Halitosis

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Evidence-Based Clinic Presentation Assignment Clinic Patient Case Report Angela Yuen Principles of Dental Hygiene III New York University College of Dentistry November 19th, 2014 Introduction The purpose of this case report is to understand the relationship between oral health, systemic diseases and patients in transition into adulthood. Miss C. is a young adult who is going through a transition while dealing with depression, anxiety, poor health behaviors and systemic…

Oral Hygiene Aids AbdulJabar Ali Almani 17 oct, 2016 M011442005 Alwaleed2016@yahoo.com Oral hygiene is a tool used to clean teeth and mouth from dental plaque (material alba) to get excellent hygiene. Gingivitis, periodontitis, caries and halitosis are the most common problems will be formed if not that occur if oral hygiene instructions are not followed . In addition, visit dental clinics twice a year There are many types of oral hygiene aids for home care Dental floss Dental floss is the…

food is being prepared, smelt or even thought of. Once food is in the mouth it is chewed and broken down by the teeth and saliva. Low levels of HCL have no effect on this initial stage of digestion. Although can later cause an indirect effect of halitosis The bolus of food then travels down the oesophagus by a process called peristalsis. It passes through the oesophageal sphincter and enters the stomach. Here in the stomach gastric juices mix with the bolus as…

from the fibrous parts of a plant. One of the main functions and use of Xylitol is to fight the bacteria from sticking to the teeth and this is how it is able to battle the possibility of incurring tooth decay. Tooth decay is also a main cause of halitosis. Since Xylitol does not break down on your mouth, it allows for a more neutral pH level and the acid attack is effectively reduced. Spry…

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require to take a drug test before doing a sport. I believe that drugs are unhealthy .Drug use by students have very serious health consequences on and off the court. Some way it affect your body is Cigarettes leave smokers with a condition called halitosis, or persistent bad breath and smoking can cause lung cancer depressant drugs such as cannabis, alcohol and opiates, slow down breathing. Cannabis reduce your lung capacity. Taking drugs can be dangerous – not only because of the physical…

Thereafter, I will ask him to open and close his mouth several signs to detect deviations in opening and closing and while listening to crepitus. Extra-oral examination did not reveal anything remarkable other than the very unpleasant oral malodour or “halitosis” (Wilkins, 2013, p. 374) noted while interviewing…

causes diminished opening of the upper esophageal sphincter (UES) thus resulting to increased hypopharyngeal pressure during swallowing. Retention of food elements and secretions within the false diverticulum leads to regurgitation, aspiration, halitosis and dysphagia. Patients may also complain of sensation of food sticking in the throat, unexplained weight loss, and borborygmi in the neck. Symptoms may last from months to years and the most common life-threatening complication is aspiration.…