Sentence examples for keep our teeth from inspiring English sources

Fluoride, anaesthesia and "drill 'n fill" dentistry have been remarkably successful at helping us keep our teeth healthy well into our old age.

The opening 10 minutes traced a schizophrenic trajectory from the new single Moving's "got a low, low feeling around me/ and a stone cold feeling inside", to the indestructible Alright refrain, "we are young, we run green/ keep our teeth, nice and clean".

Coombes was only 16 when he wrote Caught By the Fuzz, a real-life tale of being found with cannabis by the police, and later had a No 2 hit with an ode to youth's ebullience, Alright ("We are young, we run free, keep our teeth nice and clean").

Remember that you are seeing the dentist to help you keep our teeth clean, not to scare you.

From the time we're young, we're taught that using a toothbrush regularly is one of the best ways to keep our teeth and gums healthy.

Any comic lyric usually came from Danny, although with Alright, I came up with "keep our teeth nice and clean".

For the generation who sang along to piano-pumping anthems like Alright – in which a teenage Coombes sang: "We are young/ We run green/ Keep our teeth/ Nice and clean" – the band will for ever be synonymous with cheeky chappies, Britpop optimism and the Chopper bikes featured in Alright's video.

"The most important thing to do is to keep our hands and teeth clean," she says.

Until then, we will keep pulling our teeth out with pliers and gorging on high fructose corn syrup, while the agribusiness, insurance and pharmaceutical industries profit on our suffering.

And not only will that kill bacteria, but it will keep your teeth very white.

You've managed to keep your teeth despite threats involving punching, kicking and stabbing.