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Depression and anxiety are disorders that can affect your healthy life. If you have noticed that you feel tired, or sad, or hopeless, or maybe you often have a panic attack, then you should talk to the doctor, because you may live with depression mixed with anxiety.
We have heard a lot about how the way we walk, sit or sleep, affect our body, and the muscles. If you wake up with shoulder pain or headache, doctors would probably warn you about your improper sleep postures. However, did you ever have an inch of an idea about your posture affecting your oral health? Well, this might sound a little weird, but yes, they do have an impact on your jaw muscles, your teeth hygiene, and your overall mouth.
You’re sitting down to relax after a long day when you feel a sharp pain in your mouth. It might just be an abscessed tooth.
There are two kinds of dental abscesses. A periodontal abscess affects the gums whereas a periapical abscess affects the root of your tooth. Both of these types of abscesses comprise small pockets filled with bacterial pus.
A healthy lifestyle is a combination of a well-balanced diet and regular exercise. Many people often fail to achieve their fitness goals because they concentrate on just one part instead of giving both areas equal importance.
Exercise is perceived by many as the ultimate solution for their health goals. These individuals often give all their time and efforts in the gym doing multiple routines thinking they can reach their goals with it. Putting the effort in exercising is crucial to keep a well-toned body. But keeping those muscles in tip-top condition is essential as well.
One of the most common reasons for an emergency dentist visit is the loss of a tooth. Accidents can happen and if you have lost a tooth for whatever reason, knowing what steps to take means that you can get your smile back ASAP. If you or a loved one has lost a tooth, here are the four steps you need to take.
Also known as the “Indian Sulphur”, the Turmeric (Curcuma Longa) is an herbal plant from the Zingiberaceae (ginger) family, and it is found in the Indian Southwestern region, where it is considered a symbol of prosperity and a physical and spiritual renovator. It is composed by curcumin, several polysaccharides, and other essential oils.
Many of us when we visit our local family dentist, see the same practitioner for all manner of treatments from simple fillings, to root canal surgery, treatment of gum diseases and a myriad of other dental care requirements. Technically, the dentist is performing in a range of specifically identified different dental practices, such as the periodontist, the area of dentistry that focuses on the gums, the tissue that surrounds and supports the teeth, to diagnose, treat and prevent all manner of problems. Paediatric dentistry is concerned with the teeth of young children through to adolescence, and may well be the person who refers your child to yet another branch, that of the orthodontist.
Orthodontics is an area of specialisation within dentistry that focuses on the occlusion or malocclusion of the bite, in straightening teeth that are growing at the wrong angle, to keep the smile straight and the teeth working in coordination with each other. It is the orthodontist who gives your child the dreaded news that they are going to need braces, retainers and space maintainers, to correct the function and appearance of their teeth. While much of the work of an orthodontist traditionally involved young patients, a significant number of adults now too utilise their services to correct long running dental problems, especially since the invisible braces introduction.
While the tooth may seem like a simple structure, the fact is that being able to understand every aspect of how teeth grow and how to change what nature had decided, takes a very long time. Many of us feel pretty capable of dealing with whatever task we are set to after a couple of years, while an orthodontist such as one found at Sydney Park Dental orthodontics service will initially go through four years of dental school, followed by two to three years of further specialized study in orthodontics. Every set of teeth is different, requiring a unique and individual treatment programme, with the goal of producing not just straight teeth, which is what many are looking for, but to ensure that the subsequent bite will fit seamlessly together when you chew. Straight teeth still need after all to be where they need to be and at the correct angle, or they will clash with an ineffective bite against other straight teeth, also in the wrong place.
Obtaining a perfect occlusion is by no means a simple task. A tooth out of normal alignment may be growing at different angles from the one next to it and so on, through the whole set. Some teeth will need to stay where they are, some pulled left, right, forward and so on, with varying levels of force for each one to bring them gradually towards the desired position. Too much force will cause pain to the patient and will move the tooth too far, while too little isn’t going to be of much benefit at all. Many patients do not realise the complexity of it, and only fully realise when the straight smile they had hoped for is achieved, whilst simultaneously perfectly aligning their bite, making eating a much more pleasant experience.
Your family dentist is equipped to deal with minor orthodontic treatments, though if you are referred to the specialist, the end result most likely will be very much appreciated, both aesthetically and functionally.
There is no better time to start making changes to your eating habits and committing to a weight loss program than right now. It’s never too late – or too early – to start; you just have to make a decision to start losing weight and commit to achieving your goals in a healthy way.
Do you leave the gym feeling like you’ve left absolutely nothing on the table every time? Most of us can’t respond to this question with a resounding yes. We all have days when we feel like we haven’t really put in enough effort or quite achieved what we set out to accomplish. There may be days when you’re under the weather or tiredness puts pay to a PB, but if you experience this feeling on a regular basis, there may be changes you can make to get more out of your workouts. If you’re looking to maximise the time you have available, here are some strategies to try.
2019 is here and I’m sure you’ve set your resolutions! It can be really hard to stay motivated throughout the year, you’re back to work and can easily settle into old routines. I’m here to give some advice on ways you can stay healthy in the new year! It’s best to make a plan and find fun ways to stay healthy all year round:
The top secret about energy boosts is that a majority of them contain caffeine. The same ingredient found in most coffees and some teas. Caffeine works by boosting metabolism, which results in a sense of heightened physical and mental energy. Some herbs, such as Guarana contain small amounts of caffeine. When it comes to caffeine, the key is to not overdo it. However, some vitamin suppliers, list their ingredients upfront. Other herbs, such as Asian Ginseng, don’t necessarily contain caffeine but they tend to contain a lot of filler ingredients.