MULTISPACE TECHNOLOGY

10 CAUSES OF MOUTH ODOUR Bad breath or mouth odour or fetor oris is one of the commonest reasons patients visit their dentist. The reasons are not far-fetched: it has ended relationships between partner, it affects the social acceptability of a person, self-confidence and in extreme cases, it can lead to suicidal tendency etc. Research has shown that 25% of the world population suffer from mouth odour, meaning 1 in every 4 persons suffers from bad breath. The first step in addressing the problem is to be able to know the possible causes. The following are commonest causes of mouth odour: POOR ORAL HYGIENE This is a major cause of mouth odour. Lack of toothrushing or improper toothbrushing methods will lead to accumulation of food particles which the bacteria in the oral cavity can act upon to produce foul-smelling odour. Lack of good oral hygiene can predispose to more problems such as bleeding gum, cavities etc which may lead to mouth odour. GASTROINTESTINAL PROBLEMS Frequent gastr

How to flash Android phone from PC with USB cable ? First of all, you have to ensure you have at least 50% level of battery.  Check your firmware compatibility as well.  The Stock Firmware or Custom ROM can be downloaded from appropriate websites. Step-by-step guide: Upload an Android USB Driver into the Hard Drive Disc of your computer. If you already have one, just skip this step. Remove your phone battery. Google and download Stock ROM or Custom ROM that need to be Flashed on your device. Extract the installation files on your PC. Download and install the Smartphone Flash software to your PC. Start the installed program. After you open it, you will see this interface: When all the required firmware programes are downloaded, you can start the second stage of the flashing process. As soon as you launch your Smart Phone Flash Software you can start Download.  Afterwards click on the Scatter-Loading icon. Search for the Scatter File. It will be stored in the extracted Stock R

How to calculate breakeven In its simplest terms, breakeven occurs when your business is neither making nor losing money. In other words, Revenue = total expenses For example, think about two types of expenses: fixed costs and variable costs.  Fixed costs are those that don't change as the number of units you sell grows. For example, if you are a retail store, rent is likely to be the same regardless of the number of units sold. On the other hand, variable costs are those that increase as the number of units you sell grows. Again, if you are a retail store, when the number of units increases, the money you pay for the merchandise you sell will also increase. These costs vary with the number of units sold.  Therefore: Total expense = variable costs + fixed costs Variable costs may be expressed as the number of units sold times the variable cost per unit. Therefore, Total expense = (units x variable cost per unit) + fixed costs Obviously, the variable cost per unit will