During the surgical procedure, artificial tooth sockets were prepared with the help of 3D printed donor tooth copies to prevent iatrogenic damage to the actual donor teeth.
The answer, as you can imagine, is pretty complex and multi-faceted but, if you are using OS X in your office and you don't want to spend $500 on an long-in-the-tooth copy of Microsoft Office, you can safely take the plunge.
The bugs in your teeth," the copy read.
A 1965 advert for the paper features a close-up of the young MacCarthy looking like Mary Quant and biting into an apple; underneath is the question "Should women have teeth?" The copy below reads: "Fiona MacCarthy may look like a fashion model.
David Droga, the chairman of the advertising agency Droga5, argues that those who want to become great writers should cut their teeth on ad copy, because in advertising there is one rule: "Less really is more".
This study also showed that tooth samples had more DNA copies than bone samples.
For example, the word "denture" in the original copy was translated as "false teeth" in the backward translation.
Ms. Telgemeier, who writes books aimed at young girls about her own childhood experiences, including "Smile" (Scholastic, 2010), based on a time in her life when she lost her two front teeth, will be signing copies of "Nursery Rhyme Comics" (First Second, 2011), a book of classic rhymes with short comics contributed by her, Mr. Roman and several dozen other cartoonists.
To date, remnants of pseudogenized copies of tooth-specific genes in Testudines have not been reported.
Send a copy boy out to buy him some teeth and charge it to the office".
Students will enter the classroom, place their cell phones in a box and receive a copy of the week's reading to sink their teeth into.
