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Invisalign How It Gives the Best Smile In The Faces

The Invisalign Melbourne CBD trays are invisible and they will not make the people feel discomfort. Many people think it can decrease the personality level. But people never notice this in the mouth while you are talking or smiling. 

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Wake Refreshed With Personalised Snoring Solutions in Melbourne 

In countless households, snoring has become a nightly struggle that disturbs sleep and disrupts daily life. Snore No More addresses this with effective snoring solutions near Melbourne, offering treatments tailored to improve sleep quality for you and those around you. With proven techniques and custom options, sound sleep is within your reach. 

Designed To Improve Restful Sleep 

Snoring can be more than just a nuisance – it’s often a sign of underlying issues affecting your health. At Snore No More, we focus on creating solutions that combine comfort, convenience, and effectiveness to tackle your specific concerns. 

Custom-fitted oral devices that feel comfortable through the night 

Proven treatments designed to reduce airway obstructions 

Options tailored for mild snoring to sleep apnoea-related problems 

Portable and discreet devices ideal for home or travel use 

Guidance on lifestyle changes to enhance the success of your treatment 

Why Snore No More Is Your Snoring Solution Around Melbourne 

Choosing the right solution starts with understanding your unique needs. Snore No More takes pride in offering a comprehensive approach to help address snoring problems effectively and sustainably. 

Over 15 years of experience in providing innovative snoring treatments 

Access to advanced sleep diagnostics to identify the root causes 

Tailor-made oral devices developed for lasting comfort and results 

Home visits available for assessments, adding convenience to the process 

A focus on improving your sleep without invasive procedures 

Find Quiet Nights With Snoring Solutions Near Melbourne 

Don’t let snoring steal your nights or your health any longer. Contact Snore No More today at https://snorenomoremelbourne.com.au/ for a free consultation and sleep study. Together, we’ll create a plan to give you – and your family – the rest you deserve.

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Are you tired of dealing with snoring? Finding ways to improve your sleep is key for your health. This guide will show you many ways to cut down or stop snoring. You'll discover natural fixes, changes in your daily life, and medical options to help you sleep better.

[glassdragons]

10 years ago when my parents were getting divorced my mom was told to put me in therapy because I will definitely not trust men in the future. She did not.

Guess what happened

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Snoring and Sleep Apnea - How ENT Care Can Help You Sleep Better

Do you or your partner snore loudly? Do you wake up feeling tired even after a full night’s sleep? This could be sleep apnea, a condition that affects your breathing while you sleep. While occasional snoring is normal, constant loud snoring may signal a health issue. In this blog, we’ll discuss the causes of snoring, the risks of sleep apnea, and how ENT specialists can help.

What Causes Snoring?

Snoring occurs when air flows past relaxed throat tissues, causing vibrations that produce sound. Common causes include:

Nasal Congestion: Allergies, colds, or a deviated septum can obstruct nasal passages.

Obesity: Excess weight, particularly around the neck, can narrow airways.

Sleep Position: Sleeping on your back increases the likelihood of airway blockage.

Alcohol and Sedatives: These substances relax throat muscles, making snoring worse.

Age: As we age, throat muscles lose tone, leading to increased snoring.

What is Sleep Apnea?

Sleep apnea is a more serious condition where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. The two main types are:

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA): Caused by airway blockage due to relaxed throat muscles.

Central Sleep Apnea: Occurs when the brain fails to send proper signals to breathing muscles.

Symptoms of Sleep Apnea

Ø  Loud Snoring: Snoring loudly, often interrupted by pauses in breathing, is a common symptom of sleep apnea. It can disrupt both your sleep and that of others.

Ø  Gasping for Air During Sleep: Frequent gasping or choking episodes during sleep are strong indicators of sleep apnea. These disruptions can lead to a restless night’s sleep."

Ø  Excessive Daytime Fatigue: Feeling unusually tired or drowsy during the day, even after a full night’s sleep, is a classic sign. It’s a result of poor-quality sleep due to apnea.

Ø  Morning Headaches: Often caused by low oxygen levels and disrupted breathing throughout the night.

Ø  Difficulty Concentrating: Struggling with focus or experiencing mental fogginess is a typical symptom. Sleep apnea affects your ability to get restorative sleep, impacting cognitive function.

Ø  High Blood Pressure: The constant strain from interrupted breathing can elevate your blood pressure, increasing cardiovascular risks.

How ENT Specialists Can Help

ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) specialists diagnose and treat conditions related to snoring and sleep apnea. Some treatments include:

1. Lifestyle Modifications

Weight loss

Avoiding alcohol and sedatives before bed

Changing sleep positions

2. Nasal Treatments

Decongestants for allergies

Surgery for a deviated septum

3. Oral Appliances

Devices that keep the airway open during sleep.

4. Surgical Options

UPPP (Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty): Removes excess throat tissue to widen the airway.

Tonsillectomy: Removal of enlarged tonsils that may block airways.

Septoplasty: Corrects a deviated septum.

5. CPAP Therapy

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machines deliver air pressure to keep airways open.

Snoring and sleep apnea can significantly impact your quality of life. If you or a loved one experience persistent symptoms, seeking ENT care is essential. Proper diagnosis and treatment can lead to better sleep and improved health.

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Addressing sleep apnea in Clinton Township, MI, focuses on improving sleep quality and overall health. Through careful evaluation and effective treatments, these services help individuals manage sleep apnea and reduce its impact on daily life.

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The Surprising Benefits of Sleeping Apart: A Fresh Start for Your Relationship

Many couples face a common challenge: one partner snores loudly, making it difficult for the other to sleep. If this sounds familiar, you might have considered sleeping in separate rooms. While it can feel like a sign of trouble in your relationship, experts suggest it could actually be a new beginning. Russell Foster, a professor of circadian neuroscience at Oxford University, believes that…

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Augh… zams renounced whatever homebrew form of pacifism he had been on about now, but like… idk he never fully committed to that ideology, and now seems so relieved he doesn’t have to be that anymore. He wants things to be fair or just now and like— his sword, he always had a sword even as a pacifist. He never fully committed to pacifism and now idk he wants something he doesn’t seem to fully believe is possible. Maybe

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How to stop snoring with these lifestyle changes

Why people snore A common ailment that might interfere with your sleep is snoring. It occurs when the airflow via your mouth and nose is restricted. However, if you snore constantly, it can raise your risk of heart attack and stroke, among other illnesses. Most individuals find snoring to be annoying or embarrassing. However, for different people, snoring can be troublesome or a sign of a…

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Are you tired of your snoring problem and want a fast and effective solution? One of the best ways is to use a comfortable, easy-to-use chin strap.😴😌

[zensmiles]

The Ultimate Guide to Oral Health Services in Melbourne

Explore the best in dental care through The Ultimate Guide to Oral Health Services in Melbourne. From pediatric to adult dentistry, find everything in one place. At Zen Smiles, we’re proud to be a go-to provider for quality and comprehensive Oral Health Melbourne services.

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Sleep Soundly With Snoring Solutions in Melbourne

In a very restless night, snoring can shatter the calm and disrupt your sleep. Having access to trusted snoring solutions across Melbourne means finally addressing the issue with care and precision. Tailored approaches bring comfort back to your nights while putting health and energy first.

Whether it’s easing airway restrictions or introducing well-crafted oral devices, these solutions deliver relief and restore restful sleep. Prioritise your well-being and make snoring a thing of the past with professional support that truly understands your needs.

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soft-spoken but bright shy reader who loves day shift. she can hide behind the scenes, take her time with the waiting room patients while letting the other residents duke it out for the more urgent, trauma cases that roll in. her skills aren’t rusty but she just prefers a different approach, still in love with the quickness and urgency of the er but not in the right mind set for the competition and favoritism. but after pitt-fest she really can’t look at day shift the same again. becomes even quieter, even more withdrawn, flinches at every noise and not defending herself when the occasional patient chews her out for taking too long.

it’s not good for you. not sustainable. robby thinks the solution is to give you a change of scenery. asks if you’d want to give night shift a try for a week or two. it’s quieter—though he makes sure to mouth that word instead of actually saying it—and in a twisted way, a little more balanced. it actually calms down eventually, gets into a lull where you can catch up on notes and eat granola bars while the place fills with some snores. you can’t lie, it does sound pretty appealing. so you take a chance and switch with some other resident who grumbles something about finally being able to get some sleep. but you’re not phased. maybe this is what you need.

you know the night shift. you thought you knew them well, but it turns out you just know them regular. you’ve interacted during trade offs, those group bonding activities they really try to push every other month, and throughout little stories during the day, reports of something funny or crazy that happened during the hours of the infamous night shift. but actually being one of them takes you a little by surprise.

shen has a secret drawer of snacks in central. underneath the handle there's a label that says something inconspicuous, and even then, the food is hidden under a stack of papers and a box of pens. your second night he shows you the hiding spot, so you don't have to run to your locker for your protein bar like yesterday. ellis is the one you reminds you not to get sloppy just because it's late. you don't know how she can tell, but your body hasn't really adjusted yet. you got a few hours of sleep but the sun was really bright and the dark grey curtains that had always been sufficiently dark were suddenly not. she's the one who airdrops you the link to proper black-out curtains, standing somewhere across the room when you look up to thank her, giving you a nod.

but you're still deciding if this is really better for you. it's hard to leave the routine you've known for almost two years and expect a decision overnight, even though you do expect it.

at the end of your first week, the curtains have been delivered and you're sleeping a lot more soundly. from seven to ten you handle the overflow from the chairs until it's more or less settled. you're never really going to catch up, but there's more movement some nights than others. you report your orders to ellis, make sure to debrief shen every hour on the status of your beds. the charge nurse tells you who next up and where to take them, and you do, no cherry-picking allowed. it might be a fraction less busy, but it just seems a little more organized, more managable. you might be able to see yourself here for a little longer.

and of course, he doesn't help matters. dr. abbot. shen and ellis and the other handful of residents keep the place running but dr. jack abbot is what keeps all of you running. you knew that robby had told him something about you, something about how you need an eye on you for now, that you're not acting like yourself. you know this because abbot checks in on you no less than once every two hours, more if you're swarmed.

you didn't think he'd be interested in hearing about the allergic reaction in bed eight or the sprained wrist in six, but he does. watches you with that gaze from across the room, observing, noticing. you don't know exactly what, but you hope it's good. he stays a couple steps behind you for some of the first few shifts. when you closes the curtain and move too quickly, you've even bumped into him, not realizing how close he was. you stammer out an apology while his hand is on your shoulder, steadying you from losing any more of your balance.

"doin' okay, kid?" he asks, and you hope the heat on your face isn't as visible to him as it feels to you.

"y-yeah. i'm good. sorry-"

he settles down eventually. then there's the other things.

a hot cup of coffee at nine-thirty, closer to the ending half of one of the bigger rushes. you're getting your bearings, yawning at the screen while you type out some orders. he just sets it in front of you and walks away, doesn't even stay long enough to hear your thank you. (but he does hear it, and walks away from you smiling. not that you could see it.)

tea closer to one in the morning. you could try to get sleep but that's pretty impossible, and you think mostly frowned upon. the day shift doesn't get to sleep, so it'd be unfair if you snuck off for a nap. and besides, the er never really quiets down that much—there's always some car accident or late-night injury while making dessert. the middle of the night is a haven for falls—in the hallway on the way to the bathroom, getting out of the car in the dark, missing a step in a sleepy state.

so tea. energy drinks aren't really your thing, but english breakfast or earl grey has just enough caffeine to get you through to another hot cup of coffee around four or five. but somehow, without you ever telling abbot how you take your coffee and tea, he's figured it out. each cup is always perfect, always exactly what you needed.

the silly girl inside you thinks it's so sweet. your attending is so caring, so attentive to everyone on his night shift. you hear him take over for shen when he's had four or five back to back, interrupting ellis before she takes on another, instructing her to go take five minutes and that he'll deal with it.

and now you're one of them, and you get cups of coffee and tea, gentle encouragement with nods from across the room, asking you questions throughout so you don't feel like you're missing anything from the day shift. he's even gotten you to trend to incoming traumas with him. at first you'd tried what worked during the day—letting the others fight for it, but it's not like that past a certain time. in fact, shen and ellis think you should take all the incoming traumas, get more experience that way.

"incoming," jack says, and you look up at him, and then around to see if you can find who he's talking to. there's no one else but you and the nurses. "with me, kid, let's go."

shit. you follow his lead, not exactly sure how to tell him that this isn't the part of the job that you're perfect at. you're better with patients who are awake and alert, families that want answers, people that need things explained to them with patience.

"you sure you don't want someone else to assist? i'm-i'm not-"

"i want you to assist," he says, handing you a gown and then pulling one on himself. "turn," and you comply immediately. he ties the neck and back for you, and then you tie his. you reach for gloves but he's already pulled ones in your size.

the paramedics roll in, rattling off a long list of things that you try to organize in your mind. the patient is groaning and bloody, shirt ripped in half and mumbling something you can't make out from over the oxygen mask. you realize the last time you'd really been forced to deal with incoming traumas was the day of the shooting, and your mind wanders briefly. what if he liked this shirt? where is his family at? it's two in the morning, they're probably sound asleep, about to wake up to the worst news in the world if you don't get it together and save him.

"hey," you hear jack's voice over the milion other noises in the room. it's grounding. it whips you into shape, answering his questions and ordering scans and drugs and not stopping until his heart is stable and surgery is aware that he's coming.

outside of the trauma room, you rip off the bloody gown and gloves. when you turn to confront jack, he's already right behind you, the two of you almost colliding.

"i'm so sorry. i-i don't know what happens in there, i just, i freeze, and-"

you feel a hand guiding you, hovering over your lower back. so warm that you can almost feel the heat radiating from him. he takes you into a quiet, empty little corner and doesn't start talking until you meet his eyes.

"what you went through, it's not nothing. it's scary for all of us, but especially if it's the first time."

"i've been here two years. it's not the first time. i shouldn't be reacting like this."

"and if this was happening to me, would you tell me that i was overreacting? hm?" the way he asks the question and the way his eyes don't leave yours makes your face feel warm again. "there's nothing wrong with needing to ease yourself back into it. i'm not gonna lose it if you can't answer every question. no one's judging you for needing a minute to get started. but if you don't stop judging yourself, you'll never get better. and i need you to get better, okay? the whole night shift does."

you nod, coming to terms with what he said. and for the first time in a long time, you do feel better. the patient's fine. jack's fine. you're fine.

until one day, he refills your water bottle for you. cold water, a little bit of ice but not too much. the bottle is easter yellow, the brightest thing at the desks at central, and it looks weird in your attending's hands.

"oh," you get out, a little softly. it's two in the morning, and your tea is almost empty, but you might need another cup. you're not alert enough to notice that your bottle even went missing. maybe fifteen minutes ago, you tried to take a sip but it was empty. your eyes flick between the yellow of your bottle and the brown of jack's eyes for a moment, brain not functioning. "thank you."

"no problem," he says, walking away before you can even process what happened. besides you, the nurses try to conceal their laugh. across from you, you see ellis and shen whispering to each other, but you can't put two and two together.

"is everything okay?" you call out to them. they make their way over, leaning against the counter while stretching. when you look next to you again, the nurses are gone.

"yeah," ellis starts. "it's nothing-" you interrupt.

"-what? did i do something-" those little fears creep their way in, starting at the back of your neck, spreading like ice water throughout you. it seems stupid, but you've always been anxious, and sometimes your field helps you stop being anxious, and instead puts you in go-mode. it's what you used to like about the day shift. so much to do, there's not enough time to sit and think about what everyone else is doing and thinking all the time. but night shift is just a smidge different.

"no-"

"really, it's nothing-"

"-it's just that he's never filled my water-"

"-or gotten me coffee-"

"-i don't even think he knows what my water bottle looks like-"

"-and he's definitely never asked me if i drink tea-"

"oh."

oh.

[diejager]

Puppy reader who is teething and her teeth feels very itchy so she constantly needs to chew on something and monster!Konig tentacles are her favorite things to chew on bc they're kinda rubbery, soft and taste funny...

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Cw: teething, biting, sea food???, tell me if I missed any.

Ghost had been your handler for the past year, having to train and teach you everything you’d need to work with them. He’d seen your lows as often as your highs, from a whining pup, moaning about not receiving enough pets or kisses or treats, seemingly almost missing something, to an energetic mutt, bouncing off the walls and running laps at the prospect of praises and affection. 

He’d seen it all, every little moment you had that had him strain against the limit of his patience as a competent handler. And despite your age, far from being a young puppy with frail limbs and limp ears, you could act as on: whining, crying, barking until something - someone - gave you the attention you needed, but he’d never seen you do… this.

It was unusual for you to be this mouthy, teeth itching to sink into something, your teeth bared and snarling when anyone tried to take the object from your mouth. Ghost had bought you toys, boxes filled with softer chew toys rather than the hard plastic of a shoe or the metal bite of utensils, but you worked through them faster than he could provide. Perhaps you were bored of the repeated drills despite dogs being creatures of habit, or you were lacking activity, he was getting busier with all the reports and paperwork he had to fill in for Price. Especially with another PMZ being called for a joint alliance.

He worried that they’d pose a danger to you, so young and naive to how others could treat you as a hybrid, he had both Gaz and Soap follow you —or rather, you follow them; but when he saw you perk up at the sight of a giant man and another hybrid, a scarred tiger, Ghost felt his shoulders tense. You just had to find interest in a man - could he even be a man with how big he was? - heads taller than him, broad and dangerous. You had completely forgotten his orders, trailing behind the giant like a lost pup, tail wagging and eyes bright. 

You’d go missing for hours upon hours, leaving the Task Force as worried as they were confused, lost without the small ball of sunshine around them. They would go looking for you, asking around until they eventually found you curled up and asleep on your bed, your snoring echoing softly in Ghost’s room. It went on like that for the week and the next, only finding you in the Mess Hall or your bed, not knowing where you went during these long breaks. 

Until- until Gaz had found you straddling the giant’s - König’s - lap, you face covered in a thin layer of mucus and gnawing on a tentacle, long and dark and viscous. Ghost was livid, König being an octopus hybrid - however odd that sounded - and how at ease you both felt to let each other be so physically close to one another. Granted, you were a sociable hybrid, which seemed to bother him less than the sight of you biting on a König’s tentacle.

He knew you were somehow teething, but it bothered him how you were dealing with it with someone else instead of coming to him for a solution. Ghost would have to talk to you later.

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The Future of Snoring Solutions: The Top 10 Smart Solutions for 2023

Snoring is a common problem that affects millions of people around the world. It can be disruptive to sleep, cause health problems, and even lead to relationship issues. Fortunately, there are a variety of snoring solutions available to help people get a better night’s sleep. In the future, these solutions are likely to become even more advanced and effective. Here are the top 10 smart snoring…

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Permanent Solution to 4 Common Health Problems (Dark Lips, Bad Breath, Snoring & Acidity) | Home Remedies |

The most effective solution to 4 common health problems. Not only I will share with you a potent and practical home remedy referenced from Ayurvedic scriptures but will also discuss the causes so that we can tap them from its very root. So without any further delay, let’s get started.  1. Dark Lips Some people naturally have dark lips and some develop it as a result of their lifestyle.  If you…