Dear Sir or Madam,

We, DVY INTERNATIONAL, specialize in supplying the drilling equipments
for mining, quarrying , water-well drilling ,tunneling and construction
for many years .Our products cover the following:

1,Top-hammer drilling tools including drill bits, coupling, taper rods,
integral rods, extension rods, shank adapter, etc

2,DTH drilling tools including Air DTH hammer, Water DTH hammer, DTH
bits, etc

3,Drag bits including Step and Chevron types, etc

4,Rock drills including handheld rock drills, air leg rock drills,
stopper, internal combustion rock drills, motor driven rock drills,
hydraulic rock drills, etc.

5,Diamond core drilling tools including the diamond core drilling bits
and shells.

All above mentioned products perform very well in many markets,
especially in Canada, France, Italy, Portugal, UK ,due to our excellent
quality and competitive prices. As a specialist rock drilling equipment
supplier and exporter for many years, we have been applying ourselves
to introduce the best products made in China to all over the world, so
we sincerely hope we could stand an opportunity to offer you our
quality products and hearted service.

Please feel free to visit our website:http://www.sinodrills.com to know
more about our products and our company.

Looking forward to building a solid and long term business relations
with your esteemed company.

Sincerely yours,

Jack Chan

DVY INTERNATIONAL
E-mail: tools@sinodrills.com
Website: http://www.sinodrills.com
Tel:+86-851-6821268/6800738
Fax:+86-851-6830552

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2006-08-28

Hey guys,

I know that this sounds crazy......but I tend to obsess about things
when I notice them, and I've recently been noting something odd.
Sometimes I can feel my teeth shift or click very slightly...usually
after eating, or with tongue thrusting agaist lower incisiors, etc. It
is very subtle, and you can see the teeth move ....... its almost like
you can just feel a slight shift with your tongue. Now that I have
noted it, I am trying to do it all the time and it's driving me nuts!
It's not always obvious.....but I am worried that it is abnormal. My
gums appear healthy / normal, and I've mentioned it to a few friends
and some say that they have noted that before with their teeth...others
don't know what I am talking about.

It's almost time for my dental visit anyway, but any words of wisdom to
ease my concerns?

Thanks

Pat