2016

FAQs about Teeth Sensitivity

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Teeth sensitivity can make it difficult to keep your dental hygiene on track. For some people with teeth sensitivity, just brushing their teeth is painful. If you suffer from this dental condition, here is what you need to know.  Q. What Causes Teeth Sensitivity? A. There are a number of factors that can lead to the development of teeth sensitivity. One possible reason is how you brush your teeth. If you are brushing your teeth too hard or with the wrong toothbrush, you could be damaging the protective enamel on them.…

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When Surgery Is The Next Step In Treating Your Lower Back Pain

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The non-invasive approaches to treating your lower back pain no longer give you as much relief. Back supports, heating pads and massage worked at one time, but the pain has gotten worse instead of better. Your doctor now recommends surgery for your lower back pain treatment. Here is what you can expect from spinal surgery and subsequent recovery at home. The Procedure Used Depends On the Cause of Your Pain…

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Three Things To Know About Tipping Your Massage Therapist

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By the time you lift yourself off the table at the end of your massage therapy appointment, you’ll often feel highly relaxed and could even feel sleepy. It’s important in this moment to avoid being groggy enough that you forget to tip your massage therapist if you made a plan to do so. Whether you’re new to visiting a massage therapist or you simply haven’t tipped in the past, you might feel a little unsure about the approach to take – after all, tipping after a massage isn’t as common as tipping when you’re at a restaurant.…

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Non-Invasive Treatments That Help You Cope With Tinnitus

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If you’re plagued with ringing in your ears and ready to see your doctor about it, you’ll discover that there are several non-invasive treatment options available to help you cope with tinnitus. These treatments will help you have a normal day without being stressed out by the persistent ringing sound in your ears. Here are some of the current non-invasive approaches to treating tinnitus that your doctor will talk about with you.…

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Pink Eye: Common Causes, Symptoms, Treatments, And Prevention

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Pink eye, also commonly known as conjunctivitis, is an infection of the eye that just keeps on giving. Below is a basic overview of the infection including common causes, likely symptoms, and how to treat and prevent the infection. What are the Most Common Causes of Pink Eye? While there are a number of pink eye causes, the two most common are viral and bacterial. Unfortunately, both viral and bacterial pink eye are contagious and can easily be caught in large crowds, such as at school or at the office.…

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How To Tackle Mild Gum Disease Before It Gets Worse

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Advanced gum disease is more than just a hassle. It can cause painful chewing, tooth loss, and a range of issues that extend beyond the mouth. Gum disease has been linked to heart disease, diabetes, and even birth defects in offspring. Thus, if you are noticing the early signs of gum disease, which include swollen gums and bleeding after brushing, you’ll want to make sure you act quickly and tackle the condition before it has the chance  to get any worse.…

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Tips To Overcome Potty Training Challenges

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One of the most challenges experiences that your toddler will have to tackle is potty training. Some days will be better than others, but it can take time and patience before you can officially consider your child potty-trained. To help you and your child tackle this challenge, here are some of the most common issues you can face and what you can do.  Your Child Refuses to Sit on the Toilet…

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