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Non-invasive correction of Class III anterior open bite in 7.75 months with clear aligners
These modalities can be invasive, inconvenient for the patient and increase the orthodontist's case complexity. In this case report, I will demonstrate a noninvasive and efficient approach for treating an adult patient with a Class III, crowded, anterior open bite malocclusion. Using the Spark Clear Aligners System, treatment was completed in five appointments over a 7.75-month duration.
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Operating Expenses Recurring costs required to maintain and manage a rental property, including property taxes, insurance, maintenance, repairs, utilities (if paid by the owner), property management fees, and other day-to-day expenses. Calculation: Insurance + Property Taxes + Property Management + Repairs & Maintenance + Capital Expenditures + HOA Fees
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Operating Expenses Recurring costs required to maintain and manage a rental property, including property taxes, insurance, maintenance, repairs, utilities (if paid by the owner), property management fees, and other day-to-day expenses. Calculation: Insurance + Property Taxes + Property Management + Repairs & Maintenance + Capital Expenditures + HOA Fees
A new era in orthodontics presents exceptional opportunity
During 30 years of practice, I’ve lived through more than a couple of eras in orthodontics. Each one has presented us with new challenges and new opportunities. A significant challenge for our profession in the present era is the unprecedented decentralization in the delivery of care that is occurring because of the proliferation of clear aligner treatment provided by non-specialists and direct-to-consumer companies.
Me Time: Ideas To Make You Happy
Me Time. We are all different when it comes to how much me time we need, but at some point, especially when there's a lot of stress in life, we all end up feeling that desire. It has lots of different names, but me time can be reflective, exciting and relaxing. Regardless of what your me time looks like, I thought I would share some ideas for your me time.
What To Do If You Feel Lonely Due To COVID-19
All around the world, there is uncertainty in relation to the restrictions different countries may impose in relation to COVID-19. In some countries, restrictions have been reintroduced, for example Israel entered their second lockdown and England has introduced "local lockdowns" across the nation. Regardless of where you are, you may be experiencing anxiety about COVID-19 and potentially feeling lonely.
Five, 5 minute mindfulness exercises
Sometimes, all you need is 5 minutes of self-care to feel better. Mindfulness has become increasingly popular in recent years and there is a good reason why. Research suggests that mindfulness is useful for well-being, physical health and mental health. Mindfulness is the state of mind whereby a person is fully present and aware of where they are and what they are doing; their entire awareness is on the exact moment they are experiencing.
Responsible investors must unite for racial justice
For months the human and economic devastation from the COVID-19 pandemic has been hitting ethnic minority communities around the world with disproportionate force. Now, in the wake of the crisis, demonstrations have reverberated across the United States and the world after yet another brutal killing of a black person—George Floyd—in police custody.
COVID-19: putting people at the heart of our response
For decades a significant portion of the global financial system has operated under the assumption that less for workers means more for executives and investors. However, the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the inequalities inbuilt in the system and the issues arising from this entrenched global dynamic. The current system which deprioritises workers and other stakeholders in favour of shareholders is no longer proving viable anywhere in the world.
The new normal: company AGMs in a COVID-19 world
The COVID-19 crisis has had a profound impact on communities, companies and wider society, with its effects expected to continue for the foreseeable future. The pandemic has not only highlighted the importance of companies tackling issues around poor working conditions and economic inequality. It has also reinforced the need for good governance structures as companies re-focus their efforts on crisis management and business continuity.
Top of the class: do SRI-focused endowments perform better?
By George O. Aragon, Arizona State University, Yuxiang Jiang, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Juha Joenvӓӓrӓ, Alto University School of Business and Cristian Ioan Tiu, University at Buffalo ACADEMIC BLOG Does the adoption of a responsible investment policy benefit the investors who choose to do so? University endowments represent an ideal laboratory to study this question because these entities seek investment returns.
Do managers boost short-term performance at the expense of long-run value?
ACADEMIC BLOG The managerial myopia debate Institutional investors and policymakers frequently express concern about managerial short-termism.
A Lack of Support Leaves the Reserves Broken
After spending ten years as an active duty intelligence officer with the Marine Corps, I transitioned to the reserves, specifically the Select Marine Corps Reserve component, where I have served for the past 15 months as a detachment officer-in-charge (OIC).
Lost in Translation
Image credit: Staff Sgt. Brian A. Barbour/ U.S. Army National Guard June 15, 2017 The Civil-Military Divide and Veteran Employment By Phillip Carter, Amy Schafer, Katherine Kidder and Moira Fagan Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Print Download PDF Both employers and veterans benefit from the recent spotlight on the business case for hiring veterans. There is a great opportunity for business to leverage the training and talent found among veterans for an improved bottom line.
The Challenges of Military Child Public Education and Homeschooling
Access to quality education and persistent transition problems for military children are continuing sources of frustration for military families and affects retention across all services. Recently, Lt Gen Anthony Cotton, Commander of Air University at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama, disclosed that in 2017, 56 percent of Airmen accepting an assignment to Air War College at Maxwell elected to attend the year-long school without their families.
To Retain Today’s Talent, the DoD Must Support Dual-Professional Couples
January 07, 2019 By Tom Barron Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Print Talent management in the Department of Defense has received a great deal of critical attention over the last few years, but much of this thinking has centered on how the military’s structure, culture, and incentives drive individual retention. While seemingly exhaustive, this discourse has largely overlooked a profound generational shift: the sharp increase of dual-professional couples.
Men, You Need to Talk About Your Mental Health
This story was published on The Mighty by Tom Barron , and it has been given edits before re-posting. If you’re a man who lives with depression , anxiety or another ailment affecting your mental health , then it’s a fault of your own. You are the only one causing your feelings of despair and nothingness. You have failed in your mandate as a man, bring shame to your gender through your inability to control your thoughts and your masculinity will be forever bruised.
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