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Tips – Treating Teeth

Monday, May 24th, 2010

Treating teeth

If you are not taking the necessary precautions and ignore your teeth, they can get a disease that can become serious problems if you treat them with care.

Here are some tips for keeping your teeth healthy: Tips and advice for treating teeth

• Brush your teeth at least twice a day with fluoride toothpaste to remove plaque.

• Use dental floss every day to remove plaque from teeth and gums, so you just keep going into tartar.

• Be careful with the consumption of starches and sugars as appetizers, but since acids attack the tooth enamel of your plate.

• Go to your dentist regularly for check up and examination of your professional.

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Care after surgery

Friday, February 5th, 2010

There may be pain in the area of surgery or sutures, which usually subsides with medication. The patient has the feeling of stretching of the abdominal wall that disappears with each passing day. Are required to use an abdominal binder for four to six weeks, helping to better healing.

Complications
All surgical procedures have risks, including mortality. Among the possible complications include:
* Cell death (necrosis) of the skin above the pubis.
* Bruising
* Infection
* Bleeding from wound
* Pain in the operated area
* Changes in the sensitivity of the abdomen
* Irregularities in the contour of the skin
* Alterations or delayed healing

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What is abdominoplasty?

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

abdominoplasty

It is a major surgical procedure where the patient undergoes general anesthesia. The classic abdominoplasty is to remove the abdominal skin flap (extra skin) by a horizontal cut above the pubic area that extends to both sides of the hip to lift the skin of the abdomen upward to the ribs, exposing the abdominal muscles. To achieve the repair of abdominal muscles and promote a strong wall and a smaller waist, these muscles tighten and bind to the midline.

Since the abdominal muscles repaired skin is stretched towards the pubis and the extra skin is cut, it makes a second incision around the navel, in order to separate the tissues that lie below it and to relocate again. Finally, sutures and a bandage and a temporary drainage tube to remove excess fluid that can accumulate in the abdominal area.

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Tummy Abdominal

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

tummy abdominal

Definition
Tummy abdominalis a type of surgery, also known as abdominoplasty, is a surgical procedure (surgery) aesthetic aim is to reshape the abdomen by removing excess tissue (skin and fat) that accumulates below the umbilicus due to pregnancy or weight increase and decrease, as well as allowing the correction of muscle flaccidity.

Directions
This surgery is indicated for the correction of abdominal contour when there is excess sagging in the abdominal area to limit physical activity or sport, also in cases of skin stretch marks due to the rupture of elastic fibers favored by progressive distention of the skin as in the case of obesity or multiple pregnancies.

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