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    Composite Resin or tooth colored fillings‚ X-rays‚ dental cleaning‚ fluoride‚ pulp treatment‚ extractions‚ sealants‚ and space maintainers. A stainless steel crown‚ also known as SSCs are used to restore the teeth that are badly decayed to hold white fillings. When a tooth decays‚ there can be extensive damage to the damage to the enamel (hard outer layer)‚ dentin (middle layer)‚ and sometimes the pulp (nerve). Tooth decay is where bacteria create acids that eat the tooth and causes damage

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    Sealants To Teeth Decay

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    teeth to further protect their child from cavities and tooth decay. The Sealant Process

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    black tea sharpens mental focus and concentration‚ and the trace element fluoride inhibits tooth decay. Black tea also contains abuindant tannins‚ astringent chemicals and soothing anti-inflammatory effects on the digestive tract. Black tea has been used throughout history for medical purposes‚ long before it became a breakfast tea. It helps relieve diarrhea‚ lowers cholesterol levels and helps prevent tooth decay. The tea has a therapeutic effect on gastric and intestinal illnesses because of its

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    The Digestive System

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    Ad1 Digestion is the mechanical and chemical breaking down of food into smaller components‚ to a form that can be absorbed‚ for instance‚ into a blood stream. Digestion is a form of catabolism; a break down of macro food molecules to smaller ones. The digestive process also involves creating waste to be eliminated. The digestive track (gut) is a long twisting tube that starts in the mouth and ends at anus. It’s made up of a series of muscles that coordinate the movement of food and other cells that

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    How to Brush Your Teeth

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    are approved by the American dental association. Some of the most popular brands approved are Philips‚ Crest‚ Sensonic‚ Braun‚ Sonicare‚ Colgate‚ Oral-B‚ and Reach. There is really no one brush that is better than the other. A soft and extra soft tooth brush is best because the bristles will bend and flex around the teeth and gums to better remove plaque. The "standard" soft bristle is 0.007" in diameter. This is the diameter that will slip under the edge of healthy gums without doing any harm. They

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    at IUSD. The patient has an existing upper RPD‚ which is now showing radiographically signs of a caries lesion on distal of a posterior tooth. This posterior tooth also has a reciprocal clasp where the caries is. After removing decay‚ the lesion extended from the distal-occlusal to the lingual. After removing decay‚ a direct restoration on the current tooth structure would not retain the restoration so a pin needed to be placed. Resin was used‚ but would amalgam have been a better choice?

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    A’kiera Malcome April 1st‚2014 Composition 1 Compare and contrast anorexia and bulimia Eating disorders have the highest rate of any psychiatric disorder. Anorexia nervosa and bulimia are the most know disorders. They’re both the effect of one’s body weight and image and concerning of food. One in ten Americans suffers these disorders. Statistics show that the disorder rate is increasing ("123 helpme!com" ) Anorexia is the most know eating disorder. They seem to think that they

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    Why Gum Grafts Needed?

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    exposed roots have nerve endings close to the surface‚ which sometimes cause sensitivity to temperature extremes. Root surfaces are also softer than enamel‚ and when unprotected by gum tissue‚ they are at risk for root decay. But keep in mind‚ unless gum grafting is done‚ the recession can continue to get worse‚ leading to the possibility of tooth loss. Although before doing any grafting‚ your dentist will want to correct whatever problem caused your

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    aging process‚ food‚ drink and smoking. These stains can penetrate through the enamel and change the color of the layer of tooth under the enamel - the dentin. The enamel is translucent. As the color of the dentin darkens‚ the color of your teeth take on a yellow or stained appearance. How does it work? The Zoom procedure is a whitening gel that is light-activated. As the gel breaks down‚ oxygen can enter the enamel and dentin‚ bleaching the

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    Bulimia and the Effects of the Mouth Bulimia and the Effects of the Mouth Bulimia Nervosa is an eating disorder which includes a cycle of an individual binging and purging of food. Individuals suffering from Bulimia have an obsession with their weight‚ body image‚ and food (Venokur‚ 2011). After their binging period the bulimic forces all excess calories ingested out of the body by causing self-induced vomiting‚ misuse of laxatives‚ or excessive exercise (Venokur‚ 2011). Bulimia Nervosa is

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