When did it happen? I’m not sure, but one time I noticed my tongue rubbed up against that rough spot more than I would have liked. I scheduled an appointment for a teeth cleaning and was sure to find out what Dr. Beeler would do about the rough spot on my front tooth. It couldn’t be taken care of that day so two days later, I was back in his office. After he smoothed the area a bit, he applied a sealant, and I went on my merry way. It got me thinking. What rough spots exist in my life that I’d just like to apply sealant to? What work do I need to do before applying the sealant to make sure it will adhere well? What would the sealant be? Back to the cleaning. It always feels great, doesn’t it? I brush well, so imagine not … [Read more...]
Hope For the Future, Equipping The Present
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