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Subject: Re: elastics - Dr Rick or others

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Dawn

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Date Posted: 06:17:19 08/23/04 Mon
In reply to: steven 's message, "elastics - Dr Rick or others" on 05:22:41 08/23/04 Mon

I think it is important to wear them as much as possible, without going over the prescribed time.
I work in a highly professional environment, in a management position, and I made every effort to wear them all the time. It really isn't a huge inconvenience, but if I had a big meeting where I was the major speaker, I did take them out prior.
Once you are used to them, it isn't a big deal. I don't know if he was trying to scare you, or just emphasize the importance. I remember reading somewhere that the teeth need 16 hours a day of force to move, and anything less they will remain static or regress.
Good luck...

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Re: elastics - Dr Rick or others	drrick	07:29:20 08/23/04 Mon