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Research has identified a number of factors that may contribute to the development of oral cancer. The most common are the use of tobacco and alcohol. Others include poor oral hygiene, irritation caused by ill-fitting dentures and rough surfaces on teeth, poor nutrition, some chronic infections and combinations of these factors.  Because changes can be seen easily in the mouth, diagnosis of oral cancer can be made in its early stages allowing for suspicious areas to be treated and prevent progression. It is recommended that everyone perform a monthly oral exam looking for irregularities, specifically non-healing sores as well as white or red lesions. This should be performed with a bright light and a mirror. Closely examine all areas in your mouth including the roof of your mouth, cheeks, gums, and all surfaces of the tongue and floor of the mouth. In addition to this it is recommended that everyone have an oral screening exam at least once a year, especially if you have any of the above risk factors.

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September and early October is the best time to plant spring blooming bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths and crocus.  it is also a great time to divide and move existing bulbs.  Be sure to feed them well with Dutch Bulb Food.  And remember to plant in groupings.  Most fall planted bulbs only produce one flower per bulb, so planting in groups of 10 to 25 bulbs results in a much more striking display in the spring.

There is no need to wait.  The very best time of year to plant new lawns is mid August to mid September.  Lawns planted this time of year germinate very quickly because the soil is so warm, and yet very few weeds germinate this time of year.  Planting your own lawn from seed costs less than two cents per sq. ft., a big savings over sod or hydroseeding.  And by spring your lawn will be fully established.