Q:I just got my braces last May 24, and since then, 6 brackets have already fallen off! This is really annoying me cause I haven't eaten anything hard since I didn't want anymore falling off. I came fron the dentist today, and had 3 brackets replaced. I really don't wanna go back, so does anyone know what I should do? I've already avoided juices, hard meat, fish, etc. all i've been eating were vegetables, and soup. Please help me. :( x

you will desire to make an appointment with orthodontist. it somewhat is truthfully somewhat unusual, ive had braces and retainers interior the previous and that i've got under no circumstances heard of that earlier. desire you get them fastened. .

Q:I just got my braces last week, then one bracket popped off, will my dentist repeat the whole process? or will I pay??

hi ther its no big deal dentist will not repaet the complete procedure again he will just aatach that one bracket in very little time n dont wory that dentist will not charge u initialy but if u keep on breaking brackets agn n agn then ur treatment will b delayed n then he may start charging u.but not now .go to the dentist as early as u can manage.n take cr of ur braces from now on.

Q:assuming my total gross income (income + interest + dividends + stock profits - deductibles) falls under 2010 US 15% bracket. i would pay no CG tax right? how do i state that on the tax returns or will the IRS automatically know?

my dear friend QA i tell you a wisdom from life that money is like women never care about them they will come running to you so donot think lot of about such questionyou will find all money with its interests coming to you.best wishes of good health as well as wealth.nawal

Q:doing some revision and came across a question i have forgotten how to do.5x(3x+2) (2x-7)

Just multiply everything in the brackets by what's outside the brackets. 5x(3x+2) (2x-7) (15x^2 + 10x)(2x-7) {basically I just multipled the 5x by the (3x+2) } now do the same again. 30x^3 - 105x^2 +20x^2 - 70x 30x^3 - 85x^2 - 70x

Q:BTW I'm talking about braces. Well today after school, I went to burger king. I bought a Whopper Jr. As I was eating it, i heard something pop but i guess it was nuthin. So i kept eating. When i got home, i noticed i didnt have a bracket in one of my molars. I could still see the wire but its not covered by the bracket that fell. I guess the bracket fell off and i ate it. Im just guessing why the bracket broke off with the Whopper Jr because earlier at school, i ate a burger that was a bit harder (chicken patty). So should i wait till my next appointment thats in 3 weeks or should i call my ortho? Oh and i got my braces about 2 weeks ago and this is the first time i broke a bracket. Will they charge me? If so, how much? Oh and medicaid covered my braces. How much do they charge if you DIDNT have medicaid? thanx!

I have braces to. About 3 weeks ago I lost a bracket to. I didn't think anything about it so I didn't do anything. My tooth didn't move when all my other ones did. It hurts when they put the bracket back on. Majorly. You should probably call. My tooth is now straight. Thats how fast they move. -Graciee

Q:I bought a used Raliegh Mountain bike and tuned it up to work nicely and rode that for about 2 years, then last year before winter I stripped it down to the frame and spraypainted it blue bcause the paint was chippng. now to make it ridable again I need to put on a new crankset and bottom bracket, new cables, and both deraileurs. I think I know the answer to this question already, but I want to double check before I order parts. My question is, can I buy ANY crankset/spindle/bottom bracket combo set and install it on my bike? The reason I ask is that there are different sizes for the headtube and different sizes of headsets you can get. Mine is the old wedgebolt and ballbearings small size. That made me unsure in ordering my crankset and bottom bracket because they didn't specify size so I assumed they were all universal, but I don't want to get it wrong and have to ship it back, the bike stores around here SUCK. The bike is a raliegh circa 1990. Help me out please! :)

Odds are good that you have a JIS (Japanese International Standard) bottom bracket. You will buy a 70mm bottom bracket, but then you need to figure out how wide the axle needs to be, that will be a number like (but not necessarily) 122mm or 110mm. It will depend on the style of crankset you choose. THere are COMPACT cranksets (where the face of the crankset is flush with the second gear or STANDARD where the crankset is flush with the first gear. Look at the OLD stuff. Use it as your guide. That stuff fit so if you get stuff the same it will fit. You can change things up but you will have a hard time making sure that you get stuff that will match the bike AND the gear you buy. Start by measuring the distance between the two edges FURTHEST away from each other on the old axle and then buy a bottom bracket designated by that number in millimeters. like this 70 x 110 It is not an EASY answer. There are so many permutations for axle width and crank style that I am so sorry that the bike shops are shitty because this is really a situation where a pro can help you choose which sizes will be best. good luck kt

Q:Everytime I close my mouth, bite down, or chew my molar (right behind the premolar) bites down on my bottom sets molar bracket.The rest of my teeth don't touch so it's really hard to chew.Will my bracket break or is this normal?

as quickly as I first have been given braces, I had the worst overbite. I had an comparable difficulty- my the front the teeth could push down on the backside the teeth's bracket. regrettably, that broke it off and the bracket could easily spin in place on the twine (which grow to be a exciting toy, don't get me incorrect :D ) After some months, although, they have been waiting to restoration my overbite and that i ended having that difficulty. choose this facilitates! :)

Q:.and thought she was the coolest, smartest [person]. I get the sentence, but why put person in those brackets? I've seen it done like that before and the sentence makes perfect sense without the brackets and makes almost no sense if you take out the bracketed word.So what are the brackets for

Brackets are tall punctuation marks used in matched pairs within text, to set apart or interject other text. now thats confusing isn't it

Q:I would like to build a floating L-shaped banquette bench (no legs). It would be constructed out of a 2x4 frame and topped with 3/4 birch plywood. It would be 70 long on one side, 48' on the other and 18 deep (see attached pic). Would the brackets be enough to support the weight of people sitting on it? On a regular basis, it would only be 2 adults (~350 lbs), but I think the size could fit up to 5 adults (which could mean up to 900 lbs or so!). If this could work, any advice on the number/placement of brackets and any bracket features would be appreciated. I'm not completely opposed to having legs in the front, but I'd rather not because of finding the right legs and I think attaching legs at the bend could be a PITA.

If you used five of those brackets, each rated at 1000lb working load, it would be more than capable of holding five adults. The issue would lie in what you are attaching the bench to. The wall needs to be strong enough to hold the bench. Those brackets will create a pivot point at the bottom and if the wall isn't sturdy enough or the wrong anchors are used, the bench could rip out of the wall when under load.

Q:I got a new k2 red zone to do my first triathlon and i don't know which bottom bracket and crankset work with the bike. I know it's english threaded and has a 68mm bb shell and i know it is an isis bike. or can i just use any type of bottom bracket with a 68mm english threaded bb and crankset? also, and cheaper recommendations on those parts?

Your bottom bracket has to fit a 68mm English threaded bottom bracket and have a spindle that matches the crank that you buy. A Isis bottom bracket would have to be used with an Isis crank. Is there something wrong with the crank that is on the bike? Why do you need to change it? Knowing this would make it much easier to make a good suggestion EDIT: If all that you bought was a bare frame, your bike is going to be very expensive unless you already have most of the parts you need. Building a bike from parts costs 2-3 times as much as buying a complete bike. You should buy a crank that will match the rest of the components that you will use. Some websites offer build kits for bikes, this might be the best way to build up your bike. Buying individual components will mean that you will also pay shipping on each item you buy unless you can find somewhere that ships for free