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Last published Wed, Jul 11, 2012
These are all true testiments from my friends and me fabout what it is really like to be an orthodontics patient. These orthodontic horror stories will hopefully bring you a laugh or a cringe. From orthodontists with long nails to mixed up paperwork, we've expirienced it all. You have been warned ;)
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