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Earliernder

[PT: Earliernder]

Earliernder, a neogender umbrella based off the concept/profession of first responders (ie: Cops, Firefighters, EMT, etc.) and the general action that comes with first responders. Note this does cover both human and nonhuman first responders, so K-9 units do account.

I AGREE WITH ACAB! MAKING A DAMN GENDER RELATING TO THE GENERAL CONCEPT OF THEM (+ the entirety of first responders) ISN’T SUPPORTING THEM.

Etymology : Earlier + (Respo)nder || Phone Symbol Base(link) || Made for Headmate

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Kegrearlnder

[PT: Kegrearlnder]

Kegrearlnder, a kegregender(link) term for when all of one's genders are Earliernder(link) (gender quality).

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Press Association, 16 June 2014

Scientists have developed a new pain-free filling that allows cavities to be repaired without drilling or injections.

The tooth-rebuilding technique developed at King’s College London does away with fillings and instead encourages teeth to repair themselves.

Tooth decay is normally removed by drilling, after which the cavity is filled with a material such as amalgam or composite resin.

The new treatment, called Electrically Accelerated and Enhanced Remineralisation (EAER), accelerates the natural movement of calcium and phosphate minerals into the damaged tooth.

A two-step process first prepares the damaged area of enamel, then uses a tiny electric current to push minerals into the repair site. It could be available within three years.

Professor Nigel Pitts, from King’s College London’s Dental Institute, said: “The way we treat teeth today is not ideal. When we repair a tooth by putting in a filling, that tooth enters a cycle of drilling and refilling as, ultimately, each ‘repair’ fails.

New Post has been published on http://www.pearldentalclinic.co.uk/cosmetic-dentistry-news/tooth-decay/new-invention-mean-end-dentists-drill/

New invention could mean the end of the dentist’s drill

Patients who are terrified by the dentist’s drill could feel more comfortable about undergoing dental treatment thanks to a new invention from the technicians at King’s College London. Researchers have developed a tooth-rebuilding treatment that could be available in as little as three years; the treatment requires no injections and should be able to provide pain-free dental repair for decay and damaged teeth.

The new system, called Electrically Accelerated and Enhanced Remineralisation (EAER) helps the minerals of the tooth to repair and regrow after they have been damaged by decay. This means that amalgam or composite resin will no longer be needed after the decayed minerals of the affected tooth have been removed. EAER is a two-step process that involves preparing the damaged enamel to shift the minerals in the outer layer into the places where they are needed to repair the tooth, using an electrical current – the technique can also be used to whiten teeth and research is continuing into this area.