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4 magazines to read at your dentist

4 magazines to read at your dentist

Published by Programme B

Professional cleanings help to remove plaque and other residue that may collect along the gum line. It can also get rid of any residue between teeth that were not dislodged by the flossing. By adding one or two cleanings a year to your regimen, the potential for developing quite a few different dental problems decreases at an impressive rate. The pain associated with gum disease can be severe, and in such instances where the pain is no longer bearable, one should consider going to an emergency dental clinic to have the issue resolved.

While you are at the dentist make sure to ask for these 4 mags to keep you waiting and informed

 

MONOCLE

In 2007, Monocle magazine was launched to provide a briefing on global affairs, business, culture, design, and much more. We believed that there was a globally-minded audience of readers who were hungry for opportunities and experiences beyond their national borders. Today Monocle is published 10 times a year out of our HQ at Midori House in London: we now sell more than 80,000 copies per issue and have 22,500 subscribers and growing. For $135 (€120) a year we make sure that our readers feel part of something more like a club, offering regular invitations to subscriber events and ensuring that they always have great service from our team. [source: Monocle]

DRIFT

Coffee sits in the background of some of the most important moments in our lives: the first time we told new friends we’d like to get to know them better, a second date, a business meeting, a passion project completed, a time we caught up with long-lost loved ones after years apart. More than anything else, coffee is tied to a sense of place and a sense of community.

Drift is about coffee, the people who drink it, and the cities they inhabit. Our collection of writers and photographers, alongside coffee shop owners, baristas, street cart vendors, and patrons, captures a glimpse of what it’s like to drink coffee in a city at the time the magazine is printed. Each issue highlights a different city.

It’s about wandering the streets aimlessly, a cup of coffee in hand, and learning more about what a place has to offer, whether you’ve been there for 25 minutes or 25 years. Coffee helps us chart the geography of our cities. It’s about seeing those cities with fresh eyes, as visitors or long-time residents, and trying to understand what makes them tick. [source: Drift]

Kinfolk

Delving deeply into home, work, style, and culture, Kinfolk promotes quality of life and connects a global community of creative professionals from London to Tokyo. Since 2011, Kinfolk has become a leading lifestyle authority with a dynamic mix of print and online media, including a quarterly magazine sold in over 100 countries in four languages, daily posts on Kinfolk.com, bestselling books, plus international events and gallery space in the heart of Copenhagen. [source: Kinfolk]

Harvard Design Magazine

Harvard Design Magazine probes beyond the established design disciplines to enrich and diversify current discourse. Scholarly, poetic, and visually lush, each presents new interpretations of design’s defining role in today’s culture. Distinguished and unexpected voices from the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning meet those from the realms of art, science, literature, and beyond. A space for dialogue, speculation, and surprise: Harvard Design Magazine opens a door onto the applied device of design, and the people, places, and politics it engages. [source: Harvard Design Magazine]

 

 

 

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