As I glanced about, I saw two wooden walls enclose on one side. What kind of feeble prison was this? I could easily escape from the other side. I looked down and I saw this carrier bag emblazoned with a logo that at any given moment had the immense power to catapult into an ecstatic journey into the stratosphere or cast into the deepest abyss. It said Arsenal Gunners, the finest football team in the world. I’ll let the laughter subside. It housed my pens and pencils. Beside it rested an imposing hard cover text that read Contemporary Orthodontics by William R. Proffit. In it lay essential requirements for anchorage, the optimal force for rapid palatial expansion and the ideal Curve of Spee.
In case you’re scratching your head, let’s just say the power to change your life. The human body is a remarkable structure and paired with nature’s earthly laws, it can transform a buck toothed smile into one that would make Angelina Jolie envious. And the power to transform a teenager teased mercilessly into one who attracts admiringly glances from all. I have seen these metamorphoses take place numerous times, which is one of the most rewarding things in my dental profession. Back to my story.
