An 8-unit bridge fixed prosthesis replaced a large number of unerupted maxillary permanent teeth (#11, 21, 22, 23) (Fig. 1).
Early piers were mocked as "disappointed bridges", fixed at one end but, at the other, yearning towards the void.
Some have suggested, for instance, a New Deal like job creation program to rebuild bridges, fix roads, improve parks, build low-cost housing, etc.
He was artistic in his own right but also enjoyed opera, theatre, music, art, tennis, golf, bridge and fixing countless things with rubber bands and paper clips.
Jeff Brandes, the candidate concerned, was "more interested in allowing driverless remote-control cars and allowing the new Howard Frankland to be a toll bridge than fixing our economy," the ad warns.
It was thought that a second bridge would fix the problems caused by the first.
De Amicis advised the traveler to go to the Galata bridge and fix their eyes on the inhabitants' feet.
The Act stipulated that no tax of any sort could be used to finance the bridge, and fixed a scale of tolls, ranging from ½d for a pedestrian to 2s 6d for a coach drawn by six horses.
Why, Belt Parkway, do you proclaim "Men at Work: Fixing Bridge Pylons," when you actually mean, "Men fixing to work, watching bridge pile-ons"?
Prosthetic procedures for single teeth, bridges and fixed dentures An abutment is selected depending on the application.
The District has initiated discussions with the Washington Navy Yard and the United States Coast Guard about the bridge design, recommending that a fixed bridge be built instead of a drawbridge.
