Importance of Oral Health Essay

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    real-life scenarios under the guidance of professors and other clinicians. The importance of learning in this style is of particular importance to me, as I come to realize over the course of my academic career that I am a more hands-on learner. During the undergraduate experience, I thrived in upper level neuroscience courses that demanded absorbing the material in different ways such as extensive projects/labs, oral examinations, and group-work. In the more hands-on environment of my molecular…

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    Orthodontic Pain Essay

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    treatment 5 Otasevic et al. found that almost all orthodontic patients experiences pain.6 This high prevalence of pain gives an idea about the importance of this issue in orthodontics. Quality of life and pain Patients’ pain is one aspect of oral health-related quality of life, the quality of life is an important aspect in any treatment. Poor oral health can affect physical, psychological, and social conditions, which in turn affect patient’s quality of life. Therefore it was suggested to…

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    by white men. Relying entirely on oral tradition, they have passed down and reshaped their stories of creation from generation to generation. The Apache have two stories of creation that follow the Creator’s steps in bringing the earth to life. With the repetition of the number four and the cardinal directions, the many deities involved in the world’s creation of and the flow of consciousness and dialogue style of writing, the Apache people pass down the importance their land and link to it.…

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    Dental Hygienist Essay

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    people do not have the smile they desire; therefore, there are people out there who would love to help with that problem. Those people are called Dental hygienist. Dental hygienists dedicate their lives to help improve the oral health. What a dental hygienist does is educate on oral care, clean teeth, and perform x-rays (ADA). It is rare to see a miserable hygienist because of the passion and enjoyment of the job. The dental hygienist field has been one of the many fastest growing occupation…

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    Enamel Of Teeth

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    dental health” (Noble Smile). Research has shown that tooth enamel contains microscopic pits and ridges that can hold particles of food and drink. These particles…

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    digestion. We clean our teeth so we do not get them infected or dirty from something. Sometimes, however we can get diseases from the teeth. We can protect ourselves from these diseases in many different ways. The toothbrush is an important part of oral hygiene. Advice that dentists give is that people should clean their teeth after every meal by brushing their teeth, and by flossing once a day. One of the toothbrushes’ purpose is to remove food and plaque. The toothbrush is an instrument made…

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    The American Dental Association, American Academy of Periodontology and in dental hygiene schools teach the importance of the association between diabetes and periodontal disease, treatment guidelines. As dental professionals, it is clinically important to assess a patient with known diabetes; a clinical evaluation should include, exam for oral mucosal lesions, evaluation of salivary flow, any taste disturbances, burning mouth syndrome, dental caries, whole mouth probing depth…

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    towards improving overall health outcomes than those with HL. Individuals with CVD require extensive self-care management, including the ability to read and understand medication labels, comprehend the importance of a balanced diet and regular exercise, and the significance of smoking cessation in relation to CVD health risks. After reviewing data from 9 individual studies related to cardiovascular disease,…

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    Barodontalgia Essay

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    phenomena began to be reported including those related to face and oral cavity. Hence, a dentist should be able to prevent these in flight hazards when they treat aircrew members as sudden incapacitation could jeopardize the flight’s safety. Thus,…

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    This cross-sectional study was performed to compare quality of life in patients with diabetes mellitus and diabetic foot ulcers. Health related quality of life is used to measure how chronic illnesses interfere with a person’s life because their quality of life is how they perceive it. Medication control and usage, dietary restrictions, and symptoms of diabetes all affect the patient’s quality of life. This study was performed between May and June 2011 in a hospital in Southeastern Anatolia…

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