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How Digital Innovations Are Shaping the Future of Oral Health

In recent years, the field of oral health has undergone a substantial transformation thanks to the rapid advancement of digital technologies. From digital imaging to 3D printing, these innovations are revolutionising the way dental professionals diagnose, treat and manage oral health. As the demand for more personalised and efficient care continues to rise, digital solutions are emerging as powerful tools to shape the future of dentistry. Let’s explore how these digital innovations are making a difference in the world of oral health.

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Liv Butler

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12 Essential Menopause Supplements for Feminine Healthcare

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Wed, 09/25/2024 - 2:09pm

Menopause is a natural phase in a woman's life that brings about various changes in her body. From hot flashes to mood swings, menopause can be a challenging time for many women. However, with the right supplements, women can alleviate some of the symptoms and improve their overall well-being.

In this post, we will explore 12 essential menopause supplements that can support feminine healthcare during this transitional phase.

Top Menopause Supplements Every Woman Must Know 1. Black Cohosh: A Natural Hormone Balancer

One of the most well-known menopause supplements is...

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The Link Between Stress and Hair Loss: What You Need to Know

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 09/25/2024 - 9:49am

Hair loss is a prevalent issue that can impact individuals of all types, but were you aware that stress could contribute to this problem? Although stress is commonly linked to matters related to mental and physical well-being, its effects on the health of our hair are often ignored.

Stress may be a significant contributor if you have observed a rise in hair loss or thinning. The positive update is that you can stop more hair loss from occurring through effective stress management.

This article will explore how stress is connected to hair loss and offer practical methods...

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Drawing competition to inspire children.

Authored by Daisy Hall
Posted: Tue, 09/24/2024 - 4:19pm

Creative colleagues in Exeter are inviting youngsters to get to the art of the matter by helping to raise awareness about good eye health.

To mark National Eye Health Week (23-29 September), staff at the city’s Specsavers store are inviting children to let their imaginations run wild for a drawing competition.

Children aged 13 and under can pick up a template drawing of glasses from the High Street store and draw what they would like see through the glasses.

Emma Pope, store manager at Exeter Specsavers, says: ‘This is a lovely competition and we are looking...

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UK catching Turkey as the place for hair transplants

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 09/24/2024 - 2:45pm

The UK is emerging as a competitive destination for hair transplants, challenging Turkey's long-standing dominance in the field. This shift is driven by advancements in medical technology and an increasing number of skilled practitioners in the UK. For residents of Exeter and beyond, this development offers a convenient and reliable option closer to home.

In recent years, the UK has seen a significant rise in the number of individuals opting for hair transplants. This trend is particularly notable in the last few years, where both men and more recently women in particular are...

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Celebrating Memories Baton Walk for World Alzheimer’s Month 2024

Exeter Dementia Action Alliance has marked World Alzheimer’s Month by holding a second Baton Memory Walk, visiting people living with dementia in care homes in the city.

The walk on Sunday 8th September coincided with the second anniversary of the death of the late Queen Elizabeth II. The two-hour walk concluded on Cathedral Green with a minute’s silence to remember both the Queen, and all those who live and lived with dementia.

The metal and wood baton was created in 2022 by Chris Brown and is engraved ‘Celebrating Memories’. Inside is a digital memory stick with more...

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Play the Lottery and help good causes deliver valuable services 

A charitable organisation that supports people living with multiple sclerosis and other long-term health conditions has urged more people to play the Exeter Community Lottery and help support the 120-plus good causes that are currently benefitting from ticket sales.

The South West MS Centre, which is based in Clyst Heath, Exeter, said the Community Lottery helped them raise money to deliver valuable services to people in need.

Caroline Aird, CEO of the South West MS Centre, said: “We offer Oxygen Therapy, Neuro physiotherapy and a number of complementary therapies, not...

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Major store refit brings enhanced experience for Exeter people

ONE of Exeter’s leading stores will be undergoing a £150,000 refit to enhance customers’ experience.

The Specsavers store’s significant makeover will include a digital front window display screen, improved lighting using energy-saving LEDs, new up-to-date displays to illuminate the glasses frames, and upgraded desks and chairs, as well as new signage and fascia to come outside.

The ambitious undertaking will be on 9-10 September, with the High Street store being closed. No appointments have been scheduled for these two days.

Emma Denham, store director, says: ‘...

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Free life-saving first aid training from St John Ambulance in Exeter

St John Ambulance volunteers will be offering free life-saving first aid training during September in many locations around England as its popular Save a Life September campaign returns.

People in Exeter and the surrounding area can attend free training at the following locations during the campaign:

  • 7 September – from 1.30pm – Exeter Library, Castle Street, Exeter EX4 3PQ
  • 19 September – 11am-1pm – Wolford Community and Learning Centre, Burnthouse Lane, Exeter EX2 6NF.

The Save a Life September campaign is rolling out on the back of some...

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It's World Alzheimer’s Month - Have you Heard of Young Onset Dementia?

When most hear the word dementia it’s often Alzheimer’s disease and older people they think about. In fact there are over 100 types of dementia.

However for this piece I want to raise awareness and touch upon one of the more rare types - Young Onset Dementia (YOD) which means the person diagnosed is under 65.

This presents many challenges such as the person may have a young family, be working and also struggle to get a definitive diagnosis.

It is estimated there are over 70,800 people living with Young Onset Dementia in the UK.

Raising awareness is key...

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The Role of CBD in Modern Self-Care Routines

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Sun, 09/01/2024 - 8:33am

In today's fast-paced world, self-care has become an essential practice for maintaining balance and well-being. As people seek ways to unwind and recharge, self-care routines have evolved to include a variety of tools and products designed to nurture both body and mind. One of the most recent additions to these routines is CBD, a natural compound derived from hemp. This guide will explore how CBD can be integrated into your self-care routine, offering a new dimension of wellness.

CBD and Self-Care

Let’s take a look at how CBD can fit into a self care routine:

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