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    The Importance Of Dental Hygienists

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    Communication is vital since dental hygienists are constantly teaching patients how to have healthier teeth. Dental hygienists work individually with their patients in a direct manner in which they clean their teeth and also teach them how to take better care of their teeth. Oral health is a key health subject that dental hygienists teach their patients. They teach them various things such as which toothbrush they should use and how a good healthy diet can improve oral health as well (“Dental…

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    Staining Of Teeth Essay

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    Tobacco on Teeth – Comfort Dental Cares!) Chewing tobacco has twenty-eight different cancer agents that leave gums, cheeks, lips, and throat at higher risk of getting cancer. Some tobaccos also are associated with leukoplakia “A precancerous lesion of the soft tissue in the mouth that consists of a white patch or plaque that cannot be scraped off. This can result in cancer of the oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, and esophagus.” (6 Effects of Chewing Tobacco on Teeth – Comfort Dental…

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    is safe, free to consume and is natural. Despite the continual support for fluoride within dental, medical and scientific communities, there is marked opposition by the general public and a minority of scientists. Through a critical analysis of both the benefits of water fluoridation and its supposed disadvantages, it can be seen that its relevance and vitality for maintaining oral health is stagnant. Dental caries is a common cause of acute preventable hospital admissions in Australia, and the…

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    Even with regular brushing and flossing, hard-to-reach plaque can build up between your teeth, and more serious oral issues can develop. Luckily, visiting a dentist at least twice a year for a checkup and cleaning will ensure your teeth stay clean and healthy. At Brian S. Kubo in Kamuela, HI, the top dentist and his expert staff employ the advanced preventative measures necessary to keep your smile strong down the road. By employing the most cutting-edge technology with the highest quality care…

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    Dental Office Memo

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    (Homepage) Welcome To Our Comprehensive Dental Office In Aventura, FL At Aventura Dental Center, David S. Bistritz, DDS and his staff take pride in offering modern, advanced dental treatments. The entire team is dedicated to providing excellent experiences in a comfortable, patient-centered environment, and we invite you to read more about how we can help you with our comprehensive dental care. Since 1997, Dr. Bistritz has been providing dental care to the communities of the Miami-Dade area,…

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    such as East Africa and India, have fluoride levels in groundwater that may exceed 3 mg/L (Botchey, 2015, pg.47). High levels of concentration may lead to potential negative effects on your dental health. Dental and skeletal fluorosis can be side effects of water fluoridation, however both of these are rare. Dental fluorosis is described as pitting and staining of teeth in children mainly, while skeletal fluorosis can lead to a higher risk of bone fractures. Both of these stem from exceeding…

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    guaranteed smile for a lifetime, few office visits and little effort in keeping the teeth clean. Demon Clear keep is easy to clean because it does not use elastomeric rings that are common in traditional braces. The ring easily collects bacteria and plaque that can cause serious conditions such as gingivitis. These results are always positive because Damon doctors are trained to take the whole patient physique into account; these include the patients face, profile and desired…

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    will need to completely alter the way that they floss. They can use a dental floss threader, or a proxabrush. They may find that the latter is much easier to use, but you should help show them how to properly use it. You use a proxabrush by sticking it between the teeth and moving the brush back and forth. Avoid sliding it down from the top of the teeth, and insert it from both the front and the back to clear away any plaque that may be forming. You can also bend the proxa brush so it wraps…

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    Oral Health

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    those who are over the age of 75years had adult teeth, however this figure had risen to around 20% in 1988. Moreover the number of elderly people who need essential dental treatment is also on the rise, which has led to more resources being directed towards them. The proportion of people in the elderly dependent population with high plaques (visible) is substantially higher in comparison…

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    orthodontist treatment. 1 is that teeth and jaws are that are well aligned assist reduce or prevent physical problems like tooth decay and gum diseases as it easier to maintain straight teeth clean due to the fact straight teeth accumulate much less plaque. Upper teeth that protrude are also additional prone to injury by way of accidents including when engaging in sports. What's much more, crooked teeth which are not straightened can result in higher levels of wear of the surface of the tooth…

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