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Twenty Writing Tips To Improve Your Writing
I have said often that writing is a lonely business. As writers we spend countless hours sequestered in our writing studios pounding out words, separated from the world, roaming about in our own heads. It is easy to get so wrapped up in our writing that we forget some very basic principles about our craft.
With that in mind, I thought I would compile some simple tips that might help you during those long writing hours. As always, use what you need and leave the rest for the next person who comes along. I am sure that you already do many of these things. Some may not apply to you and that is fine. I just toss these out, like noodles, and if any of them stick to the wall then my work is done.
I can't imagine writing if there is no passion. Writing is an Art, an expression of thoughts and a mirror of life itself. With our words we have the ability to either alter reality or clarify it, but either way we should be excited about it. Otherwise it is just so much scribbling.
Why do research when you are a fountain of knowledge? We all have expertise in something, whether it be parenting or knitting, motion pictures or teaching. This falls under the category of not reinventing the wheel. Tap into that encyclopedia that rests inside your brain and use your life's experiences to fuel your next piece of writing.
Good writers are minimalists. They use just the right combination of words to get their point across and then they stop. If you have chosen your words properly then there is no reason to beat your audience over the head with words that are merely window-dressing.
I have seen writers who are so enamored with the English language that their main point gets lost in that language. When I think of James Patterson I think of a writer who has shaved his writing style down to the foundation. He writes what needs to be written in a very simple, straightforward manner, and it is quite effective. Sometimes dazzle is better left for the 4th of July and Vegas floorshows.
A writer is a painter who uses words instead of paint. Through your words a scene must be constructed. The reader should be able to gain a vision of that scene by reading what you have written. If that scene is blurred you have not done your job as a writer.
Nobody likes criticism but most people can learn from it if willing. I keep a file of every rejection slip I have received, and I refer to it often. I re-read negative comments several times and try to learn from them. It is not something I enjoy but it does pay benefits. A writer must have a thick skin but they must also be eager to learn.
There was only one Hemingway so quit trying to write like him. There was only one Steinbeck and there is only one James Lee Burke. Keeping that in mind, there is also only one you, and that is an asset you must capitalize on. Be yourself and develop your own style.
Everyone wants to follow the crowd. We are, by nature, a herd species. As writers, we are constantly trying to follow the latest trends. Instead, try to establish a new trend. Try to find a niche that has not been beaten to death by a million other writers. To borrow from StarTrek, boldly go where no man has gone before.
Let your writing flow on the first draft. Allow your subconscious to take you on a test drive. Check out the handling, see how she responds to the tight curves and push the pedal to the metal on the open road. Once you have the first draft done then you can go back and edit and spell-check. In other words, don't disrupt the creative flow by worrying about proper grammar on that first draft.
Who is going to believe in you other than your spouse and children? You are the one who has to sit there hour after hour, day after day, week after week, pounding out words with no positive feedback. You are the one who will have to face rejection and hammer back the self-doubts. If you don't believe in yourself then it might be time to take up a safe hobby like crochet.
You will be amazed at the mistakes you catch by simply reading your work out loud. I'm not sure why this works but it does. Read it like you have an audience. You will be surprised what you discover.
Writing is a craft and as such it needs to be done on a daily basis. One does not perfect a craft simply by willing perfection. The craft guilds of old had different levels to designate the proficiency in that craft, from novice to apprentice to journeyman to expert. The only way to move up to the next level is by writing daily.
This is something I learned years ago. I always have a notebook in which I jot down ideas, and I always have a camera to capture unique scenes that I might want to recreate in my writing. I don't know about you, but I don't trust my memory. I am more than willing to use these tools to help me along my journey.
I might add that you should not fall in love with adverbs either; some famous writer once said that adverbs were the crutch of an inexperienced writer, and the same can be said for adjectives. The majestic tree brightly shimmered in the sunlight…..what the hell does that mean?
Speaking of famous writers, they are famous for a reason and that reason is because they are damn good. You can learn a great deal by reading the masters. Every single time I read Steinbeck or Harper Lee, I marvel at their sentence structure and the way they force me to feel.
Back in my teaching days I would always tell parents during conferences that the greatest gift they can give their children, other than love, is a love of reading. People become good writers because they were or are good readers. We learn the language from reading, so it follows that the more we read the more we will learn.
I consider myself a reading snob. If I come across poor grammar I will quit reading. It is as simple as that. I refuse to waste my time reading drivel. Your job as a writer is to entertain and educate. Your job is not to make your readers sick to their stomachs. Learn proper grammar or again, take up crochet.
I don't have enough time. I don't get enough comments. I don't have enough followers. I was dropped on my head as a child. Nobody loves me. WHATEVER! Toss the excuses in the garbage and start writing. That is what writers do, so quit finding reasons why you can't and grab hold of the one reason why you can…..you are a writer!
I happen to believe that most writers are insecure. I think most writers are fragile and I think most writers have an ego that is easily shattered. The voice of self-doubt echoes in our brains as we struggle from day to day in relative anonymity.
Positive in/positive out…..PIPO! That should be the credo of every writer in the world. I am positive that I will succeed. I am positive that I will be read by millions and I am positive that my message will be embraced. Armed with that mindset and a willingness to move forward, how can you fail?
When are you going to write today? How about tomorrow? I can tell you without hesitation that I will be at my computer writing from seven a.m. to four p.m. every day this week. I have to do that because there are too many distractions that can derail me if I don't do it. Life has a way of obstructing my writing unless I develop discipline.
Did any of these tips help you?
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I hope some of these helped you. I will give you one more tip as an added bonus, and it is one that carries a lifetime guarantee. If I can be of any help to you then feel free to ask. I believe we can all help each other if we are willing to spread the wealth of knowledge and talent that we possess. I am willing to help you; all you have to do is reach out and ask for that assistance.
Best of luck to you this week and always. The world needs writers. The world needs painters and poets, sculptors and musicians. We are the ones who provide some beauty in a world that all too often seems bleak to many. Remember that the next time you sit down to write.
2013 William D. Holland (aka billybuc)
Great tips, Bill. Thanks for sharing!
"TO BE A GOOD WRITER, FIRST BE A GOOD READER" That hits home here. My reading typically consists of research, not pleasure reading so I find that my writing skewed to the technical. I really have trouble loosening up.
Thanks for the great advice!
I learn so much from reading articles such as this to help me write better, and also to motivate me to write. I'm a great one for excuses. My biggest excuse is, "I can't get inspired to write today." Another one I use is "I don't have the time today to write."
I voted this UP, and I will certainly share.
I love your articles about writing and as always awesome tips. Have pinned to refer back to, because truly some wonderful advice here. I also voted up and shared as always, too!!
Well, I can't imagine you crocheting so it's great that you can write! Excellent advice, as always, thank you.
Thank you so much for these writing tips billybuc. They are so valuable and filled with wisdom and experience. This is also a timely piece for me!
Great tips Bill. I am always learning and I appreciate any advice which might improve my own writing.
Spoken like a true writer my friend. These are great tips for both a new writer and the more accomplished. Reading the works of others is so important as is reading your own work out loud. In my short nine months here on Hubpages, I have learned so much from others and the lessons are invaluable. Passion, art, discipline - oh yes, they are all critical components of good work. I have much to learn but that is part of the journey. When I stop learning it is time to quit writing. This one is one for bookmarking for return visits when doubt or stagnation set in. Great job kindred.
This is a great list of tips. I find it difficult to find the balance between painting a picture to keep things interesting while not being to wordy or using too many adjectives or adverbs. I guess that's why we practice, right?
Putting these tips into practice is a challenge, but little by little we learn and get better. It's encouraging to look back at stuff you wrote just a few months ago to see how far you've come.
I tried to think of something off-color or sarcastic to say, but I got nothin'.
Great Hub Bill. Two weeks into my new writing career I find myself spending as much time reaquainting myself with grammer, social networking and learning SEO as I do writing. And I still have so much to learn on how to create a stellar hub and how to get traffic. And, of course, battling self doubt. But it is all very exciting. This article is inspiring.
I always stress to my English Composition students to "write with your heart and edit with your head." Your hub reiterates this idea. Great article!
I like reading my pieces out loud. And I often find something that doesn't sound quite right when I verbalize it.
I have always loved reading. It's what got me into writing. The thought of writing my own stories, my own poems, my own article, fascinated me. It is similar to how a carpenter feels when he/she builds something. I have the power to build my own book, and that is inspiring to me. I love to create.
I always bring a notebook with me. I have a camera (or at least my cell phone's camera, at other times) with me often, because I like to be able to catch the vision of a moment. I had never thought of it as an inspiration for a scene, though. That is a clever idea.
Some of your tips remind me of what Stephen King says in his book "On Writing". About adjectives/adverbs, and about grammar. He has always been my Master Motivator. I read his book periodically, and it feels like a familiar friend giving a pep talk. Now reading your articles gives me the same feel!
This is a great piece, Bill. Thank you for sharing your advice with us.
Thanks Bill once again!
Wow, I believe these are the best top 20 writing tips ever. I need to remember to bring along a notebook and camera (I have my cellphone, but it does not always take great photos, as I tried to take a photo of a beautiful sunset one time on my way home, and it did not turn out, so I was disappointed). Also, I am always inspired by something, but if I do not write it down at the moment, it sometimes leaves my mind. Yes, I believe the top two are: writing about what you know and writing about something you are passionate about. I know when I venture out and attempt to write on something that I really do not know that much about, it does not turn out well. And most of all, have fun when writing, as we do not want it to become a chore.
Voted up ++++ and sharing
Many blessings and love always, Faith Reaper
Masterful advice. I'm taking it onboard and will share it with my followers. Thanks so much.
Great hub Billy....wonderful advice.....it's so easy to forget the points you came up with, when caught up in writing something. Thanks.
Excellent Hub full of helps. Yes we all need help to be better writers, to communicate clearly and engage our readers.
I appreciate you and the quality hubs you always produce.
Have a Great Day Billy,
God bless you!
Great advice! I admit my grammar is horrible at times and my punctuation is not at it's best. However, I am a work in progress and with hubs like this, I am learning from the best. Thank you! Feel free to critique and edit any of my work. I have skin like a gator!
Great information and tips here. I need to bookmark it. Thanks. Voted Up and more!
20 excellent suggestions that all deserve merit. I particularly paid attention to the niche ...I know how important that is as people get to know you by your topic..I do vary a lot but try to stick with the main one..Good grammar and spelling.. Spell check helps but is not the total thing as it does not pick up misuse...of course we know that. I think writing about something you already know..for women it is often cooking and cleaning along with all their other talents..this is not a sexist comment..honest.. Because I have done many things in my life and cooking and cleaning are constants. Great hub Bill Voting up+++ and pinning ...
Great Hub, as per usual for you! Always packed with good and useful information - voted up, useful and awesome.
As always another great article for writers and one that really does cover all the points. I relate to so many of them. Thanks my friend for this great reminder that I will be saving as a great resource . From asking the question "Can I write" less than a year ago I have learnt so much and continue to daily with friends like you. Many thanks and hugs from Dublin.
I don't have enough time. I don't get enough comments. I don't have enough followers. I was dropped on my head as a child. Nobody loves me. WHATEVER! Toss the excuses in the garbage and start writing. That is what writers do, so quit finding reasons why you can't and grab hold of the one reason why you can…..you are a writer!
Great advice Billy and here I am at times guilty. There are so many wonderful tips here and I am certainly taking note.
Thank you once again for another great huband have a wonderful day my friend. Lots of love from my little corner of Wales.
Great pointers and great reminders too! I really like to read my "deathless" words out loud as you suggest, since it slows you down and you really see, or even say, things that are somehow cockeyed. This is a hub to bookmark if we had bookmarks anymore. But I know where to find it!
billybuc, you always have so many comments, that by the time I get to the end of them, there isn't much left to say. But here goes:
Writers write.
My fist litmus test for hubs are the 5 'W's. Who, What, When, Where, Why and How.
If a piece of writing doesn't meet that criteria, then it must be rewritten.
Any piece of writing must also have engaging characters striving against great odds to acheive a worthwhile goal.
That's is in a nutshell.
Good tips and reminders, all!
One of the things I use MOST, myself, is the test of "Would I want to READ this, if I randomly came across it?" It can be tough to remain objective on that... but honestly, as writers we sometimes just "churn out words" that don't actually have a place being published, even if they seem "good." A helping of "word soup" just doesn't cut it, for me, even if it's EXCELLENT word soup.
I tend to "write" my best articles while I'm cooking breakfast. Or sitting in traffic. RARELY do those ideas strike while I'm sitting down in front of a blank screen... so the "pen, paper, camera" tip is ESSENTIAL.
Good stuff!
As one venturing into the realm of creative writing I find your hub interesting with excellent ideas for good writing. Thanks.
Excellent advice! I especially like the advice to not edit while writing the first draft. I even follow this advice when I'm writing my novels!
The only thing you left out is that writing is in your blood...sometimes it runs hot, sometimes it runs cold, but it always runs!! "Substitute 'damn' every time you're inclined to write 'very;' your editor will delete it and the writing will be just as it should be." ― Mark Twain - see, even he agrees with you!
Voted up, useful, and interesting.
Although my "tools" are always within arms reach ("Elements of Style", Fiction Writer's Workshop", etc. etc.) I enjoy these motivational hubs you have been publishing. They often provide the kick in the ... I need to simply just write.
Thanks for the helpful and timely reminders, Bill. The one about eliminating unneccessary words resonated with me, because I struggle with that one a lot.
Reminds me of something I saw in Ripley's Believe It or Not many years ago. I don't remember the whole piece, but it begins and ends as follows.
"Promulgating your esoteric cogitations and articulating your superficial sentimentalities, beware of platitudinous ponderosity. Let not your extemporaneous verbal or written expatiations demonstrate a lack of clarified conciseness...In other words, say what you mean, and don't use big words."
Have a great day, my friend ;-)
Another one worth saving ande keeping for future reference Bill
... some very great suggestions here
Great tips, as always, Bill. One I personally will take with me is to read my works aloud. I never thought of that. I read, edit, re-read and edit again, but never thought of reading aloud to myself. I don't know why - I talk to myself when I'm in the company of others, so why do I become silent in the privacy of my home office?!
I just love how you are helping us aspiring writers. You have personally helped me tremendously!
awesome hub there billybuc. You had me from the beginning and to the very end. Each section is well outlined along with informative. I could learn a lot from you :)
i shared and will keep coming back. =)
All of these suggestions make so much sense. Well done, Billy!
Thanks for the helpful tips! You're right when you say that a good writer is a good reader. I've learned more from reading others than I have from any English class. I've started reading the classics again. Voted up, useful, interesting, tweeted and pinned. Aloha, Stephanie
Hi Bill,
These are all great tips. While I do not write daily, I certainly read daily and generally have some works in progress. You have certainly found your niche! You are an inspiration to the rest of us. Up and useful and will share.
Bill these ideas are great. Especially for people like me, when writing does not come naturally. I have to work hard at it, but the more I write, the better I am becoming. I like the writing process diagram.
Among your 20 advice, 3 of the hardest to do would be to write with passion, believe in yourself and getting into the habit of writing daily. I tried my hand at writing when I accidentally came across hubpages two years ago. I have gone through the excitement of a first article publish, in trying to build up readership, having a sense of fulfillment when an article is well received and disappointment when a hub turn out to be a dud. Earlier, I wrote for the sheer pleasure of writing without thought if my writings were amateurish. SEO and the numbers game have change that. I hope to rekindle those early feelings and these 3 advice in this article have remind me what writing is all about.
When I read something you write I am impressed with the ease you express your tips and suggestions.I think this hub is no exception.Then I rate it interesting and entertaining.Filled with awesome information I put to use often.You inspire and teach.When I think you have done it all you prove to me it is only the tip of the iceberg and we have many more icebergs in our way.The best thing I love about all your hubs are your personal videos that see deep into the mind of a writer and a wonderful caring person.Off to practice the craft and when I get lazy kick my butt into gear.Have a great day.
I think these are great tips, Billy. I especially like the one about not editing the first draft, but letting your writing flow. I think it is so much easier that way. I have done that clear back to a creative writing class years ago. The only one I do not agree with is equating researching a topic with reinventing the wheel. I love to read hubs and I also enjoy researching and learning new things. Have a great day!
I think of you too often. I am so glad you like the image I made for you. Keep me posted about the Spirit Lake, that is some important work you are doing there my friend. I have missed you. ;)
Write with passion-check. Write what you know-check and will keep in mind to apply the rest of the tips. That being said, I'm not only bookmarking this hub but also actually printing it and pinning it on my board.
"We are the ones who provide some beauty in a world that all too often seems bleak to many." - I will remember this whenever I'm discourage to write.
Thank you Bill. You are born to teach and indeed a great teacher!
Very inspiring hub and I love your tips. I hope many people will read this hub and we can learn together to improve writing. I'll bookmark this one. Thanks for share with us. Voted up and success for you :-)
Good tips, bill.
Could not disagree on any of them.
Great writing tips ... and we all need a reminder of the basics once in a while. I love the graphic you used, too!
You give the best advice on the web and i will remember to read aloud and most of all, check my spelling.......lol..Thank's Bill..
Thank you for some highly useful tips. I really like the acronym, PIPO and further, I like the idea of dedicated writing time. To me though, the most important is the message of believing in yourself. It's really hard sometimes, but you're right. It must be done or nothing gets done. God bless.
Great tip. As always Bill you motivate and inspire. Passing this on.
Great hub, very well written, voted up and shared.
Yes, we need to keep language simple, especially with writing articles.Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing the very useful tips, Bill.
I have bookmarked it and its very useful for the ones like me who enjoy writing. Being a good reader to be a good writer, and that's what i always thought of from the beginning. Thanks for reassuring my belief here. Your sharing this tips will sure help the wannabe writers like me of course a lot . God bless you always and thanks for sharing this. I am sharing it also. Votes all up way.
Great tips Billy, thanks.
Interesting. Thank you for this.
Incredible information here, with tips like these one can be most encouraged in writing and sharing their work with an open mind. Be positive, and be yourself and write what you know brilliantly pointed out.
I'm so glad I came across your article about this today, Bill! I think I'm going to open a rejection file as well. Great idea! Love this part: "I don't have enough time. I don't get enough comments. I don't have enough followers. I was dropped on my head as a child. Nobody loves me. WHATEVER!" So true!
Oh no. I like to crochet. Now I am doomed. I'm just kidding. When I crochet, it is just another creative outlet, because I design my own patterns. At one time, I designed for magazines.
I'm not a serious writer, but enjoy creating new things. Maybe I need to get more serious about it, since it is one of the more enjoyable things about my life.
This article is helpful to both improve my writing and get more serious about it. Stephen King also said to never use words that end in ly or use the word very. I catch myself doing it all the time. Thanks.
Hi Bill
These are all tips that all of us should adhere to for sure. One of them that helps me so much is to read out loud. I can proof and proof and proof and still miss things. When I read out loud, the would be error stands out so easily.
Voted up up and away +++++
Sending many Angels and blessings to you this evening. :) ps
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the push!!! I really needed to get out of my head and back to the paper.
Excellent hub .
Except "Carry a notebook and camera" and "learn from the masters" I agree with all other points.
Very good hub right here. It helps to make your writing much more crisp.
Ok - what the? I know I left a comment here! Good thing I came back to read these outstanding tips for writing. Excellent advice, by the way.
You leave the read with some very good thoughts to ponder. "Toss the excuses in the garbage and start writing. That is what writers do, so quit finding reasons why you can't and grab hold of the one reason why you can…..you are a writer!" Yes! Thank you my awesome friend:)
Very interesting, and very useful. I think believing in yourself is a very important part of any creative process. And not an easy one...
Thank you for these great tips!
I learnt the art of writing in my creative writing program. Thanks for this reminder.
Bill, you did it again. Excellent advice. The first one, about writing with passion, is one I have been thinking a lot about lately, and am trying to follow. And creating a new niche ... that also fits in with some other things I had read lately. Shared and voted up and more. Thanks for this, Bill!
Thank you for some great insight! I have been considerring a concept for some time, and it's taking shape. You have given me the push I needed to actually put something on paper! It's exciting! Thank you for the great tips! Voted UP! DJ
Loved this hub to the point and a great help thank you
Great tips, I just started writing and do not really have a style yet.
Loved the camera and notebook tip. I am going to be doing that myself from now on.
I am an avid reader, And am hoping to be a good writer, finding my niche seems to be my problem. Voted up interesting and useful.
Well I don't write everyday, but I carry my notebook everywhere I go for ideas. Love the idea of letting it flow and then coming back. I usually do that and come back the next day to finish up a hub or something. Really useful hub.
Useful tips, Bill. I think you have covered them all. I like writing process chart above plus especially the tips like, it is imperative for a writer to write daily, be confident about one's ability and be in love with writing.
Voted up.
I feel like I have just had a wonderful seminar presented from a Master of Writing. Thanks for all the advice you are providing readers. One would be wise and profit from listening to your wisdom.
One of the best summarized, informational, and inspiring articles on writing. Thank you for your time in putting this masterful How to - together. I wish they included a Inspirational button near Useful above!
Your tips are right on target. I'm working at just letting my subconscious mind take over so that I can write more and not concern myself with editing until I;m finished . I am in the process of writing a book and cannot post in HP every day. I'm shooting for (2)new hubs within a (5) day period. Love reading your hubs!
Your welcome!
Thank you! There were a lot of great tips but there was a bit of a kick in the butt too. I needed that today.


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LONDON, Sept. 15— Daniel Day-Lewis, the 32-year-old English actor, has left the National Theater production of ''Hamlet,'' in which he played the title role, because of nervous exhaustion. The actor, who had just seven performances remaining under his contract, left the production on the advice of his doctor, a statement by the theater said.
Mr. Day-Lewis, who is known for his roles in ''A Room With a View,'' ''The Incredible Lightness of Being'' and '''My Beautiful Laundrette,'' walked off the stage in the middle of a performance last week, saying he felt ill. The performance was finished by his understudy, Jeremy Northam, who has taken over the role for Mr. Day-Lewis's remaining performances.
Mr. Day-Lewis, who received mixed reviews when the production opened in March, had performed the role of the Danish prince 65 times. In an interview he called it ''a hard part to live with.'' He said, ''It conjures up the demons in you.''
The actor, the son of the poet Cecil Day Lewis, took on the assignment after completing the film ''My Left Foot,'' in which he plays a person with cerebral palsy.
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When more tooth structure is missing, dental veneers may be the preferred restorative option. Veneers are wafer-thin shells that are bonded to the front surface of the teeth. They can not only correct small chips or cracks, but can also improve the color, spacing, and shape of your teeth.
But if the damage exposes the soft inner pulp of the tooth, root canal treatment will be needed to save the tooth. In this procedure, the inflamed or infected pulp tissue is removed and the tooth sealed against re-infection; if a root canal is not done when needed, the tooth will have an increased risk for extraction in the future. Following a root canal, a tooth is often restored with a crown (cap), which can look good and function well for many years.
Sometimes, a tooth may be knocked completely out of its socket; or, a severely damaged tooth may need to be extracted (removed). In either situation, the best option for restoration is a dental implant. Here, a tiny screw-like device made of titanium metal is inserted into the jaw bone in a minor surgical procedure. Over time, it fuses with the living bone to form a solid anchorage. A lifelike crown is attached, which provides aesthetic appeal and full function for the replacement tooth.
So how's Beckham holding up? According to sources, "David is a trooper and didn't make a fuss. He took it all in his stride." Maybe next time he hits the slopes, he'll heed the advice of dental experts and wear a custom-made mouthguard…
If you have questions about restoring damaged teeth, please contact our office to schedule a consultation. You can read more in the Dear Doctor magazine articles "Trauma and Nerve Damage to Teeth" and "Children's Dental Concerns and Injuries."
For centuries, people who've lost all their teeth have worn dentures. Although materials in today's dentures are more durable and attractive than those in past generations, the basic design remains the same — prosthetic (false) teeth set in a plastic or resin base made to resemble gum tissue.
If you're thinking of obtaining dentures, don't let their simplicity deceive you:Â a successful outcome depends on a high degree of planning and attention to detail customized to your mouth.
Our first step is to determine the best positioning for the prosthetic teeth. It's not an "eyeball" guess — we make a number of calculations based on the shape and size of your jaws and facial features to determine the best settings within the resin base. These calculations help us answer a few important questions for determining design: how large should the teeth be? How far forward or back from the lip? How much space between the upper and lower teeth when the jaws are at rest?
We also can't forget about the artificial gums created by the base. How much your gums show when you smile depends a lot on how much your upper lip rises. We must adjust the base size to accommodate your upper lip rise so that the most attractive amount of gum shows when you smile. We also want to match as close as possible the color and texture of your natural gum tissues.
There's one other important aspect to manage: how your upper and lower dentures function together when you eat or speak. This means we must also factor your bite into the overall denture design. This may even continue after your dentures arrive: we may still need to adjust them while in your mouth to improve function and comfort.
Ill-fitting, dysfunctional and unattractive dentures can be distressing and embarrassing. But with careful planning and customization, we can help ensure your new dentures are attractive and comfortable to wear now and for years to come.
If you would like more information on removable dentures for teeth replacement, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Removable Full Dentures."
You might think David Copperfield leads a charmed life:Â He can escape from ropes, chains, and prison cells, make a Learjet or a railroad car disappear, and even appear to fly above the stage. But the illustrious illusionist will be the first to admit that making all that magic takes a lot of hard work. And he recently told Dear Doctor magazine that his brilliant smile has benefitted from plenty of behind-the-scenes dental work as well.
"When I was a kid, I had every kind of [treatment]. I had braces, I had headgear, I had rubber bands, and a retainer afterward," Copperfield said. And then, just when his orthodontic treatment was finally complete, disaster struck. "I was at a mall, running down this concrete alleyway, and there was a little ledge… and I went BOOM!"
Copperfield's two front teeth were badly injured by the impact. "My front teeth became nice little points," he said. Yet, although they had lost a great deal of their structure, his dentist was able to restore those damaged teeth in a very natural-looking way. What kind of "magic" did the dentist use?
In Copperfield's case, the teeth were repaired using crown restorations. Crowns (also called caps) are suitable when a tooth has lost part of its visible structure, but still has healthy roots beneath the gum line. To perform a crown restoration, the first step is to make a precise model of your teeth, often called an impression. This allows a replacement for the visible part of the tooth to be fabricated, and ensures it will fit precisely into your smile. In its exact shape and shade, a well-made crown matches your natural teeth so well that it's virtually impossible to tell them apart. Subsequently, the crown restoration is permanently attached to the damaged tooth.
There's a blend of technology and art in making high quality crowns — just as there is in some stage-crafted illusions. But the difference is that the replacement tooth is not just an illusion: It looks, functions and "feels" like your natural teeth… and with proper care it can last for many years to come. Besides crowns, there are several other types of tooth restorations that are suitable in different situations. We can recommend the right kind of "magic" for you.
If you would like more information about crowns, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine articles "Crowns & Bridgework" and "Porcelain Crowns & Veneers."
At your child's latest dental visit, you found out one of their primary ("baby") teeth has become decayed and in danger of loss. Of course, you may think, it's only a primary tooth — it's going to come out sooner or later.
But a primary tooth lost "sooner" rather than "later" can create long-term negative consequences for your child's dental health. For the sake of the future permanent tooth, the best treatment strategy could be to put forth the effort and expense to save it.
Besides its role in eating and chewing, a primary tooth's most important function is as a "trailblazer" for the permanent tooth developing below it. A primary tooth doesn't normally loosen and let go until the new permanent tooth is ready to erupt. Until then they hold the new tooth's space in the jaw.
But if the primary tooth is lost prematurely, nearby teeth can drift into and crowd the space so that the permanent tooth comes in out of position. This can result in a malocclusion, or poor bite.
Depending on the state of your child's jaw development, it may be advisable to attempt saving the tooth through a filling or, in the case of deep decay, a modified root canal treatment. If the tooth can't be saved, then placing an orthodontic appliance known as a space maintainer might be necessary. Cemented to a tooth next to the empty space, this appliance has a looped band of metal that butts against the tooth on the other side of the gap, and prevents both teeth from drifting into the space.
Intervening for a decayed primary tooth can seem a waste of time and money since it has a limited lifespan to begin with. But for the health of its companion permanent tooth, as well as possibly avoiding orthodontic treatment, it could be well worth it for your child's long-term dental health.
If you would like more information on dental care for your child, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Importance of Baby Teeth."
Are you wondering whether cosmetic dental fillings are the right choice for your smile?
Has one of our Chatham, NY, dentists, Dr. Domenic Riccobono or Dr. Vicki Cohn, recently told you that you have a cavity? This can be frustrating to hear, but we are here to explain more about cosmetic fillings and how they help restore the look and function of your teeth.
What is a cosmetic filling?
A filling is a material that will be placed to restore a decayed tooth. While there are many different kinds of dental fillings from which to choose in Chatham, NY, we know that most people prefer to get tooth-colored, or cosmetic fillings, because they are designed to match the shade of your tooth. This means that when you smile no one will even know that you have a restored tooth.
With the proper care, these tooth-colored fillings can last many years before needing to be placed. How will you know when a filling needs to be replaced? You might not, but our Chatham, NY general dentist will. This is why those six-month dental visits are not something you should skip. During these routine cleanings, we can also check the strength of your filling to make sure that it is holding up.
How are dental fillings placed?
Before you can get your dental filling we will first need to remove decay from the tooth. Once the decay is removed, we will begin to place layer after layer of tooth-colored resin over the area to refill it. With every layer that is placed, a laser will also be directed over the tooth to harden the filling in place. Once the filling is complete and hardened, it will be given a final polish to make it look like the rest of your tooth.
Do you have questions about cosmetic fillings? Do you need to schedule your routine appointment to make sure your smile is healthy? Then it's time you called Countryside Dental in Chatham, NY, today!
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Shang Yang, the Qin Legalist statesman during the Warring States period, was hated by many for his harsh Legalist laws, such as killing entire families for one person's offense as well as mutilation and compulsory labor. Shang Yang became a fugitive after the death of the Qin king. He finally found refuge at an inn operated by a longtime friend. The friend told him that according to Shang's own rules, an innkeeper was required to register with the authorities the name and status of every person who registered at the inn. Otherwise the innkeeper will face death himself. Shang Yang begged his friend not to report him, but the innkeeper had no choice. Shang Yang was eventually taken by the authorities and executed by his own method of punishment that he devised for the Qin kingdom. His arms and legs were tied to four chariots, and he was tore apart by the horses being whipped in four divergent directions.
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21,573 MILE ON A 1961 NASH METROPOLITAN The Metropolitan was the first postwar American car that was marketed specifically to women. SOLD WITH THE BOOKS ON ENGINE , ORIGINAL INVOICE / SALES RECEIPT ,& ADDS .... CLICK HERE FOR HYPER LINK FOR INFO https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nash_Metropolitan ....................................................................................CLICK HERE FOR CURRENT
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Auto Network Inc.6230 N Palafox Hwy Pensacola, FL850-474-65691959 Nash Metropolitan $3,888Year:1959Make:NashModel:MetropolitanTrim:Stock #:15939VIN:76885Transmission:Exterior Color:RedInterior Type:Mileage:3359Primary Contact:Sales Dept.Phone:850-474-6569Vehicle CommentsVisit Auto Network Inc. online at www.autonetworkpensacola.net to see more pictures of this vehicle or call us at 850-474-6569 to
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September 5, 2012,
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.-Exhibitors at Artisan Resource, the section of the New York International Gift Fair which debuted last month, said they were "pleased with the inaugural event and eager to return to future editions," according to a statement from GLM, NYIGF's owner and manager.
The new section spotlighted artisanal craft producers from 17 countries throughout the world. Attendees included volume importers, direct-import retailers and wholesalers. Exhibitors cited success at meeting new contacts, creating new partnerships and resulting in new orders, according to the GLM statement.
Christian Falkenberg, GLM vice president and NYIGF director, said, "Artisan Resource gave these artisan enterprises exposure to both a quantity and quality of new buyers in the U.S. What's more, it provided volume import buyers access to a world of new artisanal products and production resources, right here in New York City."
The next edition of Artisan Resource is scheduled for Jan. 27-29 at the winter edition of the Gift Fair, located at Pier 92 of New York City's Passenger Ship Terminal. GLM said about 100 companies from 20 countries are expected to exhibit.
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