The ring finger is located between the little and middle finger on each hand. The ring finger is the fourth finger on a human hand and is used to put the wedding ring on.
GO STRAIGHT TO THE DOCTOR AND GET HELP AND PUT A BANDAGE ONTO IT AND PUT NEOSPORN ONTO THE SOAR NAIL..
Put the Finger on You was created in 1981.
The fourth finger of the left hand is tradtionally the 'ring finger' this the finger next to the pinkie on the left hand. Anyway, the ring finger is the finger between your pinkie and middle finger. If you are going to give someone a ring though, make sure you put it on their left hand, ring finger.
they are teeth spacers for an apliance
An Orthodontist will put rubber bands between the teeth to increase the space there. This may be necessary to get the metal bracket anchors in place. It takes time, but the constant pressure will make them move.
Four ways: 1) Don't hold her. 2) Don't put her on your bed. 3) Don't put your finger near her. 4) Pull her teeth.
Right. There would be no space between your finger and the object in question, in order to touch. Sort of like if Deanie Etcetera put her finger on Mitch Longley's... face, there would be no space between Deanie's finger and Mitch face. Answer: All object include molecules have space between them physics theory about 5 rings instead molecules and nucleus.
An orthodontist can put braces on your teeth
You put it on your ring finger. That is the finger that the wedding ring goes on.
To start off, place the stake in between your ring finger and thumb. Put your pinky finger gently alongside your ring finger. Use your middle finger and your index finger to aim. Throw the stake sidearm, and aim just above the chest.
'Braces' are pieces of metal (called brackets) which are fixed onto your teeth. They are connected by a metal wire running through them. Braces are used by orthodontics and are fixed onto teeth. The brackets and the wire put pressure on the teeth and move them into being in the perfect, straight position, leaving you with perfect straight teeth! every six weeks or so the orthodontist will tighten the wire on the braces (roughly six weeks is how long it takes for teeth to move into their new positions) and this will gradually move the teeth into the correct positon. -