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S/he will examine the infected area and take an x-ray. to determine the severity of the situation and identify the best treatment. S/he will examine the position of the tooth to see whether it has fully or partially emerged from the gums. Your dentist will also take note of the condition of the surrounding gums. If the wisdom tooth has not yet emerged, the dentist may need to perform an x-ray to locate the tooth and identify its position. These factors will influence whether or not the tooth will need to be removed. Don't forget your medical history. Your dentist will want to know if you're allergic to any medication. Consult with your dentist about how much the procedure will cost. You should also ask about all the risks and benefits of the treatment, as well as any alternative treatments that may be an option. Don't be afraid to ask questions. You have the right to understand your medical care. If the wisdom tooth is about to emerge from the gums without any problems and the infection is not too severe, the dentist may be able to clear the infection by simply cleaning the area with an antiseptic solution. The dentist will remove any infected tissue, pus, food debris or plaque from around the area. If there is an abscess on the gums, sometimes a small incision will be made to drain the pus. After the cleaning, your dentist will recommend home care for you to follow over the next few days. This might include mouth gels to bring down inflammation, antibiotics to fully clear the infection, and painkillers to relieve any pain. Commonly prescribed antibiotics include Amoxicillin, Clindamycin, and Penicillin. One of the main causes of wisdom tooth infection is when a section of gum covering the wisdom tooth known as the gum flap becomes infected due to bacteria, plaque and food debris becoming trapped underneath it. If the tooth is still buried within the gums (but is positioned to emerge from the gums correctly) it is often easier to remove the infected gum flap than the tooth itself. Your dentist might schedule a minor surgical procedure called an 'operculectomy', in which the soft gum tissue covering the wisdom tooth is removed. Once removed, the area will be a lot easier to keep clean and free of plaque and bacteria, which greatly reduces the chances of the wisdom tooth becoming reinfected. Before the procedure, your dentist will numb the area with a local anesthetic. S/he will then remove the infected tissue flap using surgical scalpel blades, lasers or electrocautery methods. If you have suffered from multiple infections and your wisdom tooth shows no sign of emerging on its own, it may be necessary to have the tooth removed. Extraction may also be necessary if the infection is very severe. Depending on the position of the tooth, the extraction will be conducted by your dentist or by an oral surgeon. The dentist will give you a local anaesthetic and will remove the tooth. You may be prescribed antibiotics and painkillers to prevent further infection and relieve any pain. It is essential that you follow your dentist's advice regarding good oral hygiene practices. You will need to schedule a follow-up appointment with your dentist to inspect the gums to ensure they are healing properly. The dentist will check the positioning of the opposite wisdom tooth, in case it need to be removed also.

summary: Discuss the treatment with your dentist. Ask about costs, risks, and benefits of treatment. Let your dentist clean the infected area. Prepare yourself for minor surgery. Consider a tooth extraction.

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Take a class, if needed. Look for online or in-person classes. Practice your typing and computer navigation skills. Also practice talking while you type. Call center agents need to be able to react and locate information quickly. Familiarizing yourself with computer navigation can help you learn new software as needed. Free online programs and video tutorials are available to help you improve your computer skills. Plan to arrive to work early every day. Give yourself to time to commute and get settled in. Take breaks when your schedule allows you to. Most call centers will require you to log in to your system before you can take calls. It's a good idea to check the traffic report in the morning significantly ahead of leaving for work. That way if there's a traffic problem, you can leave even earlier. Ask for advice on specific situations or how to improve at your job in general. Try to talk to them during breaks if they are very busy with multiple agents while on the job. Alternately, you may be able to speak to them before or after work. Supervisors usually started out with your same job. They'll know the in's and out's of the position, and appreciate how hard it can get. Memorize as much information about your employer as you can. Check your company's internet and intranet frequently. Don't neglect your email, as important internal memos may await you. You should know the details of the products and services your company offers. Call center agents who are confident in their abilities are more effective at their jobs. Approach the job with enthusiasm. Arrive every day with a sense of optimism, and remind yourself to maintain it. Keep at least one yellow-colored item on your desk, if you're allowed to. Keep positive affirmations with you either memorize some or keep them in your purse, pocket, or cubicle. The color yellow has an optimistic psychological effect. For example, use yellow sticky notes, pens, or paper clips. An example of a positive affirmation is, "I am in charge of how I feel and I choose to remain positive."

summary: Improve your computer skills. Be punctual. Learn from your supervisors. Stay up to date with your company's activities. Keep a positive outlook.

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These are sometimes referred to as tree rings. The edging will need to be made of stone, clay, or brick and can be scalloped or straight across the top. You will need to purchase 4 pieces of 14" inside diameter bricks and 6 pieces of 24" inside diameter bricks. Clear an appropriate area for your firepit and then lay out the first two 14" pieces to form a circle. Use three of the 24" to form a larger circle around the first one. You can use a bit of concrete to help the pieces stay together, if you want. Use the remaining pieces to set out the second layer, on top of the first. You can put a layer of concrete between the two stone layers, if you want to. If you use scalloped bricks, put the second layer upside down, so the scalloped edges are touching between the two layers. Fill the gap between the circles with river rocks until the brim is reached. Alternatively, you can fill it most of the way to full and then put down a thinner layer of more aesthetically pleasing rocks, like glass pebbles. Put a small layer of river rocks or other fire-friendly material in the bottom of the pit. Alternatively, you can find a grill bowl with the same diameter (or very slightly larger) as the central circle and place it there. Set up a wood fire in the central pit and enjoy your new fire pit. Put a circular grill surface over the hole to use it as an outdoor cooking pit!
summary: Get curved pieces of garden edging. Lay out the first layer. Lay out the second layer. Fill with rocks. Line the bottom. Light your fire!