Cougars (teeth) or Utes (teeth)?

As a dentist here in the Utah area I have been asked many times (or never)

to settle the dispute over who is better, the Cougars or the Utes.

A Ute is a Native American that lived in the Utah area.

A Cougar is a large member of the cat family also known as a mountain lion.

Since I am a dentist I must use teeth as the determining factor for this decision.

It is evident from research that I have done that the teeth of a cougar

are far superior in every way to that of a Ute.

In color, ability to rip meat from the bone, size, and strength, the

cougars have a decided edge over the Utes.

Please note this opinion is not biased (although I do have BYU season tickets).

GO COUGS!!!

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Cougars and Utes

As a dentist here in the Utah area I have been asked many times (or never)

to settle the dispute over who is better, the Cougars or the Utes.

A Ute is a Native American Indian that lived in the Utah area.

A Cougar is a large member of the cat family also known as a mountain lion.

Since I am a dentist I must use teeth as the determining factor for this decision.

It is evident from research that I have done that the teeth of a cougar

are far superior in every way to that of a Ute.

Please note this opinion is not biased (although I do have BYU season tickets).

In color, ability to rip meat from the bone, size, and strength the

cougars have a decided edge over the Utes.

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Veneers with no drilling or shots

Much has been made in the media recently about getting veneers.

Veneers are a great product.

They can fix a multitude of problems such as discoloration,

slight tooth rotations and crowding.

There are two types of veneers however.

The one that I will talk briefly about today is the kind of veneer called no-prep.

These veneers require no shots. No drilling. And disturb non of the natural tooth structure.

The patient simply comes to the dentist, gets a few impressions taken,

and shows up 2 weeks later to get the veneers placed.

The veneers are basically like fake fingernails except they do not need to be replaced

except for the rare case that they were to break off.

The only down side is that these types of veneers may make your teeth look a little bulky.

They are only .3 mm thick. But still your mouth is sensitive enough

to feel a human hair. So even at .3 mm they may take some getting used to.

I would highly recommend that if you have ever thought about veneers

that you take a look at some of these no-prep products.

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Cougars and Utes

As a dentist here in the Utah area I have been asked many times (or never)

to settle the dispute over who is better, the Cougars or the Utes.

A Ute is a Native American Indian that lived in the Utah area.

A Cougar is a large member of the cat family also known as a mountain lion.

Since I am a dentist I must use teeth as the determining factor for this decision.

It is evident from research that I have done that the teeth of a cougar

are far superior in every way to that of a Ute.

Please note this opinion is not biased (although I do have BYU season tickets).

In color, ability to rip meat from the bone, size, and strength the

cougars have a decided edge over the Utes.

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Dr. Ellis Website