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    Tooth Crushing Essay

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    teeth along with proper cleaning of the tongue and gingival massage. Proper home care brushing practices, regular visits to dentist and routine dental check-ups will reduce the risk of having gingival and periodontal diseases. Various studies on oral hygiene suggest…

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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…

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    Dental Hygiene In School

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    would be interested in going to the dentist if they could be educated on the importance of their teeth while also having fun. I would provide it to kids in Middle Tennessee. Oral…

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    Dental Hygiene Essay

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    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…

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    Orthodontic Force

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    Orthodontic Force: A review of its adverse tissue reactions Abstract The possibility to save and rehabilitate a deteriorating dentition depends on position of the teeth within the alveolar process and on number of remaining teeth along with their periodontal status. When the balance between forces acting on the teeth and the confines of periodontal tissues gets disturbed, an unstable condition arises. It occurs either by mobility of teeth or reduction of the periodontium. Gingivitis is unlikely…

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    elementary, middle and high schools, hygiene is a prevalent issue, especially in areas that live in poverty or are low income. There are three areas my group and I will be focusing on throughout this project. In this paper specifically, I will touch upon dental hygiene. Our goal is to provide awareness that hygiene can greatly affect one’s overall health. Our interventions include presenting this in a creative way to elementary students so that they are able to learn why hygiene is so important.…

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    Gum Disease In Children

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    periodontal disease, is typically associated with a problem only seen in adults. However, children are also at risk of developing gum disease. Seeing blood in the sink is scary for both you and your child, but it is often a warning sign of poor oral hygiene habits, such as not brushing and flossing regularly. Gum disease may be mild, but it can develop into more serious problems, so it is important to know the signs and to seek gum disease treatment as soon as possible. What is Gum Disease? Gum…

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    This February is officially children’s dental health month. At Artistic Dentistry in Anchorage, Alaska, every month is about teaching children excellent oral health habits. As a family dentistry practice, they work to help patients maintain great oral hygiene in all stages of life. In honor of children’s dental health month, here are three crucial oral health tips for kids from the dental team at Artistic Dentistry: Avoid Sugar: As always, sugar consumption should be monitored and limited.…

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    avoidable but depending on just how swift the disease goes will be permanent. The main basis of the disease is an absence of proper oral care, smoking cigarettes, and excessive amounts of plaque. Gum disease starts from gingivitis and hits periodontitis with awful side effects but has treatment possibilities such as proper oral health care, not smoking, committed respectable hygiene, and seeing the dentist commonly. The gum disease called gingivitis is highly common. This is known as the first…

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    Toothpaste Case Study

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    Wikipedia describes toothpaste as “...A paste or gel dentifrice used with a toothbrush as an accessory to clean and maintain the aesthetics and health of teeth. Toothpaste is used to promote oral hygiene: it serves as an abrasive that aids in removing the dental plaque and food from the teeth....” In ancient India oral health consisted only of some homemade powders and herbal medicines given by the local medicine practitioners, the scenario is completely different today. In 1975 there was…

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