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If aa65b - c8564 = 509a find number abc. Multiple solutions may exist.
Correct answers: 2
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Retainer Day jokes

International Retainer Day falls on July 19 every year. This day challenges you to commit to your beautiful smile by keeping your retainer on after dental treatment. Use these jokes to smile all day long!

This lawyer has a $70,000 retainer...
He must care a lot about his teeth!

I’ve been working for an orthodontist on a freelance basis…
… but now they’ve put me on a retainer.

My dentist said I need braces, but I needed to pay something upfront.
So I asked him "wait, do I need braces or a retainer?"

How do dentists pay for their lawyers?
Retainers

What type of bear has no teeth?
A gummy bear!

Why did the FBI raid the dentist’s office?
To perform a cavity search.

Why should you be kind to your dentist?
Because they have fill-ings too!

Why did the smartphone go to the dentist?
It had a Bluetooth.

Why did the donut go to the dentist?
To get a filling!

What does an orthodontist do on a roller coaster?
She braces herself.

My teeth were stained, so the dentist asked me, “do you smoke or drink coffee?”
I told him I drink it.

Patient: How much does it cost to have a tooth pulled?
Dentist: $100.
Patient: All that for only a few minutes of work? That’s expensive.
Dentist: Don’t worry, I can pull it out slower if you’d like.

Until it came out in conversation,
no one knew she had a dental implant.

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Velcro

In 1978, Velcro, the hook-and-loop fastener patent expired, releasing the design to manufacture of imitations. It was developed by Swiss engineer Georges de Mestral, who noticed how thistle burrs clung to his clothing during a hike in the mountains. Using a microscope, he discovered their natural hook-like shape. From 1948, he worked with a local weaver from a textile plant to design a “locking tape.” The important discovery was accidental - that nylon, when sewn under ultraviolet light, formed industructable hooks. Velcro uses two tapes, one with stiff “hooks” like the burrs which clings to the second tape with soft “loops” like the fabric of his pants. The trademarked name Velcro comes from “vel” or velvet and “cro” from the French word crochet which means hook.«
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