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Chewing Gum: Should You?
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Gum: Should You?Chewing
sugar-free gum can be a good thing. Not only is it tasty, but it stimulates the
flow of saliva and fights bad breath. Chewing gum can even work against tooth
decay. But gum isn't always a good option. This article explains some benefits
and drawbacks.
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Cosmetic Dentistry: A Smart Investment
As tax time approaches, you may be examining closely where your money goes. Cosmetic dentistry offers a valuable, visible return on investment!
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Durable veneers help to bring back smiles
Durable Veneers Bring Back Smiles
Need to boost your self-confidence? Want to achieve a smile to be proud of? Veneers could be the answer you are looking for!
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Implants Bridge the Gap
Having missing teeth is no laughing matter! They affect your dental health and your emotional wellbeing. Today’s implanted bridges are a vast improvement over yesterday’s technology and can offer you the perfect solution to fill an empty gap. An implant provides a strong, stable option to replace missing teeth. Your dental health is a measurement by which you engage in activities. If it hurts to bite and chew, you may not be getting the nutrition you need so that you have the energy and desire to live an active life. You may also shy away from engaging in conversation. Will you get that date invitation? Will you be chosen for that long-sought promotion?
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Debridement: A Deeper Cleaning Procedure
If you haven't had a dental cleaning for a long time, we may recommend debridement to remove deep layers of plaque and tartar on your teeth.
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Here are 25 Things You Can Do to Beat Stress
You've got a great job, a beautiful home, a terrific family...on the surface, you've achieved The American Dream. But inside, you're feeling disoriented and lack focus. Your equilibrium has been thrown for a loop, and at times you feel like you're at the end of your rope.
Overachievement, or burnout? The unrealistic expectation that we can "do it all," both at home and at work, has provoked chronic stress in a large percentage of the American population. In fact, the American Academy of Family Physicians reported that about two-thirds of all visits to the family doctor are for stress-related disorders. While women are more prone to it than men, both sexes are vulnerable to overcommittment and burnout.
Here are 25 stress-busting strategies you can try to alleviate burnout:
- Avoid negative, stress-producing people; surround yourself with cheerful folks as much as you can.
- Laugh! Laughter releases a substance called endorphins, which are thought to be involved in regulating mood and controlling the body's response to stress.
- Exercise also causes your body to release endorphins, promoting a feeling of emotional well-being as well as physical fitness.
- Identify the source of your burnout. It's usually caused by having too long a list of "shoulds," but it can also be caused by spending time in activities that aren't engaging to you.
- Do more for yourself, and les...