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84 y.o F present with moderate pain and sensitivity UL. I e never seen anything like this. The best way to describe this is a hole in the gums that has worn through to the root of the tooth or bone. Its like the gums have sloughed off. Initially I thought it was bone necrosis but the bone wasnt
July 13, 2022
Oral Pathology
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Can Dental Problems Cause Other Health Problems? If you don't take proper care of your teeth, you could face far more serious consequences than a simple toothache or some unsightly stains. 1-The bacteria from inflammation of the gums and periodontal disease can enter your bloodstream and travel
August 01, 2016
General Health
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understand too Al. I think that article was in the JADA? However, at a recent course, the speaker addressed this issue and apparently it is the dose. The effective dose ends up being something like 100 pieces of gum. His comment was, I'd rather treat caries than TMJ! Ha, ha...... So, if they use
October 01, 2015
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Head to purchase that would best suit him now. He is considering the DiamondClean, Plaque Control, or Gum Care Brush Head. Thoughts? Should he focus more on gingival health with the Gum Care Brush Head or more on plaque control? Will using the Gum Care Brush Head compromise plaque control? Thank you
September 02, 2018
Periodontics
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gender fluid. Ahhhhh... not that there's anything wrong w/ that. It's all okay. We all support your decisions and preferences. Michael W Davis, DDS Santa Fe, NM How to Keep Your Teeth Healthy, Even If You Dont Have Insurance The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority
February 16, 2023
February 2023
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muscle health or state of relaxation trump CR or CO. If CR and CO are coincident but head is forward and airway is compromised is this a healthy position? abnormal parafunction? wut Part of what you are saying is the point of my comment. CO is a CR position. centric occlusion\sntrk a-kloozhen
November 04, 2020
International College of Craniomandibular Orthopedics (ICCMO)
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they have teeth and are healthy. Your RDHs should be perio charting everyone yearly. If they arent, and they are actually fighting you on it...I mean wtf do they think their job is? if they don't care about perio health....they are kinda saying what they do isn't important... Well said. marking
April 18, 2025
Periodontics
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. So I would do an RPS and then recoommend the use of proxy brush ( it has the shape of a Christmas tree) from GUM or use a waterpik which does a great job. If he is wearing a NG that is good he needs to continue. He also need to be on perio maintenance and be seen 3X a year and not just 2X. Patient
October 25, 2020
Restorative Dentistry
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of Periodontology found that extended wear of tongue jewelry (barbell-type) could increase your chance of gum recession and tooth chipping. Researchers from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry and Ohio State University College of Dentistry examined and surveyed 52 young adults with pierced
August 23, 2015
Dental Assistants
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shows healthy tissue covering this area, but you can see a faint grayish hue of the implant in the vestibule. Implant is in good restorable position and is integrated. It seems like there are 2 options: 1) Preemptively flap apical portion, debride, graft, and attempt to gain bone around implant
November 25, 2020
Implantology
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as to what needs to be done Thanks That's a very healthily production to NP ratio...maybe too healthy. I will assume a lot of that production is from existing patients. If so, that reservoir will dry up at some point. As to support companies it depends on the support. Those that actual answer phones should
January 30, 2017
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, not diapedesis. Anachoresis is probably more theoretical than what usually happens. The reality is that bacteria are everywhere. They are probably in most people's dentinal tubules to some degree. It's even been shown that there is bacterial DNA inside the healthy pulps of non-carious teeth. It's just
February 26, 2020
Endodontics -- The ENDO Files
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Here's a failure that I thought I'd share. If I have a failure, it can usually be attributed to a post-op infection and we remove the implant at approximately one month. This is a case that failed around 9 months after the crown was delivered. Not cool. <br/>54 year old female, healthy
May 20, 2015
Implantology
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veneers were placed in 1989. Still going strong Good for him. As for what the patient wants. He wants to be healthy and be able to smile again. Look at the side view of those anteriors. CRAZY!! Any advice would be appreciated. He's coming in on wed. I totaly agree with your plan up to #3, I would
June 25, 2014
Restorative Dentistry
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, this type of crack also results in little to no pain. Crack is to the gum line:The crack is vertical from the tip of the tooth to the gum line. The tooth needs to be evaluated by the dentist to determine whether it is savable or needs to be extracted
September 09, 2020
by Dr. Remal Patel DMD
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. Many people say that their gums never bleed until they come in for a cleaning.The hygienist did not make your gums bleed. Bleeding gums are an early sign of gingivitis or gum disease. If your gums bleed during the cleaning (but not at home when you brush), it’s still a sign that you&rsquo
July 01, 2015
by Brent Cornelius
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, gums, mouthwashing, and other products meant to fight bad breath, but sadly, all these are temporary. That's why you should visit ato address the main cause of the problem and offer the best treatment. The following are the most common causes of bad breath. Poor oral hygiene This is the most
November 26, 2018
by Naman
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Flossing is essential for every day dental hygiene to improve the health of your gums and to reduce the chance and likelihood of stinky breath by physically removing any residue which could begin to break down in your mouth and cause stinky breath. But water flossing? Why should you purchase
July 27, 2019
by woodleighwatersdenta
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there is very little wrong with the teeth, but the gums might be inflamed. This can cause infection and bone loss, eventually allowing the teeth to become loose. Can't you do something to fix inflamed gums? Absolutely! With the latest periodontal treatment, it is often possible to preserve the maximum
August 05, 2018
by Jumeira Jeff
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Dental service includes all dental work that improves the functionality or appearance of the teeth, gum and bite. Nowadays, the main focus of Dental service is the shape, position, colour, size, and alignment. Development in the dental service leads it towards a new dimension of cosmetic dentistry
October 26, 2019
by navreenkhehr111
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containing triclosan/copolymer provided a 22% reduction in gingivitis compared with traditional fluoride toothpaste. It provided a 48% reduction in gum bleeding compared with traditional fluoride toothpaste. “I commend the Cochrane Oral Health Group for taking the time to conduct a rigorous review
February 21, 2014
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Feeling a little rusty here pt came in with Gums looking grumpy but not the usual. I feel like Ive seen it before but its been a minute. Probed a little deep like 4.5 not lots of attached gingiva mom says its been that way for a few months I want to say it looks like granulation tissue. It looks
August 08, 2025
Oral Pathology
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together to help hide black triangles patient now likes how UR2 looks do decided not to replace crown Looking nice, would you consider having the patient consult with Periodontitis...Gum surgery ??? Those teeth are not the best looking teeth and they have a triangular shape. I dont like to place
November 11, 2021
Orthodontics
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is worn during sleeping and certain medication. Periodontal Disease Poor oral health leads to serious gum disease. Without a good oral health routine in place, a patient increases their chance of tartar and plaque build up and bacteria growth which over time can result in this very serious form
July 05, 2016
by Tariqdrabu
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19 yr old Male patient Comes in yesterday with cc that crown is loose and gums are bleeding Pt is undergoing ortho and finishes in March 2019. Crown is too long and white, compared to other teeth. Crown was done 1.5 yrs ago at other dental clinic. They want to pull it and place an implant. Checking
December 16, 2018
Orthodontics
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for patients with gum disease or sensitive gums. “The design of the nylon toothbrush has remained virtually unchanged for more than 70 years,” stated Cady Yu, president of O’Nano Oral Solutions. “Our vision is to reinvent past toothbrush designs using advanced technology
August 18, 2015
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on the very rare occasion. Reduce the risk of gum diseases Gum disease is very real and it can be painful, uncomfortable and just plain embarrassing. Gum disease can lead to pain and swelling, bleeding gums and even bad breath. If you visit the dentist regularly, then chances are you won't have gum
May 06, 2016
by Tariqdrabu
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the risk of cavities and gum disease, explained Dr. Rajpal Anjali, a cosmetic dentist at. To make things worse, some people also experience side effects like acid reflux and vomiting, further harming their tooth enamel. Most users tolerate GLP-1 medications like Ozempic without serious oral health
August 23, 2025
Dentistry In The News
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Dear hive mind : I cemented four anterior zirconia crowns from 7 to 10. They look great, but subgingivally there is a ledge, a fraction of a millimeter. I feel it with the explorer.Obviously irritates the gingiva and the gums are cyanotic 3 months post op; that makes me lose pride in my work. How
December 10, 2017
Cosmetic Dentistry
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59 yo man came in for limited exam withBump on my gum - and I can't wear my denture cc... More than a bump - tremendous growth - 2 large ridges- - very firm and seemed to have sublingual nodule as well. Patient said he noticed it starting to grow 7 years prior. He is endentulous and has not seen
December 19, 2015
Oral Pathology
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Hey, I have a great idea. Why don't we all open our offices to collect Halloween Candy after the holiday and send it all to our soldiers overseas?
January 27, 2014
Dentistry In The News
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gums IMHO. I'd rather do the graft in the 17 year old girl than see her once a year for 10 years and then do the graft when she loses a couple more millimeters of attachment. Thanks. It's a Nikon D800. My Photomed flash extender is being repaired so I tried out my new Metz 15 MS-1 flash. I find
December 21, 2014
Periodontics
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WARNING! Rotten Teeth Pulled Out to Reveal Maggots In Gum! Oral Myiasis is from the Latin words muia and iasis which means fly and disease respectively. It is the infestation of live human tissue with dipterous larvae which feed on the hosts. SICK! That vid was F*#ing discusting. I
September 02, 2015
Oral Pathology
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. No anesthetic needed most of the time. Rinse well and place another healing screw with 10Ncm.Laz There is a non end cutting bur that I have that is made of ceramic. I forgot the name and prob someone here knows it. Works well for this. When I read this thread title I thought it was chewing gum stuck inside
March 06, 2021
Implantology
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Hello. #9 layered zirc with dark line at gum. Should I prep more sub g? Please see photos. Thank you for your ideas. This tooth likely has endo. I suggest some internal bleaching. It will help a lot and it will allow a less opaque crown, leading to less contrast. If internal bleaching
September 09, 2023
Fixed Prosthodontics
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does sandblasting a crown prep tend to cause gum bleeding? Is this for cleaning after removal of a provisional? Why are you sandblasting a crown prep? And if it's for bonding, why not with rubber dam? I haven't sand blasted a tooth. I will occasionally pumice it if it is for a bonded restoration
January 22, 2025
Air Abrasion
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was and that the gum around #1 has been getting tender over the past month. He relayed how a car accident 3 years ago cause him to lose the teeth he is missing, and also touched briefly on self-neglect. Had a brief exam then told him he had periodontal disease and briefly explained it to him. I don't
October 25, 2017
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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20 year of female with no sig medical history. A few months ago, her tongue and gums got really red and burned when she brushed. She stopped using her whitening toothpaste and her gums stopped burning but her tongue still does when she brushes. Exam last week revealed an erythematous gingiva
June 08, 2016
Oral Pathology
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but this is my ideal. Between 30 and 60. Working, gainfully employed. Hasn't been to a dentist in 2-4 years. Has a couple teeth needing new fillings and a crown or two needing to be done, along with some mild gum problems. Is mentally ready for treatment, knows he/she needs to get caught up and wants
November 06, 2014
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for bacteria to digest, Xylitol also reduces the number of S. Mutans – the bacteria that cause cavities – from our teeth. Candy and sugar-free gum makers have increasingly used xylitol in recent years because it helps users keep a healthier pH balance in their mouths. Xylitol
January 29, 2015
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of 4 generations in my practice. He is 98 years old. He has an FPD that spans from 9-x-11-x-x-14. Patient came in with his son-in-law with the CC: my bridge feels loose. Upon exam, noted that #9 has broken at the gum line and has at best a poor restorative prognosis. This actually happened about 1
January 23, 2017
Fixed Prosthodontics
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, it is widely accepted that humans and most other mammals only grow two sets of teeth. But hidden underneath our gums are the dormant buds of a third generation, according to Katsu Takahashi, head of oral surgery at the Medical Research Institute Kitano Hospital in Osaka. His team launchedclinical
December 23, 2024
Dentistry Outside the US
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in restlessness and frustration. Gum decadence can be decadence of self –confidence Dental disease compromises your self-confidence, self-esteem and social development. If you are criticized constantly for your halitosis, spotted teeth and toothache, then your progress would
July 17, 2017
by GrayMoore
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in the French journal ''Actualité Odonto Stomatologique'' and also presented at the Amibiasis XXVII conference 2013 in Mexico confirms the presence of oral parasites in more than 600 hundred patients suffering gum disease and that antiparasitic therapy is followed by healing. These parasites known
October 27, 2014
by Mark Bonner dmd
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Periodontal disease or gum disease is too common The dreaded words you have gum disease is something people look upon as a failure in their own healthcare and is only for those who don't brush and floss. Patients often have misconceptions about the disease. According to a recent study
July 06, 2016
Coding Q&A
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7yo male, cleaning 2 months ago elsewhere cc:mom said she noticed his gums starting to bleed a week ago. Having pain in the gums and having trouble eating. Findings- Very foul odor, red, swollen gums, a little bit of pus coming out of gums Dx: Looks like ANUG How should I go about with treatment? I
September 25, 2022
Pediatric Dentistry
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Texas A&M engineers have created a new type of biosensor that sticks to gum tissue and can monitor oral health in real time, aiming to spot inflammation long before traditional exams would catch it. Current diagnosis of gum disease often waits until visible damage has already occurred. The patch
February 17, 2026
Periodontics
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how many mm is the biologic width (which was 2 or 3mm, depending on who was teaching that semester) I agree kind of...but... if something legally DID come up, they ask you if they had perio, instead of handing over a chart you say didnt look like it, they looked healthy. You may have been accurate
April 23, 2021
Periodontics
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damn good. I was using Vella but have switched (sorry PedsDude, I know I had you try Vella in the first place). I now just use the Benco brand (Iris). They have Bubble Gum, Mint, and Raspberry - Mint tastes like $h1t, Bubble gum tastes like hairspray, but the raspberry seems to be tolerable
November 25, 2015
Pediatric Dentistry
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As we all know oral health plays a vital role to your appearance and to your health, it also maintain the hyegine of your mouth. Disease related to cavities and gum may lead to many serious problems, like diabetes and other breathing related diseases. If the cavities are left untreated they can
May 10, 2016
by Tariq Drabu
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