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Braces - A Consumer's Guide to Orthodontics by G. Ray Callahan, D.D.S. M.S.
ISBN: 1588208095 Publisher: 1st Books Library
$12.42 112 pages Paperback
Book Description: Braces is a inexpensive softcover book written expressly for prospective
patients or parents of patients. Questions such as how to identify a
malocclusion and what to expect when calling for an appointment are covered in
the first section of the book, and examples of malocclusions are shown. The
following chapters deal with the concepts of treatment for children and
adolescents, cleft lip and palate, and functional appliances. In the concluding
chapters, the author discusses adult orthodontic treatment and its various
options and aspects, including surgery, informed consent, and how to find an
orthodontist. The easy-to-read text and numerous black-and-white illustrations
make it an ideal book for the reception area of an orthodontic office and for
home reading by prospective patients. (This review is from the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics,
June 2002)
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The Braces Cookbook
by Pamela Waterman and Brenda Waterman
ISBN: 0977492206 Publisher: The Discovery Box; 1st edition (January 2, 2006)
$9.95 Spiral bound, 96 pages
Book
Description: Addressing how to rework menus and eating habits to
pamper tender teeth and avoid breaking brackets, this cookbook
offers solutions to these challenges with 50 stay-soft recipes, tips
for packing lunches, preparing meals, and eating out, as well as
soothing ideas for braces-adjustment days. The book includes web
resources and fun tooth trivia, and is ideal for parents and
grandparents to give as a gift or for adults to treat themselves.
The delicious recipes will appeal to the non-braces-wearers in the
family, too.
The Braces Cookbook 2
by Pamela Waterman and Amee Hoge
ISBN: 0977492230 Publisher: The Discovery Box (January 5, 2009)
$11.21 Paperback, 128 pages
Book
Description: Older as well as younger wearers of orthodontia will find food
they can sink their teeth into with the succulent, nutritious dishes
featured in this cookbook. Full of recipes encompassing breakfast,
lunch, dinner, appetizers, and desserts—Double Scrambled Egg
Baskets, Cherry-Chicken Salad Bites, Brazilian Expresso Pot Roast,
Swiss Tomato Fondue, and Dark Vanilla Drops—this cookbook contains
50 stay-soft recipes that avoid hard, sticky, crunchy, and chewy
ingredients yet offer great taste. The basic recipes aimed at
beginning or moderately experienced cooks use ingredients commonly
stocked in the house or at local grocery stores and can generally be
prepared in 30 to 60 minutes. More adventurous chefs—or those
seeking a spin on presentation—will find gourmet hints adjacent to
each recipe. Tips for how to feel better on braces adjustment day,
ideas for packing lunches, a glossary of orthodontic terms, and a
web resource list for additional information are also included.
Buster Gets Braces by Jane Breskin Zalbin
ISBN: 0805016821 Publisher: Henry Holt & Co., Apr. 1992
$0.01 (Prices may vary) Out of Print. Click the Amazon
"buy" link to buy used copies of this text.
Book Description: Like any young dinosaur, Buster is not happy about getting
braces, but his sister is elated, taking the opportunity to tease
her brother about his new mouth on his birthday. By the author of
Beni's First Chanukah.
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