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Taking impressions of both the maxillary and mandibular teeth is how the lab will make your dentures from this mold of your teeth also with a bite registration which measures how you bite. So oviously everyone’s dentures are different accordingly and should fit/have the same bite as your real teeth prior. Before your dentures are ready you will come in for an appointment called a Wax Try In that is when you will a get a “sample” pair. Of what your dentures will look like made up of wax. This is the appointment to tell the doctor if it’s nit fitting right to make changes

Filling a box that size with LPs would end in disaster. Surely many of them would be damaged. Just too heavy. The normal box for LPs is probably about 3 inches deep.

Well, an LP in it’s cover is about .25″ thick. So 13″ divided by .25″ is 52. So about fifty albums would fit in that box. What you really have to consider is the weight. One LP album weighs about 600 grams or 1.3 pounds. So your box would weigh 1.3 x 50 or 65 pounds. Even if my .25″ is too small, consider if the albums are 1/2″thick. Then you could only fit 26 of them in the box and it would weigh 34 pounds. If they were 3/8″ thick then you could fit 13″ / (3/8)” or 37 albums. That would weigh 45 pounds.Albums are heavy. So my best guess is 37 albums and it would weigh 45 pounds.Hope this helps

You are looking for a unicorn, but there is something close.It depends on whether it is offered in the state you live in. Go to coversme and look at the Clear plan. If you don't see that one listed, you may be in a state that doesn't have it.Typical rates are $40/mon for 1 person who is about 35 years old.Most dentists participate with Delta, which makes them in network. It can be effective at the beginning of the next month. Like most insurances, you have copayments for all procedures. There is no dollar maximum and no deductible.If you're in New Jersey, you can always check in to our office at Lake Family Dentistry

It isn't up to a landlord to handle this. The landlord's job is to collect the rent and make repairs to the property as necessary. It isn't a landlord's problem that five separate individual people will be renting the house. It's a house with five bedrooms, typically for a husband and/or wife and their three or four children, not a boarding house. Renting a house to five individual people is a bad idea anyway. It's almost a guaranteed certainty that one or more of them won't stick around for the duration of the lease. And what about damage to the property? If someone puts a fist or two through some walls, and that person moves out before the lease expires, the other tenants on the lease are responsible for this damages. And what happens if one or more of them lose their job(s)? Who pays their portion(s) of the rent? The remaining tenants will have to since it isn't the landlord's responsibility to wait until they find a job. Late charges could be problematic too. If one person doesn't have their portion of the rent, all five are legally on the hook for that and the late charges, although between the five of them they would have to agree that only that one person will have to pay it. Regular two person roommate living situations rarely work out for too long but five of them is a disaster just looking for a place to happen, and it just found that place. Lol and I haven't even addressed the parking problem. Any decent landlord will have a strict policy against parking on the grass, so where do they all park? I didn't notice any mention of how long the driveway is. Is it long enough for two cars, in addition to being wide enough for two as mentioned? Or is it only large enough to accommodate two cars? That's the way I read the question… only long enough for one car and wide enough for two. Ok I'm going to say it one more time… five roommates is a really really really bad idea.