Article: Carefully retrieve the crown from your mouth so that you do not drop it or swallow it. If you have already swallowed it, you are not in danger, but the crown will need to be replaced. If you have lost the crown, you can coat the tooth surface with an over-the-counter dental cement (available at many pharmacies) to temporarily seal the area until a dentist can repair it. Losing a crown is not a true dental emergency. Still, you should contact the dentist so the crown can be repaired. The dentist can tell you what to do and how to care for it until you can get it fixed. Your tooth will be weak, possibly sensitive, and at a greater risk of decay until the crown is fully prepared so do not delay in contacting your dentist for a solution. If no pieces have chipped off of either the tooth or the crown, you should be able to set the crown temporarily back in place. Contact a dentist and do not attempt to reattach the crown if the crown is filled with hard material or a portion of your tooth, rather than mostly hollow. Your crown may be attached to a metal post, and it is hard to fit the sharp tip into the right place, especially if the crown is on a molar. Contact your dentist for the best guidance. Keep the crown in a secure place until you can reattach it, so that you don't lose it. Avoid chewing on tooth that lost the crown until you can reattach it. This will help prevent tooth decay and any further damage to the tooth.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get the crown out of your mouth. Call a dentist as soon as possible. Inspect the tooth area and crown. Be cautious until you can reattach the crown.

Problem: Article: You can also turn making bed risers into your next DIY project. The easiest and most reliable material to use is wood. Cedar blocks can work particularly well and look nice in your room. You can purchase wooden blocks from many home supply stores, like Home Depot or Lowes. Decide how high you want to raise your bed and make sure each one of your risers comes to that height. Saw at the end you want to use as the top of the riser. That way, if you accidentally saw unevenly, the more level side of the block will be able to sit against the floor. When buying wood, ask the retailer to make the blocks the same height for you. They should be able to do it precisely with a power saw if you don't have one. Felt patches will prevent your bed risers from scratching your floor. Simply apply glue to the back of the felt and secure it onto the bottom of your risers. Measure your bedposts to determine how wide they are at the bottom. Then choose a drill bit that can make a small indent in the top of your riser that your bedpost will fit snugly into. This will help hold your bedpost in place and keep your bed frame stable and secure.
Summary: Get four wooden blocks. Saw your blocks to an equal height. Attach felt to the bottoms of your risers. Drill a 12 inch (1.3cm) to 34 inch (1.9cm) indent to secure the bedposts.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Expanding your knowledge about panic disorder can help you lower your distress and is one way to support yourself. Learn about anxiety, panic disorder, and panic symptoms. It can be helpful to recognize typical symptoms of panic disorder and realize that you're not "crazy." Learn about the sensations, thoughts, and feelings that contribute to panic disorder. Many people experience the "fight-or-flight" response that your body creates to deal with potential danger. Recognize that this is a good response to danger, but can also be triggered in non-threatening situations and can contribute to panic disorder. If you feel alone in your experience or that having panic disorder is something you can't talk about with those close to you, a support group can be of great benefit. You can meet with people who also experience panic disorder and not feel isolated or alone. A support group can provide information, mental health referrals, and advice about how to manage panic disorder. The support often doesn't just occur within meetings. Some support groups offer telephone or email support, or use a buddy system to pair people together in support. Don't be afraid to reach out to friends and family. If you feel overwhelmed, call up a friend or family member. You may feel embarrassed or scared to tell people about problems with your mental or emotional health. Remember that these are people who care about you and want to see you happy. Your friends and family members want to support you.

SUMMARY: Educate yourself. Join a support group. Get support from friends and family.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Line the bottom and sides of an 8-inch by 8-inch (20-cm by 20-cm) baking pan with parchment paper. Set it aside for later use. Alternatively, you could grease the bottom and sides of the baking pan with butter, shortening, or nonstick cooking spray. Using parchment paper will make the pan easier to clean, though. Place about 3 cups (355 g) of ice in a medium mixing bowl. Set it aside. The ice may not be necessary, but it's still a good idea to prepare it. If the syrup climbs above the desired temperature while you heat it, you'll need to use the ice to quickly "shock" the temperature back down. Test the accuracy of your candy thermometer by dipping the tip into boiling water. The temperature should read 212 degrees Fahrenheit (100 degrees Celsius). Even if your thermometer was accurate the last time you used it, you should still check it again before preparing this or any other confection since your temperature measurements must be precise. You can still use a candy thermometer that no longer reads the correct temperature. Simply adjust the temperatures in the recipe by the same amount of variation. If you want to make chocolate malted nougat, you'll need to chop up and melt 2 oz (60 g) of chocolate before you begin working on the main part of the recipe. Chop the chocolate into small pieces and transfer it to a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave in 30-second intervals, stirring after each one, until the chocolate is completely melted and smooth. Set it aside as you work on the main part of the nougat. The chocolate should cool slightly, but not enough to start solidifying.
Summary: Line the baking pan. Fill a medium bowl with ice. Check your candy thermometer. Melt the chocolate, if applicable.

Whether the science you read is an article, book, or web page, read the text in its entirety. As you read, pay attention to details. Write down or make a mental note of things that are confusing or unclear. Use a highlighter or pen to underline, circle, or highlight facts that can be verified. Verifiable facts are those which are based in objective reality rather than on opinion, conjecture, or unfounded belief. All verifiable science relies on the work of other scientists to establish its credibility and inspire further studies. One way to verify the science you read is to follow up on the information provided in the study's footnotes. Check referenced sources to ensure that their conclusions and statistics match those presented in the scientific literature you're attempting to verify. If you're reading science in a popular publication, sources will be cited in the text rather than in footnotes or endnotes. Non-specialized sources should describe specific studies but might not refer to published peer-reviewed article by name. They might also refer to certain scientists or authors, or to the titles of scientific journals where relevant publications appeared. Use this information to track down more information whenever possible. You can also refer to review articles, which summarize all of the previous findings of a particular field. When you're reading through sources, there are some red flags you should look out for that may indicate the source isn't reliable. If you see any of the following red flags, be extra cautious when using the source material: The source hasn't been referenced elsewhere. The author hasn't written anything other than the one source. The author mostly cites themselves. The author's findings haven't been replicated elsewhere.
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Take note of verifiable facts as you read. Consult referenced data. Look out for red flags.