Q: This will prevent bubbles from forming. It may take several tries before you learn to fill the mold to the right level. You must let the plastic cool before removing it from the mold, or it won't form correctly. Carefully pop the lure out of the mold by turning it upside down and pressing on the bottom of the mold. Be sure to lay the molded plastic out flat, as it will set in the position in which you lay it out. If the lure does set in a crooked position, you can melt it down and re-pour it. First, transfer the soft plastic lure to a cookie sheet or baking pan. Trim the excess with a craft knife, scissors, or a pizza cutter. As you trim the excess, gather it together. You can melt it down and add it to your next soft plastic lure, or you can add the shavings at the very end to add highlights to lures of a contrasting color.
A: Pour the colored plastic into your mold slowly, filling it. Wait 10 to 15 minutes for the plastic in the mold to cool. Remove the plastic lure from the mold. Place the plastic lure on a paper towel or old newsprint to cool overnight. Trim off any excess plastic.

Article: Having regular visits to a dentist can correct any teeth problems and is highly recommended at least twice a year. If you experience discomfort or pain associated with the overbite, your dentist can provide the appropriate diagnosis and treatment. It is estimated that overbite affects up to 46% of children and nearly 30% of children would benefit from treatment. Thus, early diagnosis is essential for the treatment of overbite and to prevent any complications. A typical dental exam or checkup will be done by a dental hygienist followed by a consultation with the dentist. During the checkup, the overall condition of your teeth will be noted and the dentist will take a look at your teeth to assess if you have an overbite. Your dentist can usually diagnose overbite by just looking at your bite; however, they may also take dental x-rays to visualize your jaw and teeth. This is especially important in children if their permanent teeth have not yet erupted. Dental x-rays help your dentist to diagnose how your child's permanent teeth are positioned and/or see any damage or dental diseases. If the dentist sees any problems in your x-rays, including cavities or decays, treatment options will be discussed. If your dentist will confirm that you have an overbite, they will refer you to an orthodontist. An orthodontist is an expert at correcting and realigning the teeth. Orthodontists have two to three years more education compared with dentists and are trained to treat overbite and other conditions due to misaligned teeth. During your consultation, treatment options to correct the bite will be discussed. Treating an overbite is essential for your health as it can decrease your chances of tooth decay or gingivitis, and help lessen the strain malocclusion has on the teeth, jaws, and muscles.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Go to a dentist. Get a dental exam. Say yes for an x-ray. Consult an orthodontist.

Problem: Article: Avoid being seen. If you see the wolf before it sees you, walk away silently. Stay vigilant. Remember: where there's one wolf, there are likely more wolves around. Wolves sometimes travel alone, but they almost always hunt in packs. Always maintain eye contact, and do not turn your back. If you try to escape, keep the wolves in front of you. If the wolves get behind you, their predatory instincts may kick in. Slowly back away while facing the pack. Wolves are faster than you, especially when you're navigating the woods. Furthermore, running will cause a wolf's prey drive to kick in. If the wolves weren't chasing you before, there's a good chance that they'll start chasing you when you run.
Summary: Avoid areas where wolves have been seen. Back away slowly, if the wolf sees you. Don't run.

Q: Your instinct might be to select the lowest bid. However, you should be careful. Someone with a very low bid might try to cut corners or do shoddy work. A contractor with a low bid might also not have much work. As of 2016, the home building business is strong, so there should be plenty of work to go around for a competent contractor. Avoid choosing someone you can't afford. Instead, look at contractors who submit reasonable bids that you are comfortable with. You should avoid paying for the entire project before it is completed. Furthermore, your state law might limit how much you can pay upfront. Discuss a payment schedule with the contractor. Research your state law by contacting a local consumer protection agency, which you can find in the phone book or online. Regardless of your state law, try to limit the amount of any down payment to no more than a third. Ideally, you should not pay with cash. If the project is small, then think about paying with a credit card or personal check. Tie payment to certain benchmarks. For example, if you are having a home built, you can pay a certain amount once the foundation is laid, and another sum after the roof has been put on, etc. Using benchmarks is helpful, because the contractor doesn't get paid if work is delayed. This provides incentive to work diligently. Call up the contractor you feel most comfortable with and hire them. Then make sure you have a detailed contract in place before any work begins. The contractor might draft the contract. If not, then you can hire a lawyer to draft the contract for you. If costs are a concern, then you might need to draft your own. Make sure the contract contains the following: a detailed description of the work, including a complete set of drawings with written specifications the brand of materials that will be used or installed the start and finish dates the payment schedule any guarantees your signature and the contractor's signature
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Analyze the bids. Discuss a payment schedule. Sign a contract.