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The clean sandy beaches along New England’s 9,650 km coastline have always been popular with locals and visitors from all over the world. And who wouldn’t enjoy fresh lobster on a lobster shack, fried clams and homemade ice cream on a long, hot summer’s day? Once you’ve had a beach holiday in New England, you’re guaranteed to come back!

Connecticut

Connecticut has a lot to offer in midsummer: Beaches, bays and boats. And not to forget Lobster Shacks. Some of the state’s most beautiful beaches are in the south, not so far from New York, including East Norwalks Calf Pasture Beach, where British troops landed during the Revolution. Today it is more peaceful and relaxing. A little to the east is Westport’s Sherwood Island State Park, Connecticut’s first state park. If you’re looking for a bit of power, drive to Compo Beach in Westport. There are basketball and beach volleyball fields, but there are also picnic areas with barbecues.

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Martina Feichter studied biology in Innsbruck with an elective in pharmacy and also immersed herself in the world of medicinal plants. From there it was not far to other medical topics that fascinate her to this day. She trained as a journalist at the Axel Springer Academy in Hamburg and has been working for NetDoktor since 2007.

Teeth grinding (bruxism) is the name given to involuntary grinding and pressing of the rows of teeth together without this serving any purpose – such as chewing. Teeth grinding usually occurs during sleep. Possible cause is stress, for example. Teeth grinding can cause pain and severe tooth damage. Here you can read everything you need to know about the causes and treatment options for grinding teeth.

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Barcelona has over 80 museums. Without a doubt, there is a lot to see and discover in all of them, but I am sure that none is as much fun as the CosmoCaixa. Here everyone from young to old can learn a lot about natural sciences, try out many things for themselves and even experience a tropical rain shower. The CosmoCaixa impresses not only with its range of information and activities, but also with its size and reasonable prices. Try it out is definitely not only something for children, but an experience for the whole family.

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This holiday home is located in a location that should not exist again in Germany on the Baltic Sea, practically surrounded by water from all sides. Between Schlei, the harbour basin and the Baltic Sea…

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The cottage is situated directly (!) on the beach – this borders only 10 m from the terrace directly to the property! And also the house itself can come up with superlatives – generous 93 square meter living space on 3 floors promise a nature near vacation in first water line: The approx. 28 square meter large living, dining and kitchen area and a guest toilet in the ground floor, a bedroom with double bed, a bedroom with two single beds and the bath in the 1st upper floor as well as the studio with the large window surfaces in the 2nd upper floor offer together with a comfortable sleep couch in the living room sufficient place for up to 6 persons. The own sauna with a view of the beach and the Baltic Sea on the 2nd floor, a whirlpool in the bathroom as well as the fireplace in the studio make this exclusive holiday home usable in practically every season! Other special features such as the cosy wooden terrace on the ground floor with its own small garden, a balcony in the bedroom and especially the large roof terrace with a fantastic panoramic view from the Kieler Förde to the Danish island of Ærø (pronounced: Ärö) guarantee a very special Baltic holiday …

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When you travel with small children, you have your own special demands. You don’t need the best tips for going out, but maybe you’d rather know if you can find a taxi with a child seat, where you can spend the day with children or if there are sunshades on the beach! Here I have collected our worth knowing tips for Dubai with small children, which you simply MUST know for visiting Dubai with small children.

I’m glad you’re here! On Nähfrosch you will find interesting articles and tips about family, travel, photography, lifestyle, sustainability – and everything about sewing. Learn more about us!

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Through targeted care and prevention, teeth can be kept healthy into old age. Good and regular prophylaxis is always part of dental care. This helps to prevent diseases such as caries and periodontitis. However, you cannot remove all stubborn deposits and plaque with normal daily dental cleaning. Even hard-to-reach areas can be neglected in dental care. These problems are removed by your dentist in Leipzig as part of dental prophylaxis using professional dental cleaning (PZR). This not only helps with prophylaxis, but also improves the appearance of your teeth. In general, PZR is suitable for everyone. Because the better you care for your teeth, the longer they stay healthy. It is recommended to carry out a professional tooth cleaning two to three times a year. Exceptions are patients who have problems with their gums, whose teeth are very susceptible to tooth decay or who tend to form tartar quickly. Professional tooth cleaning should be used more often. Already from the age of 6 dental care programs are offered by the health insurance companies, so-called individual prophylaxis measures. These include services such as professional tooth cleaning and fluoridation.

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Government, World Bank and donor countries to counter child labour in mines

Two 13-year-olds search for gold in a small mine in the Mbeya region of Tanzania.

2013 Justin Purefoy for Human Rights Watch.

(Dar es Salaam) – Children as young as eight years of age are working in Tanzania’s small-scale gold mining industry, risking not only their health but also their lives, Human Rights Watch said in a report published today. The Tanzanian government is to curb child labour in small-scale mining, including informal, unlicensed mines. The World Bank and donor countries should also support these efforts.

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No fear of the dentist

Text: Anna Castronovo

Why do horses have to go to the dentist?

The horse’s teeth are no longer evenly worn with our current feeding methods.

Photo: Anna Castronovo

Even horses have to go to the dentist regularly. Their main problem is not tooth decay, as in humans, but the irregular wear and tear of their teeth. There is a fundamental difference between human teeth and horse teeth: The molars of horses rub more or less evenly through extensive chewing and grinding. “The tooth is pushed one to three millimetres per year from the tooth socket for the rest of its life,” explains veterinarian and dental specialist Dr. Sophia Parzer from Karlsfeld. “Therefore the teeth become shorter, the older the horse is. If the abrasion is not uniform, malpositioning of the teeth or razor-sharp edges on the cheek teeth, the so-called hooks, occur. In horses, the upper jaw is slightly wider than the lower jaw, which is why the teeth do not stand exactly on top of each other. In addition, horses usually eat a lot of grain, for which their teeth are not actually made. “The more concentrated feed a horse eats, the less it grinds,” explains Dr. Parzer. “And the more roughage a horse eats, the greater the abrasion. That’s like eating wholemeal bread or yoghurt as a human being.” When eating grain, the horse grinds the grains in the middle of the chewing surfaces, making only small chewing movements so that the food does not fall off the side of the teeth. This results in sharp edges on the sides of the cheek teeth, which can injure the tongue or mucous membrane of the cheek. When the horse chews hay and straw slowly and for a long time, the cheek teeth grind with even and wide chewing rashes.

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Publication Date:19 February 2004 (online)

Summary of the

The aim of this study was to collect information on attitudes towards dentists and other factors determining access to dental care from German and Turkish parents. In addition, 829 parents received a questionnaire in connection with their child’s medical school enrolment. 811 (97.8%) questionnaires were collected and 778 (93.8%) could be evaluated. Compared to the German parents, relatively more Turkish parents had a negative attitude towards the dentist. In particular, communication with the dentist was rated more negatively by the Turkish parents. Thus significantly more Turkish than German parents agreed with the statement that their dentist often burdened them with feelings of guilt due to inadequate oral hygiene (31.2 instead of 5.6 %). 7.7 % of German parents, but 23.9 % of Turkish parents, found that they were not sufficiently informed by the dentist. The purely linguistic communication difficulties also played a subordinate role among the Turkish interviewees. 12.6 % of the German and 19.3 % of the Turkish interviewees found that they could not believe everything their dentist told them. Only 54.0% of German and 28.9% of Turkish parents knew that fissure sealing, for example, was covered by statutory health insurance. Dentists should be better trained in dealing with patients with a different social and cultural background. In addition, dentists should be taught a social rather than an individual approach to dental health problems. In order to increase cost transparency, dentists should display a price list of services that are not covered by statutory health insurance. Independent patient counselling should also be provided.

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