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otherwise would not be able to afford it. We also plan to sponsor contests and scholarship programs designed to help kids learn about healthy teeth and gums—while offering them the opportunity to win tablets and further their educational goals. What
September 2015
by Arselia Gales, Assistant Editor
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to 42.000 motions per minute, this electric toothbrush will ensure that you achieve the results you are looking for while also keeping your mouth healthy and free of cavities and gum disease. The product is designed with four possible modes; you can select the mode according to your needs. You can also
October 27, 2021
by FFD419
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nearly the same abrasivity as Rembrandt and also provides some (probably minimal though) whitening from the peroxide. Peroxicare is also about $2 cheaper per tube 2.) The Peroxicare to us seemed more Periodontal Patient Friendly. It says Healthy Gums in large letters on the tube, which keeps patients
January 27, 2015
Periodontics
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and connective tissues in the mouth including gums, lips and tongue. 5. Vitamin C for healthy immune system and good periodontal (gum) health. 6. Vitamin K2 works as an activator for other necessary vitamins like D and A. High Calcium Diets Perhaps the most important contributor to the development of healthy
March 13, 2015
by GrayMoore
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- gums are agonizingly painful. 5.) Max- bite is hurting. 6.) Mand- gums are so painful she can't bear it. 7.) Mand- teeth move and can't chew. 8.) Mand- teeth to thick. Patient story- Dentist told her that her gums were healthier than he has ever seen them. That she is a complainer and he has been
August 28, 2016
Cosmetic Dentistry
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sure patient is caries free and with good healthy gum before putting on the brackets? How many OS and or especially GP leaves root tip during extraction? Do we always change gloves before seeing a new patient? Most do, some do not. Do we always wash our hands before seeing a new patient? Most
December 13, 2024
Ethical Issues
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of untreated periodontal disease. As bacteria spread beyond the gumline - inflammation first known as gingivitis - the disease infects tissue beneath your teeth. A healthy mouth includes bones and teeth surrounded snugly by connective tissue and gum tissue. Natural tooth roots are embedded
February 06, 2017
Patient Communication / Education
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effects. Here are some good options: Smoothies:Packed with vitamins, smoothies offer great nutrition. Just avoid using a straw, as suction can dislodge the blood clot. Applesauce:Easy to eat and gentle on the gums, applesauce is a healthy option that can cool and soothe. Yogurt:The creamy texture
October 30, 2024
by Dentaltownexpert
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that our patients have signs of bone loss around their teeth during their routine, preventative, hygiene cleaning visit, we will generally schedule a deep cleaning - many times using local antibiotics - to make the gums healthy again and train our patients how to improve their home care
July 23, 2019
by southgablesdental
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recording them. We tell patients generally 1,2,3 are normal healthy gums, 4s and 5s we need to think about, and anything above a 5 there is a problem.If you dont like your hygienist, is it because they arent doing their job. If you dont keep staff busy, you will have more issuesSince that initial issue, I
April 21, 2020
Practice Management & Administrative Forum
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it to last one day longer than you.) The worst is when the RCT is already done, crown has been delivered, and the patient has been coming back with complaints of sore and bleeding gums, and you can clearly see that BWI occurred. Not fun to tell the patient that in order to get the gums healthier, I
May 10, 2021
Periodontics
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mothers with healthy gums. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), babies with a birth weight of less than 5.5 pounds may be at risk of long-term health problems such as delayed motor skills, social growth, or learning disabilities. Similar complications are true for babies
August 27, 2018
August 2018
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completely different about their gums that theyre completely healthy. And then there were days when I was gone and she would plan. SRPs and do them just to take advantage of the fact that I wasnt there to tell her no. I have a place that has been called the nicest place in Jefferson County. I dont want
May 18, 2023
Ethical Issues
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determination will be made when periodontist (Dr. Mark Klabunde) flaps and reshapes.Lab made provisional and back to Mark.3 months later, gums are clean and healthy. Mark did a fantastic job reshaping the teeth and I really just needed to scribe a finish line.Provisionals relined with Jet acrylic
October 11, 2015
Restorative Dentistry
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where it I now on enamel, I really can't see it stying there for long Another question, let's say we have a 1mm pocket, perfectly healthy gums and we reposition it 4mm and everything works fine. What is the probing depth??¿?? Is it 1mm (in which case, do w get a long junctional epithelium
May 16, 2016
Periodontics
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temps, though I cannot argue that individual temps would be easier to clean and maintain. I just make sure my splinted temps have room to allow for a floss threader and I have started have patients use peridex while in the temps to keep the gums healthier. If pt has good anterior guidance
October 20, 2016
Fixed Prosthodontics
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up dentists to do more complex dentistry, while hygienist training is shorter and costs a small fraction of that of a dentist? Why aren't people that are abusing the Emergency Departments with pain and dental abscesses demonstrating clean teeth and healthy gums, which includes a large percentage
July 26, 2022
Ethical Issues
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be more noticeable. (?) screw-retained dentures should have space as well to be cleansed and to keep the gums healthy. I don't believe that the locator fixed requires more of a gap but maybe someone will correct me Treatment plan considerations for a locator fixed is very similar to a traditional
November 12, 2023
Implantology
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! Is that something you would be interested in preventing? (DUH... you will get a yes). We want to make sure we can offer you the most appropriate treatment that will ensure your gums and bone stay healthy and are maintainable in the future. We will start with an initial cleaning and re-evaluate
July 21, 2017
Periodontics
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for prophies due to heavy calculus and poor oral hygiene. She is 8 months overdue, last saw her 3/18. She is coming for exam only next week. Since I am not a believer in the way in which SmileDirectClub administers orthodontic treatment, even if the patient gets herself healthy and does the gum graft
February 16, 2019
Ethical Issues
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? Are the implants...I have been doing custom abutments for a couple yrs. because it's healthy for the gum. Some have said to charge my regular 3 unit bridge. I have included the bridge cost into the total lab bill that is close to 1K, so now it's just how much to charge for my time for the two visits. Some
June 25, 2016
Implantology
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that was a well done Maryland Bridge. It lasted 9 years. The only problem is just the dark color showing through. There is no infection, the gums look healthy. I would do the most conservative treatment which is to replace the Maryland bridge exactly as it looks with a ceramic one
April 15, 2016
Implantology
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% didn't want to be told they needed X-rays either). Conversely in the same survey, 85% of the people said that they want their dentist to check the health of their gums. So where is the disconnect? If they want healthy gums, but they don't want to be told to floss, are they crazy? So the bottom line
May 25, 2017
The Oral-Systemic Health Connection
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with the above modalities who come back with pretty healthy gums NOT REQUIRING SRP?? Was I wrong? Or some who might be full mouth SRP end up only needing several quads 1-3 teeth SRP? Did I waste their money? With regards to wasting peoples money: I'm pretty sure my hygiene department makes less
November 12, 2015
Periodontics
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place, including X-rays and sometimes 3D images. This step ensures the gums and jawbone are healthy enough for surgery. Preparation phase: If necessary, tooth extractions are performed, and patients with insufficient jawbone might undergo bone graft surgery to provide solid support for the implants
March 01, 2024
by francescap
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. Apples,broccoli, lettuce, celery and members of the berry family like cranberries prevent tartar buildup on the teeth. This prevents staining and keeps your teeth and gums whiter and healthier. Bell peppers, chilies, capsicums and spices also are great for your teeth. They emit compounds that protect
December 16, 2015
by SusanAlarcon
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your dental insurance provider if you have questions about your coverage. Conclusion Dental care is an important part of health care. Good oral health keeps bacteria under control, so your teeth stay strong and your gums stay healthy. But, good oral health helps more than the tissues in the mouth
February 15, 2021
by MarkMarchbanks
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the FIRST visit, ask them to apply a mixture of Bicarbonate and peroxide twice daily on their gums to keep them healthy. That way when they come back for the impression, the gums are super. You can then work in a clean and stable field. And once you have your impression, they can continue applying
March 05, 2015
Cosmetic Dentistry
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but gums are pink and healthy. Just wondering if anyone else has seen this? Is there any literature on the stuff? Does anyone know what is in it aside from the active ingredients? I haven't seen any issues, but I just did a Google search on e cigs, and the liquid does have calories, so it is very
August 21, 2017
Cariology
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the roots, the tissue around the anterior teeth really tightened up and I had more open gingival embrasures, and some black triangle disease, but the patient was so happy that her gums were healthy that it was not an issue in the provisionals.............. Anyways, heres the lips at rest
November 26, 2017
Fixed Prosthodontics
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health benefits too! Dental implants can boost confidence and self-esteem, stop or slow bone loss and improve your overall health. A balanced diet helps your children's teeth and gums to be healthy. A diet high in natural or added sugars may place your child at extra risk for tooth decay
August 08, 2014
Patient Communication / Education
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slapped a few EMAX crowns no there. Cheaper and very long lasting when enough bulk can be achieved. Somewhere in my distant past I remember someone teaching us about protective contours. I have a bunch of those referenced articles too..... So I offer this picture below, where the gums were so
July 22, 2014
Restorative Dentistry
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from Hanover, NH to Michigan about 6 years ago. The bone around those implants has always been a bit odd but her gums were always generally healthy there so I didn't make much of it. Funny this, the office that she went to in NH was the one that Mike Melkers purchased maybe 10 years or so ago? I
February 22, 2022
Implantology
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the implant when the implant head was...Kim, great points, thanks for your sharing and input! CaldentistJust to follow-up on this case, the patient is doing fantastic! The gum site looks normal/healthy, and the patient reports nothing going on. This was one of 6 implants I placed in this patient within
October 02, 2017
Implantology
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problems. Cementing at gum level in ceramic implants, you avoid having perio problems. There are large amounts of articles published in the literature that shows microleakage in two-piece titanium implants. If you like healthy gums on natural teeth and you don't like how the gum look like around
May 11, 2016
Implantology
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reasonably healthy teeth and gums. I may be wrong, but I'd be optimistic if the government did decide to provide dental health insurance to the low income folks. But it's almost never really been done in a sufficient manner (ie enough money, paying for procedures at the same fee rate as all other
August 19, 2019
Medicaid and Welfare Issues
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) a prototype for the shape and occlusion of her final porcelain restorations. The other big advantage to starting with the mockups was that it gave her oral hygiene a chance to improve so we could place margins next to healthy gum tissue. Brushing had just not been an option with the extensive decay
August 27, 2012
Cosmetic Dentistry
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blood glucose control can also help prevent or relieve dry mouth caused by diabetes. Take good care of your teeth and gums! Develop or continue healthy oral care habits, like brushing and flossing. Research shows that brushing twice a day can help improve gum health in as little as four weeks
August 18, 2015
Oral Pathology
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of your teeth or they will be false to you! Healthy teeth and gums make it easy for you to eat well and enjoy great food. Teeth are covered in a hard, outer coating called enamel. Every day, a thin film of bacteria called dental plaque builds up on your teeth. The bacteria in plaque produce acids
June 24, 2015
Patient Communication / Education
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was bloody and inflamed. tell the patient straight that the gum isn't healthy and should wait till it's normal. then retake the imp.. maybe the implant itself is rotating inside and causing pain??? Typically the patient would be put onthe replacementperiodontist or oral surgeons schedule tocontinue
March 24, 2016
Implantology
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her gums healthy. Doctor wants to see her back here as soon as possible to take care of that cracked tooth.” 8. Follow up with patients Every practice needs a clear understanding of who enters the treatment plan in the computer. I
May 13, 2015
by Sandy Pardue
Dentaltown Magazine
routine recare appointment. I’ve already set her up to come back in six months so we can keep her gums healthy. Doctor wants to see her back here as soon as possible to take care of that cracked tooth.&rdquo
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by Sandy Pardue
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practice in Pinecrest, Florida focused on esthetic and sedation dentistry to the end of providing healthy teeth and gums for a lifetime to those who avoid the dentist because of fear, bad past experiences and lack of time. With Advanced training in injection techniques of Botulinum toxin
December 08, 2018
Practice Management & Administrative Forum
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to very little damage. this clamping of the gums... does it work well for difficult to clamp second molars as well (like ones that are partially erupted)? Do you put the clamp on the tooth on the palatal, then on the gums on the buccal? Or just gums? A healthy gingival purchase.....I generally
November 02, 2015
Endodontics -- The ENDO Files
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osseous surgery be helpful? Probing depths were 5 mm around #30 on lingual only with bleeding. All other areas of her gums were healthy. Thanks all! Anything else you note in the radiograph is helpful too. there is a biologic width violation. remove the crown on 30. place in temp for 1 month
September 26, 2015
Restorative Dentistry
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irrigation as well, even though the patient has healthy gums and no bleeding. There are many many more examples of overdiagnoses and overtreatment. I have seen many patients with ridiculous tx plans from the corporation I work for and others as well. I dont understand why they go from one corp
April 15, 2014
April 2014
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gingival root surface decay and redecay, suddenly NO PLAQUE! HEALTHIER GUMS!Now, I have a hard time buying into the idea I must have specific trials to do this slight altering of a fluoride tray. It worked, the patient used it ironically because it was a gimmick, and he can tell his wife who
October 17, 2014
Periodontics
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to Healthy Teeth and Gums What You'll Learn + Phil Mollica, DDS Integrative Biological Dentistry: A Non-toxic Approach What You'll Learn + Dawn Ewing, PhD Are Your Teeth Making You Sick? What You'll Learn
December 08, 2015
Alternative Dentistry
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in the position or bite of the teeth. Any of these signs may mean something is wrong. With the proper care, however, it may be possible to return them to a healthy state. This is where appropriate gum treatments come in. If you're having a problem, come in and see us so we can take care of it right away
January 22, 2016
Periodontics
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to the prosthodontist you go).I try to find something good to comment on first. It could be teeth, healthy gums, lots of bone, etc. I also ask them if anything hurts or is broken. I'm basically asking them why they're here. My attitude is I'd like to help you but you need to show me you actually want it. I often
June 03, 2017
Patient Communication / Education
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