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How about planting a teeth?
6 donLt $now about you but the idea of placing a metallic obMect in human body to replace a certain
organ has always intrigued me. 6ts been a while now, since the time artificial prosthesis *" prosthesis:
"n artificial appliance replacing a body part+ have emerged They have been replacing lost limbs for
some time now. Today, artificial prosthesis are also replacing missing teeth@ 3ental impants.
The concept behind dental implants is simple@ 5ou drill a hole in your bone to place a metallic post, on
which an artificial ceramic tooth@li$e coverage *" 9rown+ is placed. While the concept sounds simple
enough, the science and the mechanics behind it, isnLt. Nsually, our body reMects anything artificial
placed in our body. 6t identifies it as -foreign1 and attac$s it. /owever, this is not the same with the
metal, -Titanium1.
The whole thing started when the !wedish professor, -'er@6ngvar BrOnemar$ -, placed a titanium screw
in the lower legs of rabbits. )ater on, he discovered that new bone tissue grew around it that it became
integrated with the bone and called the process -.sseointegration1. 6magine a metallic screw being a
part of your bones2 .f course, this invention revolutioni,ed the world of dentistry ma$ing artificial
prosthesis even more easier2
The reason why this invention is so important is because, dentists finally have a reliable base on which
to place whatever prosthetic appliance they need. Bridges, crown and dentures could be secured in
place without the nuisance of the not@totally@adhesive@ cements or without the irritating pla8ue and
caries. Most importantly, they are used for the anterior teeth to restore the natural loo$. 7o one would
suspect that you are wearing anything2
6n conclusion, dental implants can wor$ wonders. The idea of drilling up your bone and placing a
screw doesnLt sound very good, but, its fairly effective. 6t could be done in a regular visit to the dentist.
Below, is an attached video about how implants are implanted2 * ).)2+ 6 Must hope that you are not that
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Men have slightly bigger brains.
Does this mean they're smarter?
By:Jannat El Harriry
In 2001, researchers from Harvard found that certain parts of the brain were differently sized in males and females, which
may help balance out the overall size difference. The study found that parts of the frontal lobe, responsible for problem-
solving and decision-making, and the limbic cortex, responsible for regulating emotions, were larger in women. In men, the
parietal cortex, which is involved in space perception, and the amygdala, which regulates sexual and social behavior, was
larger.
Men also have approximately 6.5 times more gray matter in the brain than women, but before the heads of all the men out
there start to swell, listen to this: Women have about 10 times more white matter than men do. This difference may account
for differences in how men and women think. Men seem to think with their gray matter, which is full of active neurons.
Women think with the white matter, which consists more of connections between the neurons. In this way, a woman's brain is
a bit more complicated in setup, but those connections may allow a woman's brain to work faster than a man's
In women's brains, the neurons are packed in tightly, so that they're closer together. This proximity, in conjunction with
speedy connections facilitated by the white matter, is another reason why women's brains work faster. Some women even
have as many as 12 percent more neurons than men do.
So, men may have a bigger brain but they are just as smart as women. Moreover a woman can outrun a man in the thinking
process and decision making ergo accounting for the much obvious multi-tasking feature.