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Chewing is normal and healthy activity of dogs; it's part of their natural behavior. This behavior though becomes destructive and annoying which is completely unnecessary because there are ways to stop them from chewing. Owners must understand that their dogs may be chewing to sooth their sore teething gums, trying to relieve tension and anxiety, are bored, and they may be having dental problems. Here are the top 5 ways to stop your dog from chewing: #1. Dog-proof (chew-proof) your house. This…

the time you'll be able to floss. This one has over 90 seconds of capacity for a full flossing experience. You won't have to refill and restart the flosser. Flosser and toothbrush combo – There's no need to purchase two different machines for your oral care needs. The flosser and toothbrush are part of the same unit. It saves space on the bathroom counter and uses only one outlet. Sonic toothbrush – The rechargeable toothbrush has sonic capabilities. It boasts 25% more speed, which leads to…

Abdullah Al-Suraie April, 5.2015 Class: A Mr. Washington Focus Problem: Does chewing gum help you concentrate more efficiently? Prelab: The independent variable is the gum, and the independent variable is the level of concentration. The control group used no gum. The place and surrounding environment was constant for all. All participants were mails that are the ages between 14-16 years old. The questions were given to all participants, and they were given five minutes to study the…

Dental Implants: What Happens Before The Procedure Are you missing some of your teeth due to issues with gum disease? Your imperfect smile may have motivated you to look for a way to fix it. One way to restore missing teeth is with dental implants. Unlike partial dentures, dental implants will be a permanent fixture in your mouth that should last the rest of your life. There is a process that you must go through before a dentist can install dental implants. It involves getting a thorough…

The classification of periapical lesions of endodontic origin and clinical evaluation of the aetiology and pathogenesis of their development There are various literatures that classify periapical lesions. Often these have been based on histological findings and so the resulting classifications having minor differences in terminology. This could easily lead to confusion between clinicians and subsequently incorrect diagnosis. The correct diagnosis of any disease is the foundation to the…

The Need for Oral Health Care Protocol for Aging Adults in a Hospital Setting Timothy Youmans Loma Linda University Introduction Oral health is an essential factor in our overall health and wellbeing. From newborns to aging adults, brushing is something we learn that is important and a habit that we continue throughout our entire lives. A visit to the hospital, either short or long, can have a devastating effect on a client’s oral health. When a client is being cared for, the…

solutions to this problem if people would comply to it like simply brushing their teeth regularly, going to the dentist every six months for their check up, and flossing their teeth frequently. Educating and teach individuals about the importance of a good oral hygiene to prevent getting cavities. Dental healthcare is expensive and not all individuals can afford it. You can prevent some of the hidden dental issues we should remember to brush our teeth and gums daily. There are some cost…

Type 2 diabetes is a prevalent disease that impacts the oral cavity far more than most individuals might know. Oral hygiene for many is a chore, and not an enjoyable task. Dental professionals recognize the importance of oral hygiene and it’s correlation to overall health. If good oral hygiene is crucial and of great importance for individuals who are perfectly healthy, that can only indicate that oral hygiene is critical for those who are not as privileged with their health. Individuals with…

and a large MOD amalgam is present. The patient is a heavy bruxer and she admits that she wakes up sometimes grinding her teeth. The dentist recommends a crown to restore the tooth. In this patient, the sings I will see when doing an extra an intra oral examinations are enlarged masseter muscle, temporomandibular joint pain, clicking or locking; wear of cusps, and in some extreme cases shortened teeth, indentations of posterior teeth inside of cheeks and borders of the tongue, tooth sensitivity…

Suffering from poor oral health is, unfortunately, a common problem. According to the CDC, roughly 27 percent of the adult population in the United States suffers from untreated dental issues. The main reason that this occurs is price. Even though dental work is necessary, it's often expensive and sometimes the procedures aren't covered by dental insurance. Fortunately, there are many ways to finance your dental work. If you are in need of a dental procedure loan, follow these three tips to…