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How to talk with a retainer
Practice speaking slowly to friends and family.
To get more comfortable with talking while wearing your retainer, you should start by speaking slowly to those closest to you on a daily basis. The more you practice speaking, the more comfortable you will become with talking with a retainer.
A: You should be able to talk with relative ease within one month to two months of getting your retainer. Your tongue will eventually adapt to the retainer.

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A small group of people are seen standing around a kitchen eating food. they
A: speak to one another as a man cooks for them in front and mixes ingredients together.

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There are several jockey riding brown horses in a stadium during a derby event. there crowd
A: is cheering loudly as they stand with straw hats and umbrellas.

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How to be more modest
Have a healthy, realistic impression of yourself.
Being modest begins with how you see yourself and your place in the world. By being aware of your own strengths and weaknesses, you can avoid the pitfalls of arrogance and start to live more modestly.
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Try to see yourself the way others see you by asking your closest friends how they perceive you. Ask about both the good and the bad, and let your friends know you'd like a fair and honest assessment.