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Robert P - Glendale, California
How does your smile make you feel now?
My smile makes me feel embarrassed. I hate to laugh out loud too much or really smile with my mouth open. I tend to worry what people think has made my smile like it is or if they think it's through neglect instead of an unavoidable accident.
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What is the first thing you plan to do once you have your beautiful smile?
I plan to smile at just about everyone I see as well as not put my hand in front of my mouth when I laugh. I plan to laugh A LOT!
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Nicole G, CA
It's hard to describe how I feel when I smile because I have forgotten how. When...
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My teeth threaten my health on a daily basis. I have been living with Multiple...
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Nate T, UT
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Hawah K, GA
My smile makes me feel like the whole world is looking at my teeth, so I never...
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Brittney J, CO
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Bert H, CA
The way my teeth look now makes me feel embarrassed and ashamed. It is no one's...
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