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Download or read book Change Your Smile written by Ronald E. Goldstein and published by Quintessence Publishing Company. This book was released on 2009 with total page 234 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: 1. Facing It (Introduction/Smile analysis). -- 2. Stain, Stain, Go Away (Stained teeth). -- 3. Coming Clean (Decay and old fillings). -- 4. Cracking Down (Fractured teeth). -- 5. Mind the Gap (Gaps between teeth). -- 6. The Truth About False Teeth (Missing teeth). -- 7. Straighten Up and Smile Right (Crooked and crowded teeth). -- 8. Finding Closure (Bite problems). -- 9. It’s About Time (Aging smile). -- 10. Gumming up the Works (Gum-related problems). -- 11. About Face (Cosmetic procedures beyond dentistry). -- 12. Finishing Touches (Beauty tips to enhance a new smile). -- Appendix: How It’s Done (Explanations of dental techniques).

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