Article: Try to be aware of sore locations when you're going about your daily routines. Be extra careful about brushing and biting on the side where the tooth is growing because you may cause inflammation or even an infection. If multiple wisdom teeth are growing in on both the left and right sides of your mouth, try to identify which spots are the most sensitive, and be gentle with them. Don't poke and prod with your tongue, as this will aggravate your sensitive and swollen gums, and could lead to infection. It's important to prevent decay or infection, especially as your wisdom teeth begin to develop. Since your gums may be sensitive or swollen, you might feel the urge to shy away from brushing, but you must keep up with your hygiene routine. New nooks and crannies form with swollen gums and emerging wisdom teeth, and these introduce areas for bacteria to grow. Tooth decay, cavities, and periodontal disease (or gum infection) will only make your pain that much more intolerable and your entire mouth can get sore. If you don't keep up with your dental hygiene, your hard-to-reach wisdom teeth might become infected or develop cavities as soon as they fully emerge, which greatly increases the need for their removal. Since they are the last teeth to appear, the enamel is less mineralized. If you have poor oral hygiene, then cavities can easily form and do a lot of harm. Ibuprofen and similar over the counter medications are effective for wisdom tooth pain, especially in its initial phases. Always use any medication as directed, and never take more than the directed dosage. Ibuprofen, while effective, also can cause bleeding, so make sure you check in with your doctor or dentist about regular use.
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Know where your new teeth are growing. Brush your teeth regularly. Take anti-inflammation pain medications.
Article: You can use any web browser on PC or Mac. If you are not logged in automatically, log in using the email address and password associated with your account. If you don't already have an account, go ahead and create one. It's the icon that resembles a person in the upper-right corner of the web page. It's next to an icon that resembles a gear. It's the drop-down menu that appears when you click the Account icon. Blogs are listed towards the bottom of the screen in the column on the right. It's below the header that says "Blogs". It's next to "Website Themes" in the Settings menu. It's below the name of the current theme at the top of the sidebar on the left. This displays a list of themes in the sidebar to the left. When you see a theme you like, click it to select it. Then click the blue button that says Use in the upper-right corner of the sidebar to the left. This displays what the theme looks like in the main window in the center of the screen. Some themes require a purchase price. To browse free themes, click the drop-down menu at the top of the sidebar on the left and select "Free Themes". Different themes give you different options for changing the font. Some themes only allow you to change the Title font. Other themes give you a wide variety of options and allow you to change the Title font, Header font, Body font, Menu font, Footer font, and more. If the theme you are using allows you to change the font for a text type, it is listed in the sidebar menu to the left. For example, if you want to change the Title font, click the drop-down menu next to "Title Font" in the sidebar menu. If you want to change the font for the body text in your blog, click the drop-down menu next to "Body Font". A list of fonts appears in the drop-down menu. Each has a preview of what the font looks like. Click the font you want to use. Check the fonts in the preview screen in the middle. Make sure the font you choose is complimentary of the other fonts you choose. Avoid mixing too many different fonts. In addition to allowing you to change the font, many themes also allow you to change the color of your text. If the option is available in the sidebar to the left, click the colored circle next to the a text-type color you want to change. This displays a color picker to the right of the option. For example, if you want to change the color of your body text, click the colored circle next to "Body Text Color". Use the color picker to choose a color. Drag the slider across the rainbow colored bar to pick a general color. Then use the large box below the bar to pick a more specific hue for the color you want. Locate the drop-down menu that allows you to adjust the size of the font type you want to adjust in the sidebar menu to the left. Then click the drop-down menu and select the point size you want to change the text to. Not all themes allow you to change the font sizes. Some only allow you to change the title font size. It's at the top of the sidebar menu on the left. This saves all of your changes. It's in the upper-left corner of the sidebar menu to the left. This takes you back to the Account Settings menu.
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Go to https://www.tumblr.com in a web browser. Click the Account icon. Click Settings. Select the blog you want to edit. Click Edit Theme. Click Browse Themes. Select a theme and click Use. Locate the font options in the sidebar to the left. Click the drop-down menu next to a text-type font. Select a font. Click the colored circle next to a text type. Choose a color for the font. Select the font size. Click Save. Click Exit.
Article: Start by boiling 3 cups (710ml) of water in a kettle or in a pot over the stove. Bring the water to boiling temperature (212 degrees Fahrenheit, 100 degrees Celsius). If your pipes are PVC or plastic, 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 degrees Celcius) is the hottest temperature water you can pour down the drain to prevent damage. Do a final flush of the drain with 3 cups (710ml) of boiling hot water. This should remove any remaining grime or debris in the drain. You can flush the drain with hot water on a weekly basis to keep it clean.
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Boil the water. Flush the drain with hot water again.