One of the fatal habits that claim lives of 4,80,000 people every year is smoking. What begins as a habit induced by peer pressure soon becomes a full-fledged case of dependency. People often start smoking due to a variety of reasons; peer pressure or stress are the major contenders on this list.

Also known as dentin hypersensitivity, sensitivity causes temporary, sharp pain in the teeth which could be intermittent or persistent. Typically, it occurs after eating or drinking something cold or hot. Some of the common cause of sensitive teeth are as follows: Tooth erosion due to the consumption of foods or beverages that are highly acidic Tooth enamel that is worn out due to abrasive bristles of toothbrush Gum recession that can expose your roots Grinding teeth Tooth decay, poor state of fillings or broken teeth that uncovers the dentin of your tooth Sensitivity after getting dental procedures like fillings, crowns, cleaning or bleaching How can sensitive teeth be treated?

Hearing aids help amplify sounds and provide a better hearing experience for people who are suffering from varying levels of hearing loss. Due to technological advancements, a shift from analog to digital hearing aids can be seen with more and more compact designs available across popular brands. Customization and programming options offer an enhanced hearing experience coupled with innovative design.

There are several indicators that can be used to measure one’s health. You might be surprised to know but your stool is one such indicator that talks volume about your overall health. How is that possible? It is simple. The color, texture, quantity and the consistency of the stool changes depending on your dietary intake and health condition.

People often spend a lot of time grooming and taking care of their skin and hair. However, another important part of the body that needs equal care and attention is our teeth. Strong teeth, in addition to helping you chew your way to glory, they can make or break your appearance.

5 financial strategies for the prudent single mom The number of single mothers in the United States has almost doubled since the early 1970s. Single mothers head nearly 85% of the families with single parents. Acknowledging these statistics in her open-letter to single moms, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg wrote the following on the eve of Mother’s Day a couple of years ago — “Single moms have been leaning in for a long time—out of necessity and a desire to provide the best possible opportunities for their children… I think we all owe it to single mothers to recognize that the world does not make it easy for them, especially for those who struggle to make ends meet.” ‘Lean in’ refers to the concept of adopting a leading role rather than the role of a follower in all aspects of life.