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    her last question, this is your last chance. You do the smart thing and take out a piece of gum. You don’t know why you didn’t think of this earlier! It turns out if we didn’t have gum it would be really hard for some people to concentrate. The history of gum! The Aztecs used chicle which is a substance they got from a tree to make chewing gum. They had rules about when and where it was acceptable to chew gum. Only kids and single women were allowed to chew it in public. Married women and…

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    Gum Synthesis Lab Report

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    which gum brand gives you the best flavor. I was testing the price of gum compared to how long the flavor lasted, I thought that the more expensive the gum was the longer the flavor would last because when you buy a more expensive product it tends to be better quality as with shirts, so I thought the same would go for gum flavor. Hypothesis- I think that if the gum is more expensive than its flavor will last the longest because it should be better quality gum. Independent Variable — Gum Brand…

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    Everyone loves chewing gum. There are thousands of different flavors to taste! Everyday, people are seen chewing stick after stick. Gum has been around for a long time and was a people's favorite from the beginning. Gum has been created in different ways, shapes and forms. Gum is an important factor in American culture and is still important today. Some people worry if it healthy for our teeth or not. To answer this we will need to know what exactly is gum? Who created it? What all do…

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    Introduction of our topic Chewing gums is common in our daily life. In our campus, you can see students chewing gum in their leisure time, when they are shopping, walking, queuing up, or just killing time. You may also see someone chewing gum in the library and classroom. So why do we chew gums? On top of some obvious reasons, like enjoying sweetness or relieving tension, some students consider chewing gum as a solution of concentration problems. They think chewing gum can actually help them…

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    Gum Lab Report Essay

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    reference to locate my most important information. Thirteen out of fifteen of the tests were completed quicker with gum. Twelve out of fifteen of the tests’ scores stayed the same or increased with gum. Test Subject #1 completed all of the non-gum to gum tests quicker and increased or kept the same score for every set of tests. Test Subject #2 shortened the time between the non-gum and gum tests all three trials, and increased or kept the same scores two out of three times. Test Subject #3…

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    Gum disease is a serious oral health problem that causes pockets in the gums, destroy the bone, and leading to tooth loss. This may not only have negative implications regarding your oral health but also linked to heart disease and diabetes. The best way to prevent this disease is to understand its different stages and what to do to prevent them. The first thing to understand is gum disease is the term used to express many various afflictions, from gingivitis to advanced periodontitis. All of…

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    The main cause of gum disease is bacterial plaque. Our mouths are full of bacteria. These bacteria, along with salivary proteins, constantly form a sticky colorless substance on teeth called plaque. When you eat or drink foods or beverages with sugars or starches, the bacteria excreted acids that attack your tooth enamel. The plaque is so sticky that it remains the acids in contact with your teeth, in time breaking down the enamel, so that tooth decay happens. Poor nutrition such as a diet high…

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    They stare into each other’s eyes as the sweetness of gum rushes through their mouth. The advertisement for Extra Gum, “The Story of Sarah and Juan” displays a sweet story two people falling in love as the years pass. The commercial begins with a smitten high school girl offering her crush a piece of gum. Juan doodles cartoons on the gum wrappers as their relationship grows deeper. When watching this advertisement for the first time, my heart felt so warm. The story is not only built around love…

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    in Our Lives” Periodontal disease is also referred to as gum disease. It can lead to tooth loss if left untreated. It is a chronic infection that begins around the tooth; also, it affects the bone and gums of the mouth. Periodontal disease can affect from one to all thirty-two teeth. Periodontal disease is preventable, but many people are unaware of the symptoms associated with it. Studies show that half of Americans suffer from chronic gum disease. Today, half of the issue with periodontal…

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    categories of cytokine could be essential in caused by inflamation appropriate reaction.% 60 Diagnostic tool of gum disease A purpose of gum analytic techniques is to offer useful details to the doctor regarding the current gum sickness kind, location and strength. These findings offer as a basis for therapy planning and offer essential details during gum maintenance and sickness monitoring stages of Treatment. Conventional healthcare…

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