Questions About Dental Implants
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25 July 2016
A dental implant is a popular method of replacing a tooth. Here is some information about implants to make them easier to understand:
What material is used to make a dental implant?
Since a dental implant will rest in the jawbone, it is important for it to be accepted by the body. A delay in wound healing caused by the body's rejection of the implant could result in implant failure, so only a biocompatible material can be used to construct an implant rod or screw.
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Overcome Mobility Concerns By Improving Safety In Your Bathroom
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7 July 2016
As you age, it's not uncommon to have mobility concerns. In small spaces like the bathroom, this can really pose a challenge. Fortunately, there are ways to improve safety within these spaces without having to give up on your independence. Here are just some of the ways you can improve safety within your bathroom.
Walk-In Tubs
Consider investing in a walk-in tub. Walk-in tubs offer all the convenience of a shower, but with all the comfort and luxury of a bathtub.
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De-Stressing Before The New School Year: Options That Can Help You Relax
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30 June 2016
When summer is in full swing, it can be difficult to start to think about going back to school. But the lazy days of summer fun will be over before you know it and school will be starting up before you know it. Going back to school can be stressful, no matter if you are a student or a teacher. In order to keep that stress from getting to you before the school year even begins, get to know a few options that can help you de-stress and relax.
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Why You Need A Comprehensive Eye Exam
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27 June 2016
As someone who thinks their eyesight is fine, you likely look with some curiosity at optician offices when you pass them. Even if you aren't someone who has ever worn glasses, a comprehensive eye exam is something that helps you in ways you aren't aware of; here are some things an exam reveals about your health.
You Do Need Glasses Now
Like many people, you probably accept that as you've aged, your vision has suffered a bit.
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