Just took this photo recently of one happy lady. Doesn’t she have a gorgeous smile??!! I’ll bet you can’t tell what we did to improve it….
Portrait photo
On a recent visit to get her teeth cleaned I asked this pretty patient if she’s lost weight. Yes she had!! And she was VERY proud of that fact! So I suggested we update her portrait photo that we had taken after we fixed her front teeth, and she readily agreed. Her teeth look absolutely amazing, and she takes a great photo, too!
Portrait photo
I’ve stated before that I’m a big fan of the Firefox operating system. It feels a little faster that Internet explorer, has a few less bugs, and is still REALLY cool! Having said all that, this article to ’speed up’ Firefox was pretty interesting. I’m going to give it a try….if it doesn’t work I guess I’ll be using something else!
My web site has added a few new photos of the office (with a special thanks to Tony and Jeff for the ‘update’). Check it out here.
And a quick review of where we started:
And the new, beautiful crowns:
And the final portrait photo of our pretty patient and her new, gorgeous smile!
Yes, I’ve been referred to as a backup ‘freak’ when it comes to the data on my computer. But with a recent virus on my laptop now cleaned up it was an easy matter to restore the ‘good’ files that were found in the backup. Plus, as I’ve stated before all the photos I take would be impossible to reproduce, so backing up is a must. I recently saw this and am trying it out. It can make a mirror image of your existing drive, copying it exactly. Oh, and the basic edition is free. Take a look and see what you think: Macrium Reflect
I’m really a fanatic for backups. With all the photos I take, I can’t risk losing any of them. So I’m excited about this new service. It has unlimited online backup for one low monthly fee. I’m not going to use it for office photos, but will be looking into it for all my personal images. Read more here….Backblaze.
And here’s the final smile (with the ‘before’ below it for comparison). A dramatic change that didn’t require a lot of invasive work like veneers or crowns. Everyone involved was happy!!
Here’s a different view of the same new room of equipment.
