2015

Treating That Painful Click In Your Jaw When You Eat

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It started as a feeling that your jaw would “catch” once in a while when you ate. But now, your jaw clicks regularly when you chew. Temporomandibular joint syndrome, or TMJ, is a painful condition where your jaw bones meet at the back of your mouth. The condition only gets worse so getting it seen by your dentist is important. Here is what causes TMJ and how it can be treated.…

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Living With Ulcerative Colitis

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You’ve been having abdominal cramps and diarrhea, sometimes severe. Your doctor suspects that you have ulcerative colitis, one of the irritable bowel diseases that have no specific cause. This is something that could go away and never return, or be a constant part of your life. Here is what you need to know about this bowel disease and the treatments that allow you to live with it. The Beginnings of Ulcerative Colitis…

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The 4 Types Of Breast Implant Incisions

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There are a couple of choices you have to make when getting breast implants. You have to determine what type of breasts implants to use and you have to decide how your surgeon will place those implants in your chest. Here is a brief overview of the 4 types of incisions used for breast augmentation surgery that you can choose. Peri-Areolar Incision: An incision is performed around the areola (the circular area around the dark skin surrounding your nipples).…

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Three Questions to Ask Yourself If You're Interested in Implant Dentures

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Implant dentures have a lot of advantages. You don’t have to worry about your dentures slipping out of place, your diet is less restricted because your dentures are firmly anchored to your jaws, and the lack of a palate plate can greatly increase your comfort. However, they do require a good foundation for the implant posts. If you’re considering replacing your traditional dentures with implant dentures, here are three questions to ask yourself.…

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The Right Way to Approach a Family Member with Hearing Loss

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When one of your close family members appears to begin losing his or her hearing, it can lead to some challenging conversations and interactions as the person struggles to hear. It’s important to remember that despite any inconveniences posed to you by this situation, such as having to constantly repeat yourself, the person is going through a difficult time and may even be feeling embarrassed by the situation. Some people who struggle to hear will be tentative about discussing the problem or even admitting it to family members, but you can play a helpful role by sharing your concerns the right way and helping the person take action.…

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Is It The Right Time For Hearing Help? Choosing The Right Hearing Aid For Your Grade-School Child

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You may have been aware of your child’s mild or moderate hearing loss for a few years, but now your child is having more trouble hearing the teacher and participating in his or her lessons in school. It may be time to learn more about hearing aids for children and consider whether one would be right for your child. Why Get a Hearing Aid Now? It’s important that your child manage his or her hearing loss as school gets more challenging.…

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Wisdom Teeth Removal: A Guide For Anxious Dental Patients

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When you are a person who does not like to go to the dentist, the prospect of needing any kind of dental or oral surgery can cause you a great deal of worry and anxiety. However, as much as many people would like to avoid it, a large percentage of people will need to have their wisdom teeth removed at one point or another in their life. Wisdom teeth removal is a common procedure for oral surgeons but can be tough on a person who has a great deal of anxiety about dental work in general.…

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Botox For Excessive Sweating: Will It Work For You?

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If you are an excessive sweater who seems to leave wet armpits in every shirt you wear, then you may have a condition called hyperhidrosis. This condition affects many people and can cause you to produce large amounts of sweat in certain body areas. The most common areas are the hands and feet, but the face and underarms are often affected as well. There are ways you can treat this condition with prescription antiperspirants and other measures, but many people find success with Botox.…

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Wear Glasses? Try These Makeup Tips

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Now that there is a huge selection of eyeglasses frames out there for you to choose from, it’s easy to find a pair that will make you look and feel gorgeous. However, if you want to really amp up your look and enjoy wearing makeup, consider these simple tips. They can help you look your best no matter what type of glasses you have. Use Your Concealer Since your eyeglasses can magnify dark bags under your eyes and other imperfections, it’s a good idea to use a good concealer to help cover these problems up.…

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Recovery Tips For Your Tummy Tuck

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If you’re planning on having a tummy tuck, you should be prepared for the recovery period after the procedure. Whether you’re planning on having a full or mini tummy tuck, you’ll need to be prepared for a long recovery. A tummy tuck involves the removal of excess skin around the abdominal area, removal of cellulite via liposuction and tightening of stomach muscles for a flat tummy. A lot of women have excess skin after pregnancy and turn to a plastic surgeon for help.…

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