If you want your teeth to last you a lifetime, treat them like cherished jewels. Protect them, keep them clean, and wear them proudly in the following ways:
Understand the difference between white teeth and healthy teeth.
Over-the-counter teeth-whitening kits are generally weaker versions of dentists' kits. They won't do a whole lot of harm but they may not do much good. To get fast, proven results, visit a cosmetic dentistry practice where the various options in high-grade whitening agents will be explained to you.
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Your doctor tells you that the chronic bone loss in your hips is what makes walking so painful. Osteoarthritis has set into your hip joints and it's not a disease that can be cured. You want to avoid hip replacement surgery for as long as possible. Here are a few ways to delay surgery and make walking less uncomfortable.
1. Lose Some Weight
This is one of the most effective ways to reduce your hip pain.
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In some cases, dentists recommend dental implants over other means of replacing missing teeth. However, the overall cost of getting one dental implant can be $1,000-$3,000. For this reason, you need to find the most effective options for paying for the implants.
Dental Insurance
Your first option is to see if your current dental insurance covers some of the cost. Some plans cover different aspects of the procedure such as removing any teeth or they cover the cost of the materials used.
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Is there a great deal of pain in the lower area of your back after heavy lifting? It is possible that your back is hurting because there is a problem with your spinal nerves, but an orthopaedic specialist may be able to treat it with a procedure called intramuscular stimulation. Find out below about lower back pain that stems from spinal nerves, as well as how intramuscular stimulation can give you relief.
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The ear is a complex structure that consists of an external ear, the middle ear and the inner ear. If one of these parts is compromised, hearing loss occurs. Nevertheless, there are treatment options available for the most common types of hearing loss.
Common Types of Hearing Loss
Sensoineural Loss
Sensoineural loss involves damage or malformation of the inner ear or an auditory nerve. Damage can come from loud noises, trauma, a congenital disorder or the aging process.
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