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. It's important to have it replaced as soon as possible to protect the tooth from further decay or damage. Abscess An abscess is a pocket of pus caused by a bacterial infection. It can occur at the root of a tooth or in the space between the teeth and gums. Abscesses can be extremely painful
September 05, 2024
by Anass Habrah
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MELVILLE, N.Y.—Henry Schein has launched its 2017 Healthy Lifestyles, Healthy Communities (HLHC) program, which supports community health centers across the country in their efforts to provide medical and oral health screenings at free health events held in underserved communities. HLHC
August 14, 2017
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MELVILLE, N.Y.—Henry Schein has announced the launch of its 2018 Healthy Lifestyles, Healthy Communities (HLHC) program, an initiative that supports community health centers in their efforts to provide medical and oral health screenings at free health events held in underserved communities
August 14, 2018
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speaking 5 words, no one was able to focus on his brilliance because they were too focused on dodging the evilness that was coming from his mouth. The issue was coming from his tongue and the inside area of his lower teeth. We spent time looking at all of the healthy areas in his mouth and where his
February 22, 2014
by Carrie @ Natural Gumption
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meal and snack with 100% xylitol mints or gum- so they stimulate a healthy ecosystem after every meal. Diet makes a difference to saliva quality. When a dry mouth patient has digestive problems - these should be addressed with digestive probiotics, digestive enzymes and a look at the proportion
January 20, 2024
Flossing
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When was the last time you had your teeth cleaned? 30 million Americans have lost all of their teeth from cavities and gum disease. Please get your teeth cleaned and examined every 3 to 6 months. Do you always wait until the time is tooth hurty to visit the dentist. Please get a dental checkup
April 09, 2015
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child, be the one to brush his or her teeth. You will be able to brush more thoroughly around the teeth. However, make sure you only apply minimal force because their gums can bleed. Buy them an extra soft kiddie brush. Even if your child is already a pre-teen, you should use
June 19, 2015
by Charles Crawford
Dentaltown News
STAMFORD, Conn.—This World Oral Health Day (WOHD), Royal Philips is teaming up with FDI World Dental Federation to educate and encourage people around the world to take a smart approach to the health of their mouth, teeth and gums. Oral disease affects 3.9 billion people worldwide
March 20, 2017
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sweets or chocolate that he has to rinse his mouth afterwards. If he doesn't the gums ache and then travel up his head and he gets headaches. Gingiva appeared healthy, pink, firm, stippled and WNL. I attached a PAN. The only thing I noticed was proximity of the sinus to the ridge, but other than
January 09, 2014
Oral Pathology
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Hey everyone, I have a hygienist who's 25 and very healthy and just cant figure out what this little pimple is from. Its about half way down the root, tooth is cold test tve, probing depths are about 2mm, so I don't think its tooth/gum infection related. She doesn't remembering traumatizing
March 16, 2017
Oral Pathology
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Who AreRight For? ( FOR APPOINTMENT CALL US877-776-9833 Who AreRight For? since dental implants. Sufficient amount of bone is needed to support the dental implants, and the ideal candidates are free of periodontal disease and have healthy dental history. Dental implants are intimately
August 27, 2018
by seodentals
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5zsJYGIwGY .... Ed But wait there is more!!! Ed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLEOdma_K00remember to tap Ed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcu8q1PwI6oFinally good advice from a licensed dentist on how to treat gum disease. The trays only cost a thousand
March 27, 2014
Cariology
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of cells called regulatory T cells (governed by the gene FOXP3), which act like peacekeepers: they monitor other immune cells and prevent them from launching attacks on healthy tissue. Their work explains why we don't all develop devastating autoimmune diseases, and it points the way toward more
October 06, 2025
Periodontics
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explain not have pain is not the same as not having a problem. I show some pictures of teeth that are broken off a the gum line and the person had no pain. I then say something like "this person had no pain, but clearly the tooth is not healthy" and then further elaborate "your tooth is not as far gone
January 22, 2026
Restorative Dentistry
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that I have met are so obsessive compulsive with their technique and provisional and cord etc. If this full mouth case is bleeding this much, she is not ready for final impressions. Not healthy yet. Since it's not your case, I don't suppose you have any pictures? +1 for the green lido. That stuff
January 20, 2016
Prosthodontic Cases
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to make sure yours is top drawer. Dentists will be able to help you keep your smile bright and also check up for health issues and generally keep your teeth and gums well. These days you can find just about anything online - from where to go on vacation to all the sites offeringhas to offer. You can
September 04, 2023
by FFD419
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severe misalignment, overcrowding, and bite issues in the future.children and helps them develop a healthy smile. Why Is Early Treatment Important? Starting orthodontic treatment early can provide several benefits: a) Prevents Major Dental Problems: Addressing issues early stops them from getting worse
March 23, 2025
by MarinaAmbridgeDDS
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that. Oral health is a delicate balance between healthy and bad bacteria. When harmful bacteria thrive, it can lead to cavities, gum disease, and other dental concerns. CBD can target and reduce these harmful bacteria, offering an additional layer of protection for our oral health, complementing
October 06, 2023
by FFD419
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recommend SRP's to get your gums to excellent health and maintainability. Gums are not supposed to bleed, simple as that. I send a Pre-D for these cases to make sure it's covered. 99% of the time it is. If you don't feel it's time for SRP, we simply schedule 6MRC and repoobe at that visit. We do OHI
June 05, 2018
Periodontics
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in the shuffle. For children as much as adults, dental hygiene is essential to defend against a number of serious health problems including cavities, cracked teeth, broken teeth, and gum diseases like gingivitis. That being the case, here are some key child dental care tips including dental tips for parents
August 10, 2019
by muhammadtahir
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enthusiasm for maintaining your own oral hygiene. Children are more likely to adopt healthy practices when they see their parents doing the same. Making Dental Care Fun One of the challenges parents face is making dental care routines enjoyable for children. Dental hygiene can be seen as a chore
December 25, 2023
by FFD419
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of her church was into oil pulling, and last week when she came into our office she wondered if all the hype she was hearing was true. Specifically, oil pulling is regarded as a way to heal gum infections, along with a host of other benefits including these: Strengthening of teeth, gums, and jaw
November 20, 2018
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is unabashed. “This is a brilliant recognition. I see patients with gum recession every day in practice…The design of this innovative toothbrush corrects maladaptive brushing and fosters healthy practices.” After settling on his self-made prototype Steven went shopping
January 08, 2015
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to that part as we go along. The Impact of Dental Anxiety on Health Avoiding dental care due to anxiety can lead to a range of oral health problems. Regular check-ups and cleanings are essential for preventing conditions like cavities, gum disease, and oral infections. When individuals with dental anxiety
October 18, 2024
by Dentaltownexpert
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Many young pregnant women need better dental care: study. Multiple researchers have shown an association between gum disease in pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes like prematurity and low birth weight. Hormonal changes during pregnancy can increase the risk of oral health problems like gingivitis
July 26, 2015
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Abnormality screenings. The first one is to ___________ and then I will take a ruler and measure around your gums...(show them what the probe- Ruler looks like), continue your explanation of what you are doing when you lay them back in the chair. Explain about the numbers you will call out mean. And ask your
January 21, 2016
by Debbie Seidel Bittke
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wanted to close the diastema. We did a wax up, made temps... both of which he loved. During the prep visit, the gingival margin around tooth 9 was dark/purplish. I didn't think much of it at the time. We inserted the new case a few weeks later, and the gums were still dark around tooth 9. I saw him
November 07, 2014
Periodontics
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; they ensure you know how to take care of yourself when they are not there. Regular checkup keeps potential problems at bay; the doctor checks your teeth and gums to see that they are healthy. Finding cavities early is a blessing so they can be handled before they become a major health problem. This way
December 12, 2024
by teethexpert
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The year 2023 is coming up fast, and we'll be looking to be healthier than ever before. From staying hydrated to eating the right foods, there are plenty of ways to get healthy in this fast-paced world. Here are our top tips for how you can maintain a healthy lifestyle in 2023 and beyond: Drink
October 10, 2022
by FFD419
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per person and family member , depending on your plan. Our goal with every one of our patients is to help you enjoy great oral health .That means you look good, you feel good , you have strong teeth and gums, and you enjoy the benefits of a healthy , attractive smile for a lifetime. If you would
February 02, 2017
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People want to be healthier. They eat healthy foods. They eliminate products with chemicals for cleaning and household goods. Now, people are trying to eliminate toxins from their oral health. Here are some ways you might find toxins in your mouth and you might replace them for healthier
May 21, 2016
by GrayMoore
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. However, there is significant research to show a strong correlation. Cause of Periodontal Disease Dental plaque is healthy until it's not healthy. Interestingly, there are three human studies that showed a healthy diet alone can improve the health of the mouth. These studies also determined
April 22, 2019
by Alvin H Danenberg DDS
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will anchor to on each side). So instead of just replacing a single tooth, the dentist must cut down two otherwise healthy teeth to make room for the prosthetic. Dentures too are removable and have to be adhered to the gums each day with a special kind of temporary oral adhesive. No doubt you can see how
May 15, 2015
by jasonsteel
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to produce enough nitric oxide if the bacteria in your mouth are not in a healthy balance. What Is Nitric Oxide's Role in the Body? Nitric oxide is best known for its role in heart health as a potent vasodilator and blood pressure regulator, making your blood vessels supple and flexible, allowing them
February 23, 2023
by MariannaW
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immediate treatment is needed or if it is best to wait. Benefits of Early Treatment for Long-Term Dental Health Early orthodontic care can prevent serious dental issues in adulthood. Some key long-term benefits include: A healthier bite and improved chewing ability. Reduced risk of gum disease
March 20, 2025
by MarinaAmbridgeDDS
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affected individuals to adjust their diet in terms of quality, quantity and balance. Such challenges may stem from loss of teeth, cavities, infection, gum disease or even ill-fitting dentures. People who don’t have natural teeth tend to minimize their intake of healthy fruits and vegetables compared
April 23, 2016
by torunnbirkeland
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with limited clearance that many have on their restorative tray, or have available. The fine diamond football used for adjustments makes a fine margin prep bur. It can provide a nice chamfer margin suitable for emax and other crown designs. If you don't run it real fast, it may also not rip up the gums
October 29, 2019
Fixed Prosthodontics
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NP, cc: gum UL hurts. 3 years ago a dentist did a laser tx there and since then it hurts. The doctor that did it avoids me so I switched to you. I don't have a good picture, but #12 margin is a mile deep on buccal. as in I can't feel the margin deep. Ging is infl, bleeding. Zirconia crown. Pt has
October 14, 2025
Periodontics
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the contacts on the adjacent teeth. Place a 1 cord soaked in hemodent and let it sit for 3-5 min. If the gums are healthy and not bleeding I will do less time. Remove cord, rinse dry and scan or impress. Walk out and let the assistant make the temp or do the CEREC design. Wow! Thank you so much
June 11, 2018
Restorative Dentistry
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? I can use my eyes and tell if someone has perio. Then we probe. Not probing 6x32 surfaces if the gums look healthy. Do people actually do this? Now if I had patients that would pay $600 for recalls I'd probably take a little more time and sing a different tune. Delta $118 recall gets you
March 29, 2026
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in sweetened drinks. If children have poor diets, their teeth may not develop properly. Children need protein, vitamins and minerals, especially calcium and phosphorous, to build strong teeth and resist tooth decay and gum disease. Parents should select meals and snacks for dental health
October 23, 2015
Pediatric Dentistry
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that cause pdd. Healthy mouths have odours. The bacteria are often located in the gum area but also the throat and tonsillar area. To ck put a mirror on the back of the tongue, dry it and sniff. If there is foul odor that is the location. You can't clean this area and that is a problem. Next floss
May 03, 2016
Mouthwash-Halitosis
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How would you start this case and what's the treatment plan? This is a 40 year old healthy male who never had cleaning before. Pockets are 4-6 mm posteriorly. Bleeding gums. Pus discharge anteriorly. Clean him up the best you can then reevaluate a few weeks later. If he won't take care of his teeth
September 12, 2014
Periodontics
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about the receding gums and bones on the facial/lingual aspect of all these crowns. What is the right treatment plan for these? Please advise what the best practice in treating patients like this. Thank you very much. Do you thinkthe pt accepting to any txment proposed? I have
July 22, 2017
Restorative Dentistry
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things you can do for your teeth and gums. A good oral hygiene routine includes regularly brushing your teeth with a proper toothbrush. After brushing, you should follow-up with dental floss. The fluoride toothpaste will helps for brushing your teeth. Flossing is the best oral hygiene for overall
May 08, 2017
by Ashton Avenue Dental Practice
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are mesially tilted above the gum line which makes proper daily oral hygiene impossible. This looks like a very typical 3rd molar case. Remove all four at once. Prevent future problems while pt is young and healthy and heals well.
October 03, 2023
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Hello all, Patient needs to exo this non-restorable 1st molar that is broke below gum line. PA takes before and after crown broke off. I am thinking of sectioning the root into 3 in the beginning and may be easier to take one by one slowly with proximator. What tips do you guys have to avoid sinus
July 12, 2022
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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Upgrade your periodontal skills for gum recession treatment with a BETTER, FASTER and LESS INVASIVE procedure. GUM DROP TECHNIQUE is a Vista Modified tunneling method for root coverage using biological factors (A-PRF / I-PRF) and stem cells.This is a PAPILLA friendly technique !! No more
February 22, 2017
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improved most aspects of life. Why have it be different when it comes to getting a healthy smile? Welcome to revolutionary bristle strip technology in our first ever smart brush. Traditional, manual and electric toothbrushes clean only as well as your brushing technique and discipline are. And even
November 17, 2019
Toothbrushes -- Manual / Electric
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more advice on dental care from . 1. Brushing just for a while Being in a hurry is not an excuse not to brush. Well, the reasons are pretty obvious. Dentists suggest that we brush our teeth at least three times a day to make them look great and healthy. If you only do it twice and for less than
June 16, 2017
by GrayMoore
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