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 Braces...stressed?
I HATE BRACES i just got them and i cant eat for like a week
i cant even bite down i really stressing and just i hate them

do you have any ideas of what i can eat?...


 Who likes the dentist?
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 Getting teeth pulled?
I have to get some teeth pulled because my mouth is crowded. Will the dentist people or whatever they are knock me out? or just numb me?...


 If i get braces how long will i have it for??
okay im thinking bout braces but i want to know how long i will have it for and if i will look good with it here is a picture of my teethhttp://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t194/eamunoz28/05-02-08_2331...


 How painful is it to get your wisdom teeth out? I am getting my out at 9:15am tomorrow. Any suggestions?
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 What should I do first, brush my teeth or floss my teeth?
And why?...


 About braces...?
I just got my braces. I had one day of 'throbbing' in my teeth. Now my teeth feel fine...are my braces 'still working'? I don't see my denstist for 7 weeks and I just can'...


 It is known that anorexia/bulimia sufferers have bad teeth - but do they also have poor nails & hair?
If so, Is the damage irreversible?...


 I had a filling in my tooth yesturday and i still can't eat on the side of my mouth i had the filling.?
Is this normal? My tooth did not hurt before i had the filling....


 Has anyone had a tooth break while eating coleslaw?
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Pandemic Planning Too Slow
A team of experts warned that the U.K. government has been too slow in formulating plans to combat an eventual pandemic caused by bird flu. Professor Neil Ferguson, of Imperial College London, said the government lacks clear plans which will ensure rapid access to vaccines and drugs. The Department of Health has dismissed the man's concerns and said it will analyze his recommendations. The professor advises that the actual stockpile of anti-viral drugs be doubled and shows that these drugs need to be delivered within 24 hours to patients in order to stop the spread. Treating patients at home could reduce the number of infected people and, thus, of deaths to half. "We are significantly ahead of the curve in terms of getting stockpiles in place - which is excellent, we need the stockpiles in order to be able to respond," Ferguson stated. The government ordered 14.6 million doses of Tamiflu, the best drug so far against bird flu, which will be enough for 25% of the population. But Ferguson and his colleagues showed that an effective intervention requires about 30 million doses. "H5N1 is not any more likely to cause a pandemic but if it did, the likelihood is that it would cause a more lethal epidemic than other bird flu strains," he asserted. This report coincides with an 18-month investigation led by the British government, which assessed the threat infectious diseases will pose over the next 2 decades. Ferguson and his colleagues also mentioned that new technologies to spot outbreaks of disease early would dramatically cut death rates, reduce the need for mass animal killings and save billions of pounds in battling infectious diseases.

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