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follow these five tips from Nicole Patience, a registered dietitian at Temple University, to keep your diet from derailing in December. 1. It's not all or nothing. It's easy to load up on less healthy foods, especially foods that taste good but aren't good for you. If you're going to a party
December 05, 2017
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of health development and the methodical proceed that have improved healthiness care and superiority of life. The precedent decade is a time of noteworthy alteration in international standards of health. The considerate of the grounds and cost of ill well being and health is varying. In most
August 25, 2016
by GrayMoore
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inflamed all around 7 abutment and 10 cr. The gingiva is really red on the facial of 9 abutment. There is no redness under the 8 pontic. What might the cause of this be? I know you can have gum redness if the pt. has allergies to metal. But Lava and KDZ Ultra Lava-like crowns do not have any metal
June 14, 2015
Fixed Prosthodontics
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).. this will most likely prevent the development of AOB. 2. You can use an AM aligner which, in asymptomatic cases, is not as potentially damaging to the joint as it is in cases with oral appliance therapy for sleep disturbed breathing. 3. Even having your patient chew gum in the shower can be effective
April 30, 2020
TMD and Occlusion
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forces behind eating disorder development in younger patients is social media.have found that social media can contribute to negative body image concerns, which can ultimately lead to eating disorders. These studies found that social comparison, the misbelief that thin is ideal and healthy, and self
September 17, 2024
by FFD419
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#4 distal appears to be either resorption or burnout, doesn't appear like typical interproximal decay. It appears it is on the DL of #4 at the gum line. I cannot drop in like a typical external resorption with the explorer. Thoughts?
August 10, 2017
Restorative Dentistry
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Welcome to, laser dentistry and gum treatments. Our practices have well trained, experienced and friendly staff and knowledgeable dentists who employ advanced and latest technologies to help optimize your oral health. Cosmetic
February 26, 2019
by seodentals
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Ohio dentist Dr. William Finley Semple was the first to patent and manufacture chewing gum in 1869. It was not a sweet treat; the main ingredients were charcoal and chalk and were intended to clean the teeth and strengthen the chewer's jaw.
March 30, 2015
Dental History
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Welcome to, laser dentistry and gum treatments. Our practices have well trained, experienced and friendly staff and knowledgeable dentists who employ advanced and latest technologies to help optimize your oral health. Cosmetic
March 03, 2019
by seodentals
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Welcome to, laser dentistry and gum treatments. Our practices have well trained, experienced and friendly staff and knowledgeable dentists who employ advanced and latest technologies to help optimize your oral health. Cosmetic
March 01, 2019
by seodentals
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According to the Journal of Periodontology. This is unfortunate news. But I think most dentists would agree that patients with bad gum disease have a compromised immune system that leaves them more susceptible to any invasive pathogen.
March 09, 2021
All Things Coronavirus (Covid-19, SARS-CoV-2)
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Nice 👍 We try to make it fun ger pop corn Gum. , gummy bears funny hat and glasses main thing. They do not have to put up with me. Why so happy in photos
October 26, 2023
Orthodontics
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on these things. So, if you have a patient that is in a good spot in his life in the chair, go ahead and fix it. Stop delaying treatment for the sake of feeling like you are saving the patient money! Just my 2c What you don't know is if there's enough healthy tooth structure under the crowns
October 15, 2015
Restorative Dentistry
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cell treatments, you or your child may benefit in the future from have a line of stem cells available for treatment. It has been discovered that healthy dental pulp tissue is a great source for developing these lines. Therefore, send in your WT or primary teeth and have a stem cell line started
February 26, 2018
General Health
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of...to be here solely for them. Ive actually told both of my kids not to get married or have kids. Of course Im sure they both will, but I digress.....I have no fear of dying. None. And if I am not a healthy, active person? (And I dont know very many 70somethings that fall in that category) then thats
May 13, 2021
Politics - DO NOT Enter if easily offended
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I have a patient who has pretty significant erosive lichen planus that she treats palliatively with dexamethasone. She has no attached gum tissue buccal to #30. Is she a bad candidate for a graft in this area? Thanks.
January 28, 2019
Periodontics
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if you make a temporary healing abutment or temporary crown for the anterior implant, would you choose the a temporary cylinder with 3mm or prefer 1mm gingival height? The implant plateform is 5mm apical to the gum line on the buccal for instance.
July 03, 2023
Implantology
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as Healthy, Gingivitis, or some stage of Perio. If they are healthy they will be scheduled for Preventative Therapy to make sure they stay healthy. If they have Gingivitis, they'll be scheduled for 'Gingivitis Therapy.' Perio? They are coming in for Periodontal Therapy or Periodontal Maintenance
January 04, 2015
Hygiene Discussions
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http://www.hulu.com/watch/859865 Anchor 1:...the two groups showed little difference in terms of tooth decay and gum disease Anchor 2: what about cavities and stuff like that? Anchor 1: oh the study didn't get into that
October 22, 2015
Dentistry In The News
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5 Common Dental Myths. . Bleaching Weakens Teeth Brushing's Bad for Bleeding Gums Bad Breath Means You're a Bad Brusher The More Sugar you Eat, the Worse for your Teeth An Aspirin Directly on a Tooth Will Relieve Pain
June 16, 2015
Dentistry In The News
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How long does it take to form on average? And I am talking about the bloody dark stuff underneath gums, I totally forgot what the books say about it. But my hygienist seem to think it takes 2 weeks
November 20, 2015
Periodontics
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That is amazing! What did you use? Thanks Artie! Anaxblend and Anaxgum, for gums and teeth,Shofu Lite Art for characterization, Dreve Nanovarnish for sealing the composite, Pekkbond to condition the PEEK for bonding the composite and Bond LC for conditioning the denture teeth
November 14, 2023
Cosmetic Dentistry
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and bulky winter jacket.Participants were rejecting the doctrine of fearing fellow humans as deliverers of disease. wee have no media...we have a propaganda machine Its time to move on from the pandemic, says Harvard medical professor Its time to let the young, healthy and anyone who wants
February 07, 2022
Politics - DO NOT Enter if easily offended
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, osteoporosis, or metastatic cancer to the bone. Bone has a finite volume. The cancer cells program the macrophage to turn into osteoclast to carve out the bone and destroy healthy cells. This makes more room for the cancer cells to grow. Bisphosphonates kills osteoclasts (through apoptosis) so this doesnt
July 23, 2018
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not think that is crown lengthening. However, I have a whole group of practices that submit just that to me for coverage.If there is a 1 mm pocket, you have to crown lengthen to get a ferrule. It probably would help to show evidence that there is decay or a fracture down to the level of the gum
February 18, 2008
Ethical Issues
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in periodontal disease release toxins in gums and body responds in certain way, we go in there and scrape the crap out of teeth/roots and perform open and closed gum surgery to treat periodontal disease. Further more we have a specific specialty in dentistry dealing with tx of periodontal disease. Yet we go
June 10, 2012
June 2012
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you to overheating bone, and tearing the gum causing a lot more trauma. For me this is a case of more is less. In the OP's case specifically, the root is not that long, or at least the part that is in bone is not that long. Troughing around it with a HP form the start would have turned it into a 2
May 20, 2017
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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what do ya'll think. Can a competent peds save this? She stated the nerve looks healthy furcal area looks good I think she thinks it is non restorable anyhow.....here is the X-ray. What do ya'll think my son is not having any symptoms. I may do this by myself because I am fed up
December 21, 2022
Pediatric Dentistry
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pictures of the same restorations promising endless retention just using bonding, either of a flat prep molar restoration, or a completely composite rebuilt anterior, when it was fractured at the gum line. Maybe you have one case where it works, an exceptional case, but this case does not mean
March 01, 2020
Restorative Dentistry
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Hi Townies, I'm working on my retraction cord packing skill. After watching a dozen of retraction cord packing videos on the youtube, I saw two techniques: 1) single cord, 2) two cords. Two cords are more common, as the thinner cord pushes the gum down and the thicker cord pushes the gum away
July 20, 2021
Restorative Dentistry
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Female pt comes to clinic with severe gum inflammation.She needs really serious scaling and polishing.she does not brush her teeth at all. Get ready to do some...I aready did.But, that long central incisor have not seen like it:)))
November 18, 2014
Periodontics
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Did you know that the mouthguard was invented in 1890? Woolf Krause, a London dentist, developed what he called a gum shield made of cotton, tape, sponge and small pieces of wood to protect boxers from lip lacerations and mouth injuries.
December 13, 2016
Dental History
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Started a week ago. Burning mouth/cant eat/ gums and all over hurt. Cold started a week ago also. Viral? If yes, is there anything to do? TIA age? Good possibility of Primary gingivostomatitis....valtrex, magic mouthwash and time..
February 26, 2020
Oral Pathology
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bridge after perio is under control. What do you think? A conventional 3 unit FPD? All I can tell is that bonded pontic is hurting the gum terribly. What's the pt's CC? no cc, this was an initial exam/cleaning/evaluation
September 15, 2023
Fixed Prosthodontics
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by presenting strategies designed to nurture a healthy and loving relationship with your body. These strategies touch on various facets of self-love. Cultivate Self-Love AndAcceptance Self-love and acceptance are holistic concepts that embody a profound appreciation for oneself. They involve
July 15, 2023
by FFD419
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’s Healthy Mouth Movement, an initiative designed to deliver free dental services, including X-rays, fillings and extractions, to people in need across the country. “Aspen Dental is one of our largest accounts, and we have enjoyed a long-standing relationship with them,” said Vince
February 11, 2014
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. Like-mindedness, as applied to a healthy organization, is specific to shared values and purpose. There is no implication or desire in a healthy organization that a team be single-minded with regard to important organizational issues and decisions. In fact, the opposite is true. Healthy, productive
January 31, 2017
by Dr Joel Small
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Genetic signature reveals new way to classify gum disease based on the genetic signature of affected tissue, rather than on clinical signs and symptoms which may allow for earlier detection and more individualized treatment of severe periodontitis before loss of teeth.
April 01, 2014
Periodontics
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So, you follow Jimi. I guess you missed Tower of Power... We go bump-ty, bump-ty, bump', Bump City. How do you tell a periodontist from a banker? He's the one with the gum on his shoes.
February 28, 2014
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is leading a new standard of healthcare and dentistry. According to , and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle through nutrition.” Rockey says that by combining the most advanced technology with his practice’s platinum level of patient care, he is able to deliver the highest standard
May 26, 2016
by danarockey
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it keeps them healthier. I wonder if probiotics can decrease the chance of a C. Difficile superinfection? Does anyone here routinely combine an antibiotic RX and a probiotic OTC script (or actual product) for patients? Thanks! Anyone?...some months ago after a pharmacology CE course, i routinely
September 09, 2018
Pharmacology
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on what health care providers and the public know and do about oral cancer prevention and early detection. She served as the NIH lead for the Healthy People 2010 Oral Health Chapter and worked on Healthy People and Healthy People 2000. She has organized numerous scientific sessions on health
February 14, 2020
Delta Dental
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. PatientsLikeMe is now a central part of iCarbonX's Digital Life Alliance, which is working to combine biological and patient-generated data with artificial intelligence technology to more rapidly detect meaningful signals about health, disease and aging, deliver a personalized guide for living a healthy life
August 18, 2020
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Blocking out grey of underlying metal when veneering bars with resin is a challenge. This video is the technique for using Gradia Gum Opaque along with metal bonding and composite primers to assure a tenacious bonding surface between both opaque and bar, as well as resin to opaque.
October 08, 2014
Laboratories
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Today, beauty and self-care is really important. We're surrounded by different influences and also experts who are constantly reminding us about the importance of self-care. And although it might sound a bit cliche, it's completely true. We sometimes forget to include these healthy routines in our
February 27, 2024
by FFD419
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flow can lead to various health issues, which is why it's so important to maintain healthy circulation. How Does Aging Affect Blood Flow? When you get older, yourwill undergo changes that can impact blood flow. Arteries and blood vessels naturally become less flexible and more prone to blockage
January 07, 2025
by teethexpert
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My patient is an 8 year old boy. Mom brought him in regarding a growth on his gums between # B and # C. No pain. Doesn't look like a fistula. Thoughts on what this is... Mucocele??...I thought the same thing, but the location made me question if' it's a...
October 16, 2015
Oral Pathology
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Perio Implications? 10 year old Trauma? I'd get this off to the periodontist for evaluation. I'm not sure that tissue will have enough blood supply to survive.Did you suture? What was he doing to cause this nice...How did they cut their gums like that without damaging the...
September 20, 2017
Pediatric Dentistry
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I have been using Greater Curve bands for years. It curves to the tooth and makes much easier to get good contacts. They work for caries that are difficult to get dry and under the gums. Try them out. Arnold Liebman, DDS Dentaltown Magazine Advisory Board
October 02, 2014
September 2014
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uneventfully, and i tell them they have to expect to have their plates relined to keep them from loosening the implants. This service has been a real help to my patients, and is easy to learn. Our root canals with those crowns on them fail, our restorations break, peoples gums don't always get healthy
June 01, 2015
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