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    very long time many of us have been wondering, what are teeth and what are they made of? Are they bones? We have your answer. They are a calcified tissue called dentin and other substances. Teeth are made up of enamel, pulp, dentin and cementum. The pulp is the innermost part of the tooth. Pulp contains tissues, nerves, and blood vessels. The dentin is a yellow substance that surrounds the pulp. It is as hard as bones and gives…

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    Aging Dental Health

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    care of your teeth properly, your teeth will last for a long time. The truth about this is, everyday chewing, grinding and biting will take a toll on your teeth, the enamel of your teeth wears away as the years go by. The nerves of your teeth will become smaller as you age, thus, your teeth will become less sensitive and prone to tooth decay. As you age, there are many oral health issues that may occur which may affect your overall health. There is evidence of an association between gum…

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    Dry Mouth Research Paper

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    antimicrobial components that help rebuild tooth enamel. Without enough of it, the teeth begin to deteriorate and break down”. This is because saliva in our mouth helps to maintain a balanced and healthy environment for beneficial bacteria to grow. Also, the saliva removes food particles and it washes the harmful bacteria which aids the plaque to build up. Dry mouth can lead to a disease called Thrush. Which…

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    That acid immediately goes to work on the enamel coating of your teeth, causing it…

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    Dahlberg et al. 1970). The longer the tooth decay goes untreated the more expensive the treatment will become; furthermore, causing more pain around the tooth and jaw. Every person has bacteria in their oral cavity, the only way to prevent S. Mutan from destroying your enamel is the practice good oral hygiene and diet.…

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    A special resin adhesive is used and it essentially replaces the natural tooth enamel. The dentist helps the patient choose the right shade to match the natural teeth. Veneers are a cosmetic enhancement for the teeth because they hide and mask minor and moderate imperfections. They are very strong, do not stain and last up to 20…

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    Deciduous Teeth

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    replacement of a missing tooth or healing a tooth from carious bacteria. The average human body has 20 deciduous teeth and 32 permanent teeth. Deciduous teeth are fully formed at birth located within the maxilla and mandible and start to erupt at 4 months of age. The deciduous teeth are a guide for eruption of the permanent teeth. Permanent teeth erupt into the roots of the deciduous teeth causing root resorption to occur. Once the root of a deciduous tooth is fully resorbed that tooth…

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    Essay On Dental Bonding

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    Why Dental Bonding May Be Better Than A Veneer For Fixing Your Chipped Tooth If you have a chip in your front tooth, you don't have to let it ruin your smile. Your dentist can repair it with a veneer or dental bonding. Here are some tips for deciding which option is best for you. Compare Cost If you're on a tight budget, then dental bonding may be the best option for you. Bonding begins at around $100 per tooth, and the price of a veneer begins around $500. There is a wide price difference…

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    Teeth Offenses

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    may seem like a good strategy for preventing cavities, but this common error actually erodes tooth enamel. The problem is that many drinks and foods are highly acidic. These substances may be tasty, but they also soften your tooth enamel. And when you…

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    Cavity Research Paper

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    hear at the dentist's office. A cavity (say: KA-vuh-tee) develops when a tooth decays (say: dih-KAZE), or breaks down. A cavity is a hole that can grow bigger and deeper over time. Cavities are also called dental caries (say: KARE-eez), and if you have a cavity, it's important to get it repaired. But why would your tooth develop a hole? Blame plaque. That's a sticky, slimy substance made up mostly of the germs that cause tooth decay. The bacteria in your mouth make acids and when plaque clings…

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