Maybe some songs that deal with overcoming great odds through the will and strength through the Lord? I'm going through a tough time right now and I needed some uplifting and inspirational music. Thanks everyone!
Can anyone recommend any good christian bands or songs like Casting Crowns- "If We Are The Body"?
Wow they have recommended some really good songs so I will just rename some:
In the storm- Casting Crowns
I will rise- Chris Tomlin
By your side- Tenth Avenue North
Savior Please- Josh Wilson
Finally Home- Mercy Me
Tunnel-Third Day
What ever your doing- Sanctus Real
You might also try to have some songs that praise the Lord because I am also going through a rough time in my life and I know praising God brings joy to me. Here are some heart warming songs (sing and dance to the or even jump to them as if only God was watching you feel much better. Sing the words with lots of faith):
O'praise him-David Crowder Band
Everything Glorious-David Crowder Band
Song of Hope -Robbie Seay Band
Mighty to save - Hillsong United
Came to my rescue- Hillsong United
Indescribable- Chris Tomlin
How Great is our God - Chris Tomlin
Amazing Grace (my chains are gone) -Chris Tomlin
Holy is the Lord - Chris Tomlin
There will be a day- Jeremy Camp
Well I hope that some of that music helps. Remember God is always with you and although it seems tough now, Jesus is knocking on that door of happiness. I will pray for you because I know how hard life gets sometimes. God Bless.
Reply:Home sick - Mercy Me
Find You Waiting- Decemberadio
Take you back by Jeremy Camp
By YOur side- Tenth Avenue North
Indy
Reply:I Will Rise - Chis Tomlin
Praise You in the Storm - cansting crowns
Reply:Check out "When They Finally Make it Home" by Mercy Me.
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Will my temporary dental crowns look ugly or fall out while I'm waiting for the permanent porcelain ones?
I'm worried that the temporary ones will look ugly or fall out during the three weeks it takes for the lab to make the permanent ones. They're for my two upper front teeth.
Will my temporary dental crowns look ugly or fall out while I'm waiting for the permanent porcelain ones?
The dentist should/will do everything he can to make the temps look as natural as he can. They glue them in pretty snug, so unless you're eating things you're not suppose to, they will stay in place until the permanent crowns are ready.
Reply:No, your will look fine and nobody will notice.. Don't chew gum or anything sticky like a fruit roll up. It might pull it right off. But again, NO ONE WILL NOTICE.... They look just like your other teeth. I swear!!
Reply:Just do not eat pop corn or nuts or anything that might pull it off.
Reply:im afraid yes. i also had one when i was younger. but it only took around 5 days here in the philippines.
the temporary ones are white because they are made on the spot for you to wear it once you get out of the clinic. but fortunately they did not fall out.
Reply:Your temporary crowns will be made chair side and Your dentist will not let you leave looking bad.... your mouth is a reflection of them. You temporaries will be made of acrylic. The same thing that fake nails are made of. They will be white.... maybe not as white as your own but it is only for three week. They should not come out as long as you don't chew anything chewy or sticky so stay away from the Carmel's..... If they do come out call your dentist and they will get you in an re cement them ASAP... I assist for these EVERYDAY.... I have never had an unhappy patient. good luck.
Reply:No the temporary will look nice but its a chance that it will fall out if you are not careful and follow your discharge instructions as they were given....They are cemented with temporary cement so they dont last that long only a week or two at the most!
Reply:Try Superglue
Reply:yes
Reply:You could always try duct tape or super glue.lol
Reply:Not at all! The temporaries are made from a composite material (very much like the material used in an anterior filling) and shaded to match your own tooth color. I've made bridges, veneers and upper and lower crowns for all anterior teeth. Most people don't want to get the real crown, they fit and feel so good. The average person can't tell they are temporaries. They are made from an impression of what your natural tooth looked like, so it will be an exact replica. Except if you've broken your natural tooth, then we just have to adjust a little to make it look like it is suppose to look. They aren't ugly, and don't fall off. We use some pretty tough cement to fit them temporarily, you have to do your part of coarse, no gum or chewing sticky tough foods. We usually have to use hemostats to remove them when you come back in. So unless you plan on smacking some gum, eating bunches of candy bars or crunching on some nuts, then you should be safe. Hope I've cleared this up, I should know, I've made thousands of them!
Reply:No they won't look ugly and they won't fall out. I had temps put in which lasted four months, (most insurances didn't cover crowns back then so I was saving up the money).
Reply:no i have made a temp crown myself working in the dentists office they wont fall out if you dont chew gum or tear foods off the bone with your teeth cut apples cut chicken etc nothing chewy or sticky they tell you ya can eat anything but their in there with a temp cement so... they will be fine eat gently.. avoid hot hot teas and coffees as this may loosen the cement.. and if it does save the temp crown no matter what.. and see the dentist in an emergency appt usually the hygenist can temp cement a crown in .. and it will be no charge but after perm ones are in it can be 30 -4 0 for a cement.. so if it fall sout at work take dentemp from the toothpaste section at your pharmacy an keep it close by .. if they fall out u can glue it on ur self at work until u get to the dentist.. make sure u fit it 1st so u know which way it goes on then glue it in with the dentemp.. its about 5 bux but buy it now.. keep all this in mind as it happens....they sand ur teeth down like the size of a tic tac so the crown can fit over it.. reason u dont want it to be loose as it if comes off some people swallow it some people can get the tooth under exposed to decay if they go without it for too long and if u have it come off for more than 2 days ur teeth shift from chewing that the crown may not fit so be aware of this as well..
Reply:They won''t look like the real ones but they will get you by without humiliating yourself. Don't bite into any thing hard and you should be fine
Reply:DON"T USE SUPER GLUE! They're temporary for a reason. They're not going to look perfect but, they shouldn't be ugly. Sometimes they do fall out. If this happens you can always call the office to have them seated with temp cement or if that's not an option then you can always put it in yourself with fixodent or some type of denture adhesive. If you're really in a pinch use toothpaste. Make sure you clean out the temp carefully and clean around the prepped tooth carfully. Make sure your tooth and the temporary are dry too.
Reply:No, they are not ugly and will not fall out. I had all my upper teeth crowned and had no difficulties with the temporary crowns.
Reply:they should not discolor but be careful because the cement used to hold them in is temporary so do not eat on those teeth for 3 weeks you can eat whatever you want to but not directly on them.
Will my temporary dental crowns look ugly or fall out while I'm waiting for the permanent porcelain ones?
The dentist should/will do everything he can to make the temps look as natural as he can. They glue them in pretty snug, so unless you're eating things you're not suppose to, they will stay in place until the permanent crowns are ready.
Reply:No, your will look fine and nobody will notice.. Don't chew gum or anything sticky like a fruit roll up. It might pull it right off. But again, NO ONE WILL NOTICE.... They look just like your other teeth. I swear!!
Reply:Just do not eat pop corn or nuts or anything that might pull it off.
Reply:im afraid yes. i also had one when i was younger. but it only took around 5 days here in the philippines.
the temporary ones are white because they are made on the spot for you to wear it once you get out of the clinic. but fortunately they did not fall out.
Reply:Your temporary crowns will be made chair side and Your dentist will not let you leave looking bad.... your mouth is a reflection of them. You temporaries will be made of acrylic. The same thing that fake nails are made of. They will be white.... maybe not as white as your own but it is only for three week. They should not come out as long as you don't chew anything chewy or sticky so stay away from the Carmel's..... If they do come out call your dentist and they will get you in an re cement them ASAP... I assist for these EVERYDAY.... I have never had an unhappy patient. good luck.
Reply:No the temporary will look nice but its a chance that it will fall out if you are not careful and follow your discharge instructions as they were given....They are cemented with temporary cement so they dont last that long only a week or two at the most!
Reply:Try Superglue
Reply:yes
Reply:You could always try duct tape or super glue.lol
Reply:Not at all! The temporaries are made from a composite material (very much like the material used in an anterior filling) and shaded to match your own tooth color. I've made bridges, veneers and upper and lower crowns for all anterior teeth. Most people don't want to get the real crown, they fit and feel so good. The average person can't tell they are temporaries. They are made from an impression of what your natural tooth looked like, so it will be an exact replica. Except if you've broken your natural tooth, then we just have to adjust a little to make it look like it is suppose to look. They aren't ugly, and don't fall off. We use some pretty tough cement to fit them temporarily, you have to do your part of coarse, no gum or chewing sticky tough foods. We usually have to use hemostats to remove them when you come back in. So unless you plan on smacking some gum, eating bunches of candy bars or crunching on some nuts, then you should be safe. Hope I've cleared this up, I should know, I've made thousands of them!
Reply:No they won't look ugly and they won't fall out. I had temps put in which lasted four months, (most insurances didn't cover crowns back then so I was saving up the money).
Reply:no i have made a temp crown myself working in the dentists office they wont fall out if you dont chew gum or tear foods off the bone with your teeth cut apples cut chicken etc nothing chewy or sticky they tell you ya can eat anything but their in there with a temp cement so... they will be fine eat gently.. avoid hot hot teas and coffees as this may loosen the cement.. and if it does save the temp crown no matter what.. and see the dentist in an emergency appt usually the hygenist can temp cement a crown in .. and it will be no charge but after perm ones are in it can be 30 -4 0 for a cement.. so if it fall sout at work take dentemp from the toothpaste section at your pharmacy an keep it close by .. if they fall out u can glue it on ur self at work until u get to the dentist.. make sure u fit it 1st so u know which way it goes on then glue it in with the dentemp.. its about 5 bux but buy it now.. keep all this in mind as it happens....they sand ur teeth down like the size of a tic tac so the crown can fit over it.. reason u dont want it to be loose as it if comes off some people swallow it some people can get the tooth under exposed to decay if they go without it for too long and if u have it come off for more than 2 days ur teeth shift from chewing that the crown may not fit so be aware of this as well..
Reply:They won''t look like the real ones but they will get you by without humiliating yourself. Don't bite into any thing hard and you should be fine
Reply:DON"T USE SUPER GLUE! They're temporary for a reason. They're not going to look perfect but, they shouldn't be ugly. Sometimes they do fall out. If this happens you can always call the office to have them seated with temp cement or if that's not an option then you can always put it in yourself with fixodent or some type of denture adhesive. If you're really in a pinch use toothpaste. Make sure you clean out the temp carefully and clean around the prepped tooth carfully. Make sure your tooth and the temporary are dry too.
Reply:No, they are not ugly and will not fall out. I had all my upper teeth crowned and had no difficulties with the temporary crowns.
Reply:they should not discolor but be careful because the cement used to hold them in is temporary so do not eat on those teeth for 3 weeks you can eat whatever you want to but not directly on them.
Is it possible to whiten crowns, bridges and other dental implants. ?
i had to have my 4 front teeth replaced with crowns and a bridge after an accident when i was 19. i'm 30 now and all the coffee drinking is starting to show.
Is it possible to whiten crowns, bridges and other dental implants. ?
its probably time to change those babies!! but the older finishes are tricky, your not suppose to try to whiten them. the dentist now uses a blue light laser, but somehow i'm sure they will talk to you about replacement. if you do replace them. you can get a whiten plate made by the dentist and the new caps can come in an all solid type glass. they look really really great too. i know, i have them.
i too had the same problem. so the whiten trays they make at the dentist really help a lot and that extra coffee that spills over onto the caps will whiten up to where they are suppose to be. i hope this helps.
cosmetic dentist!!!!
Reply:If your bridge is removable use a product made by SEA-BOND called denture brightening cleanser AVOID getting on metal though. Greatstain remover.
Reply:the only way you can whiten them is to have them replaced. when they are made, they are made the color of your teeth at the time.
Jewelry
Is it possible to whiten crowns, bridges and other dental implants. ?
its probably time to change those babies!! but the older finishes are tricky, your not suppose to try to whiten them. the dentist now uses a blue light laser, but somehow i'm sure they will talk to you about replacement. if you do replace them. you can get a whiten plate made by the dentist and the new caps can come in an all solid type glass. they look really really great too. i know, i have them.
i too had the same problem. so the whiten trays they make at the dentist really help a lot and that extra coffee that spills over onto the caps will whiten up to where they are suppose to be. i hope this helps.
cosmetic dentist!!!!
Reply:If your bridge is removable use a product made by SEA-BOND called denture brightening cleanser AVOID getting on metal though. Greatstain remover.
Reply:the only way you can whiten them is to have them replaced. when they are made, they are made the color of your teeth at the time.
Jewelry
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Can we design dental crowns for our dentist?
My friend has 10 upper dental crowns and the rest of the teeth are natural. He does not like the dental crowns. They look too straight and white. So it looks fake....
My friend saw some natural teeth's shape that he likes. Can he bring the pictures of the natural teeth that he used to have to the dentist. And the dentist prepares the dental crowns following to the shape and shade of the natural teeth of somebody else?
Is that possible for people to have dental crowns that look exactly like their natural teeth? Not too thick and big...
Can we design dental crowns for our dentist?
Sure. The dentist and technician ought to love it if they have a model (picture) to go by, so long as your friend's teeth happen to be in the right location to support the shape of teeth that he wants. If the dentist says it can't be done, it's time to look for someone with a more open mind.
Then again, this can be a red flag indicating exceedingly high expectations and the dentist might say it can't be done just so he will move on to another office. But, yes, it can be done.
Reply:Your friend is either rich or has the best dental plan I've ever heard of. Ask your friend to adopt me.
Reply:It is possible to have crowns made in particular shapes and shades. However, it really depends on how committed your dentist is to acheiving your goals, and how willing he is to send the work to a high-quality,specialty lab that will work to get the best result. Sadly, most dentists send their lab cases to high volume, low-quality labs in their area that will do the work for the least cost to the dentist. If your friend wants to avoid that "fake" look, they should try to find a Prosthodontist in the area. A Prosthodontist is a specialist that has 3-4 more years of dental education. They usually do work on patients that require complete dental restoration. In your friends case, 10 new upper crowns would qualify as a possible "complete" restoration. Although it is not possible to replicate the look of "natural" teeth with crowns, a Prosthodontist would be the expert your friend should consult to have the BEST chance of looking the absolute best.
Reply:Sure you can get what you want, if your dentist don't want to do that, find another.
My friend saw some natural teeth's shape that he likes. Can he bring the pictures of the natural teeth that he used to have to the dentist. And the dentist prepares the dental crowns following to the shape and shade of the natural teeth of somebody else?
Is that possible for people to have dental crowns that look exactly like their natural teeth? Not too thick and big...
Can we design dental crowns for our dentist?
Sure. The dentist and technician ought to love it if they have a model (picture) to go by, so long as your friend's teeth happen to be in the right location to support the shape of teeth that he wants. If the dentist says it can't be done, it's time to look for someone with a more open mind.
Then again, this can be a red flag indicating exceedingly high expectations and the dentist might say it can't be done just so he will move on to another office. But, yes, it can be done.
Reply:Your friend is either rich or has the best dental plan I've ever heard of. Ask your friend to adopt me.
Reply:It is possible to have crowns made in particular shapes and shades. However, it really depends on how committed your dentist is to acheiving your goals, and how willing he is to send the work to a high-quality,specialty lab that will work to get the best result. Sadly, most dentists send their lab cases to high volume, low-quality labs in their area that will do the work for the least cost to the dentist. If your friend wants to avoid that "fake" look, they should try to find a Prosthodontist in the area. A Prosthodontist is a specialist that has 3-4 more years of dental education. They usually do work on patients that require complete dental restoration. In your friends case, 10 new upper crowns would qualify as a possible "complete" restoration. Although it is not possible to replicate the look of "natural" teeth with crowns, a Prosthodontist would be the expert your friend should consult to have the BEST chance of looking the absolute best.
Reply:Sure you can get what you want, if your dentist don't want to do that, find another.
Do crowns normally feel "tight" when they first put them on?
There is plenty of space between my teeth, but my tooth feels alittle tightness.
Do crowns normally feel "tight" when they first put them on?
I had a crown put on a few months ago. I was tight at first and a little different when you bite down on food. Give it some time and it will not feel so tight.
Do crowns normally feel "tight" when they first put them on?
I had a crown put on a few months ago. I was tight at first and a little different when you bite down on food. Give it some time and it will not feel so tight.
How long do I have to wait for dental insurance to get my crowns??
I suppose to get 2 crowns and we told that to insurance on Febuary %26amp; its already April!!!
people who had this problem, how long did you wait??
can I get them any faster??
How long do I have to wait for dental insurance to get my crowns??
No, you can't get them any faster and still have the insurance cover them.
The waiting period will vary by company. The plans that I'm aware of the waiting period for full benefits can be 12 to 36 months. Some plans will have shorter or no waiting period but will only pay 10% or so of the cost.
Most, but not all, plans have a deductible and then crowns will be covered at 50% after the waiting period.
Reply:Many insurers have waiting periods on new policies before certain procedures are covered. Check your policy terms.
Reply:If it's a private policy, it can be a year, or even more. No one here can possibly know - you'll have to read your policy, or call the company.
BTW, usually it will pay HALF of the cost of the crowns. Good luck, the last two I got I ended up out of pocket - after insurance - $1400.
people who had this problem, how long did you wait??
can I get them any faster??
How long do I have to wait for dental insurance to get my crowns??
No, you can't get them any faster and still have the insurance cover them.
The waiting period will vary by company. The plans that I'm aware of the waiting period for full benefits can be 12 to 36 months. Some plans will have shorter or no waiting period but will only pay 10% or so of the cost.
Most, but not all, plans have a deductible and then crowns will be covered at 50% after the waiting period.
Reply:Many insurers have waiting periods on new policies before certain procedures are covered. Check your policy terms.
Reply:If it's a private policy, it can be a year, or even more. No one here can possibly know - you'll have to read your policy, or call the company.
BTW, usually it will pay HALF of the cost of the crowns. Good luck, the last two I got I ended up out of pocket - after insurance - $1400.
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