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    Teeth are important in the human digestion system. Teeth help to ingest and digest the food. The main function of teeth is to crush food into smaller surface area. This is necessary, as it will create a larger surface area for the enzymes to work on the food (in-text citation). There are 4 types of teeth: incisors, canines, premolars and molars. There are 4 incisors, 2 canines, 4 premolars and 4 molars on both the upper and lower jaw. The arrangement of each type of tooth is shown on Fig.1…

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    is closely related to your self-confidence. If you are frightened to show those teeth to the world, it can categorically bring you down. Here are 3 remarkable things that orthodontics can do for you. Getting teeth straightened out Many of us feel absence of self-confidence about our smiles owing to crooked teeth. This is the number one reason individuals go to the orthodontist. It can be certainly awkward when your teeth don't go the way they should and maximum of us feel that if we didn't get…

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    How does one acquire periodontal disease? Periodontal disease is a disease that comes from gingivitis. The source of such disease is bacterial growth. Bacterial advancement can be found along with the gums and around the teeth. The disease is 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…

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    In teething process new teeth of small babies grow in a sequential pattern. These teeth come out of the gums by breaking them. Reports say that teething can start from third month of birth in early teething and late teething takes place as late in twelve months. Generally teething starts between six to ninth month of baby. For teeth to emerge from gums body uses certain chemicals which let some of cells to die and teeth emerge out by cutting through these dead cells. Teeth in babies appear in…

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    proper nutrition plays a key role in keeping the gums and teeth healthy. Many people are unaware of the importance of oral health that is associated with proper nutrition. The different foods and nutrients people ingest can have both good and bad effects on their teeth. Proper nutrition will lead to strong healthy teeth, as for malnutrition can cause many negative effects like inflammation to the gums, tooth decay, and eventually the loss of teeth. Proper nutrition is achieved by obtaining…

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    In a lot of cases too much damage has been done to the teeth so they must extract them. Fluoride can be used to combat severe tooth decay. There are some cases where carious lesions extend into the pulp chamber. When that happens, they are usually referred to an endodontist. Endodontic therapy can be used to correct teeth with ceramic restorations root canals and dental implants or veneers to replace missing or extracted teeth. Unfortunately, in most cases the patient can’t afford to have…

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    bacteria and food particles collect on the teeth forming a sticky substance called plaque. It is a common and mild…

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    something can potentially go wrong so we can prevent it from happening. The same goes with our teeth. We don't have to wait for a tormenting toothache to happen or for a tooth to become too damaged beyond repair if there are ways to prevent it from taking place. This is why it's very important that we visit our dentist regularly for a checkup. Having good oral hygiene is not only about preserving our teeth or saving it from damage; it is also about having the confidence to smile anytime without…

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    In paragraph 3 it saids ‘’that their undershot jaw leads to teeth problems.’’ My evidence proves my point because it states that their ‘’undershot jaw leads to teeth problems’’. Facts from the article say that their ‘’massive undershot jaw causes teeth issues’’. The evidence proves my point because it is telling you that they have teeth issues. My point is the American bulldog is having massive teeth issues. Yes, bulldogs are cute and sweet, but they have serious health issues…

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    anyone who wants to pay attention to their oral hygiene, and oil pulling does not harm your teeth. Microorganisms in your mouth consist of a single cell, and the cells are covered with a fatty or lipid,…

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