one second that you are safe or that it is George Bush's fault that you are not. |
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| You think you're going in the right direction and then a performance like that really kicks you in the teeth so all the lads were very disappointed and so were the staff. |
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| Curtis found that both predynastic Egyptians and Nubians rarely had wisdom teeth problems, but they often existed in persons living in later periods of history. |
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| Bacteria, predominantly mutans streptococci, metabolize monosaccharide and disaccharide sugars to produce acid that demineralizes teeth and causes cavities. |
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| Also, he lifted weights with his teeth to bulk up his neck and trapezius muscles. |
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| Give me a new toothbrush and I can widdle the thing down to nothing but a shabby nubbin of its former self within three days, using nothing but my teeth and gums. |
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| I could remember him talking about how coffee can stain a person's teeth yellow and how he felt like he was too young to have yellow stained teeth. |
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| One source told Orth that Cruise brought in his hairstylist for Boniadi and wanted her incisor teeth filed down. |
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| Complete dentures are used when all upper and lower teeth are missing. |
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| The teeth and tongue should be kept clean by brushing twice daily. |
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| The initial jaw position was obtained with the teeth in centric occlusion. |
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| So yea and verily it came to pass, like a storm force wind from the breath of God, a great wailing and gnashing of teeth arose from the multitude. |
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| It's much kinder to their teeth than juice or squash and fizzy drinks. |
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| He bent over and trailed his sharp teeth along her collarbone. |
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| I knew it was a grin, but the bared teeth still made my hackles rise. |
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| But down below, millions of Londoners from the queen on down are gritting their teeth and plugging their ears. |
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| Her face is round, and her dimpled smile is accented by two front teeth that resemble Chiclets. |
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| But her husband, who could tell she was gritting her teeth just to get through the encounter, bailed out. |
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| A friend of mine is recovering from alcoholism and she just has to grit her teeth at weddings. |
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| In April last year, he sank his teeth into a Serbian player, Branislav Ivanovic, in the Premier League. |
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| Brooke shows his teeth in a wide smile and opens the cottage door for her. |
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| Death and its hideous aftermath can come at the hands and blackened teeth of reanimated corpses or the deranged, power hungry gun muzzle of a fellow survivor. |
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| In the 1950s we scaled and cleaned teeth mainly by hand ultrasonic scalers and efficient aspirators of particulate matter and spray had yet to appear. |
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| It was a mirthless smile, revealing teeth yellowed by smoke and neglect. |
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| A calf, like a human child, has baby teeth that loosen and fall out. |
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| Problems can also be caused by accidents or losing baby teeth too early. |
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| Interdental cleaning tools such as dental floss and interdental brushes can help you clean hard-to-reach areas of your teeth, such as between the teeth and under the gumline. |
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| A great barracuda suddenly appeared out of nowhere, its razor-like teeth and silver body slicing through the water and dispersing the fish in all directions. |
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| Short-term, they include teeth grinding, dehydration, anxiety, insomnia, fever, and loss of appetite. |
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| I gritted my teeth as I carefully untied the knot in the ribbon. |
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| But this one made his jaw clench tight and his teeth rattle a bit. |
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| She cut her teeth first directing episodes of cougar Town, about 10 in all. |
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| Wrap a moistened gauze square or washcloth around the index finger of the hand of the other arm and gently massage the teeth and gingival tissues. |
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| Their jagged edges and razor sharp teeth make you stand a little further back then normal. |
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| Today, some swine producers have totally abandoned the procedure or resect needle teeth only when sows are milking poorly or if exudative epidermitis is present in the herd. |
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| I cut my teeth on a series of children's interactive storybook webtoons. |
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| He roughly shook Cloud again, so hard that his teeth rattled again. |
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| It is important to remove plaque from the teeth thoroughly twice a day. |
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| He felt an urge to sink his teeth into the interrogator's flesh. |
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| The other teeth do not show denticles because they are not well preserved. |
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| I've been passed more than once on the race course by a Laser sailor with a mainsheet clinched firmly in his teeth while I was fiddling to get something positioned just right. |
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| Celebrity obsessed fans can snap up exact replications of star's dentures which clip-on to the front of their own teeth giving them a Hollywood smile. |
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| The combination of the cold and the force of the blow was incredibly painful, but I gritted my teeth and whirled around, rapping him sharply on the knees. |
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| They washed their teeth and cleaned them with tooth powders. |
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| I really had every intention of making wonderful memory books to commemorate my daughter's baby years, her first steps, teeth and report cards, her bat mitzvah, her rock band. |
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| Many parents don't pay enough attention to tooth caries in the milk teeth of their children, thinking that the children will get new teeth as they grow. |
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| She gnawed on the branch, her teeth slicing cleanly through the wood. |
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| For one thing, the average WAFR is around the same size as a Labrador, with front teeth some four inches long, and jaws capable of crushing human bone. |
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| Just as she was getting the hang of this monarchy lark, along comes another embarrassing chain of events to sink its teeth into the royal posterior. |
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| The system can sometimes be used to help people with partial dentures, with just a couple of mini implants to hold the small set of false teeth in place. |
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| Not only can boosting the mineral content of teeth through remineralization prevent tooth decay, but if employed early on, it can actually reverse decay, say some dentists. |
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| It cut its teeth on water rat, badger, otter and fox in its native Yorkshire, England, then proved to be an excellent watchdog and retriever, too. |
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| This includes brushing your teeth at least twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste and flossing or interdental brushes to clean in between the teeth daily. |
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| But Young has chewed into each storyline with not just her teeth bared, but also her soul. |
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| Normally male crickets call females by rubbing specialized protruding wing parts together, creating an effect similar to running a thumbnail down the teeth of a comb. |
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| One of the molars show evidence of hypercementosis and the teeth were badly worn. |
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| The gnashing teeth of various Iguanodons, Ceratops and Ankylosaurs were blunted. |
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| I know someone who uses and uses and uses the naughty step and threat of same, so much so that the phrase sets my teeth on edge. |
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| David Niven had surgery for a broken jaw and was found to have teeth missing after a bad-tempered clash with Arbroath. |
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| Probably due to overdosing on Vimto and Curly Wurlies, I had four teeth filled when I was a child and that lasted me. |
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| Rita Ora is really milking the sympathy she's getting for having her wisdom teeth removed. |
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| My sight rattled like the teeth of an Alabaman riding out the 11th hour of a Saskatchewan dawn-to-dusk rut hunt. |
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| That was just thenal kick in the teeth for the Ibrox punters and maybe even for Walter himself. |
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| The presence of hydroxylapatite in Recent vertebrate bones and teeth has long been regarded as a common knowledge. |
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| Within the buccal cavity, the species was equipped with well-developed plates of teeth distributed in the premaxillary and dentary. |
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| Over-the-counter teeth whiteners have become quite popular in recent years, but they have limitations. |
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