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Causes of Tooth Abscess 2007-12-30 06:54:00 Abscess is basically the collection of the pus that has accumulated in a cavity formed by the tissue. The organisms or foreign materials kill the local cells, resulting in the release of toxins. The toxins trigger an inflammatory response, which draws large numbers of white blood cells to the area and increases the regional blood flow.Similarly an Tooth
Abscess is the collection of the pus in the Pocket of the bone, at the apex of the root, near the opening of the apical foramen.it result due to the bacterial infection.Infection results in a collection of pus (dead tissue, live and dead bacteria, white blood cells) and swelling of the tissues within the tooth.This causes sever painCauses of the Tooth abscess.Tooth decayTrauma to the Tooth, fracturePoor oral hygiene, (such as not brushing a
Causes of Toothache 2007-12-22 08:01:00 Toothache" is pain around the teeth or jaws. Toothaches are caused by tooth or jaw problems, such as a dental cavity, a cracked tooth, an exposed tooth root, gum disease, disease of the jaw joint (temporo- mandibular joint), or spasms of the muscles used for chewing. The pain can be mild to sever The pain may be aggravated by chewing or by cold or heat.Pain around the teeth and the jaws can be symptoms of diseases of the heart (such as angina or heart attack), ears (such as inner or external ear infections), and sinuses (air passages of the cheek bones). For example, the pain of angina is usually located in the chest or the arm. Infections and diseases of the ears and sinuses can also cause pain around the teeth and jaws. Therefore, evaluations by both dentists and doctors are sometimes ne Read more:Toothache
Be serious about your Teeth 2007-12-20 05:55:00 In day to day life people hardly get times to take care of their teeth or regularly visit dentist.Most people visit dentist only when their occur pain in tooth or their is swelling in mouth or they just want to whiten their teeth. People have wrong perception that if problem occur dentist will take care of it. Truth is he can only prevent it from getting worst, or provide substitute.people go to gym to improve their appearance , take yoga class, join some clubs, etc. But they take little care of their teeth. Tooth problem is often neglected and it grow in to big problem.don't open the door of destruction it is in your to prevent yourself.Improper brushing , taking excessive sweet, cold drink, Sticky foods, etcThe bacteria convert all foods -- especially sugar and starch -- into acids. Bact Read more:serious
What is DENTAL PLAQUE 2007-12-19 09:37:00 Dental PlaqueDental plaque is a general term for the diverse microbial community (predominantly bacteria) found on the tooth surface, embedded in a matrix of polymers of bacterial and salivary origin. Plaque develops naturally on teeth, and forms part of the defence systems of the host by helping to prevent colonisation of enamel by exogenous (and often pathogenic) microorganisms (colonisation resistance).Plaque is an example of a biofilm; current research is showing that the properties of bacteria associated with a surface in a biofilm can be markedly different than those of the same cells growing in liquid broth (planktonic cells). Plaque is found preferentially at protected and stagnant surfaces, and these are at the greatest risk of disease.How Plaque is formedabsorption of salivary pr
Denture Vs Implant 2007-12-18 23:58:00 DENTURE :Many people with missing teeth wear conventional upper and lower dentures or partial dentures because they are cheaper.Lower dentures never fit or feel like natural teeth. They become loose fitting due to shrinking gum tissue, which then causes irritation to the mouth, sores and pain. The only relief is in using messy dental adhesive to improve the fit.Upper dentures are easier to wear because the suction in upper palate (roof of the mouth) helps keep the denture in place. But having the palate covered can also reduce the taste of foods that you are eating. Sores and pain in chewing and talking are quite frequent as the gum tissue shrinks, and many people suffer from having to use dental adhesive with upper dentures as well.The advantage of upper and lower dentures is that they ca
What is DENTAL FLUOROSIS 2007-12-18 11:52:00 DENTAL FLUOROSISIt is an hypoplasia and hypomineralisation of the Teeth,enamel, dentin caused by the chronic ingetion of excessive amount of fluoride during the stage of teeth developement.fluorosis can't occur after the eruption of the teeth.usually result in whit spot, yellowing of the teeth, mottling of enamel,white tips of teeth, or fine, lacy chalklike linesSource of such excessive amount of fluoride come fromwater fluoridationToothpastebeverages and food Dietary supplements that include fluoride (tablets) Other dental products (mouth rinses, gels, and foams)
Tooth Anatomy 2007-12-06 08:36:00 People use their teeth to bite and chew food - they are the first step in the digestion of food. The long, sharp canine teeth tear up food (like meat). The wide, flat molars grind and mash up food. While we chew food, the tongue pushes the food to the teeth and saliva helps digestion and wets the food. Teeth also help us say certain sounds. People have two sets of teeth in their lives, the primary teeth (also called the baby, milk or deciduous teeth) and the permanent teeth (also called the adult or secondary teeth). Children have 20 primary teeth; they are replaced by the permanent teeth by about age 13. Adults have 32 permanent teeth.Primary Teeth:Most babies are born with no visible teeth -- the teeth are forming inside the gums. The 20 primary teeth (also called baby teeth or first tee Read more:Tooth
How to Get Rid of Bad Breath 2007-12-06 08:36:00 How to Get Rid of Bad Breath
Suppose you conduct a 'breath test' as you make your way to an important meeting, and you fail. Don't worry - the following quick fixes can help to minimize your horrible halitosis. If your gums, tongue and teeth are harbouring odour-causing bacteria, you'll want to adopt some rigorous daily hygiene habits to inhibit them. That's when special rinses, attention to toothpaste and regular brushing and flossing can begin making bad breath good.StepsLearn the side effects of any medications you may be taking, are they causing your bad breath? If so, you may wish to call your doctor to see if you can switch medications if bad breath is a big issue for you.Follow your diet for a few days. Are you eating a lot of something known for causing bad breath? For example, garl Read more:Bad Breath
What Discolor Your Teeth 2007-12-06 08:36:00 Stained or yellow TeethStained Teeth is a very common dental problem that makes a lot of people to feel uncomfortable when they have to talk or smile, due to the color of their teeth. Discolored teeth require teeth whitening treatment. The acquisition of colored substances onto the tooth pellicle is the main reason that makes teeth to lose their natural white color. Human teeth naturally vary in color. Not all are lucky to have a bright white as the natural color of their teeth. Slightly yellow teeth is normal for most people.Enamel is more or less translucent, so it is the underlying dentin's color that determines the tooth color. Normal variations in dentin structure can affect the color of the reflected light, resulting in not perfectly white teeth.What stains your teeth:Stained teeth,
What is Crowding of Teeth or Malocclusion 2007-12-06 08:36:00 "Malocclusion" or crowding of teeth is simple term abnormal position of Teeth.Incorrect relation between the teeth of the mandible and maxillaMost people have some degree of malocclusion, although it isn't usually serious enough to require treatment.Those who have more severe malocclusions may require orthodontic and sometimes surgical treatment (orthognatic surgery) to correct the problem. Correction of malocclusion may reduce risk of tooth decay and help relieve excessive pressure on the temporomandibular joint. Orthodontic treatment is also used to align for aesthetic reasons.Malocclusion is capable of adversely affecting the facial appearance of an individualAs Treatment take a long time, depending upon severity.It is necessary to identify malocclusion early in life. Parent should be
Treatment of Malocclusion 2007-12-06 08:36:00 Many treatment options are available for malocclusion (poor bite), and expert opinions differ about timing. Your dentist or orthodontist may give you a choice between early or later treatment or may prefer one particular approach. Adults have effective treatment options as well.The general categories of orthodontic devices (appliances) are functional and fixed.Functional appliances use the movements of the muscles and jaw to create gradual bone movement. Some functional appliances are removable, while others are bonded to the teeth.A functional appliance may fit between the upper and lower teeth (a splint) or may span across the mouth between the molars, pressing the bone outward.Headgear can attach to bands on the teeth to speed up treatment time.Fixed orthodontic appliances are sets of w Read more:Treatment
How to Brush Your Teeth 2007-12-06 08:36:00 How to Brush
Your TeethBrushing your teeth is very importantto do.You must brush your teeth every day so you wont get cavities or a gum deases.StepsGet all of your stuff ready. Things like toothbrush, tooth paste, floss and a mouthwash solution must be available in your home. Take these into the bathroom! Floss before brushing. This will ensure that there is no large barrier of bacterial plaque between the brush and your teeth. Wet your toothbrush slightly. By doing this, your gums will not be torn by the sharp bristles of the toothbrush. Squeeze a pea-size amount of toothpaste onto a soft-bristled toothbrush. Your toothpaste should contain fluoride and be recognized by your local dental association.Start brushing! Use circular strokes to clean the outside and inside surfaces of the teeth,
Bad Habit Result Bad Teeth 2008-05-01 07:33:00 Mouth Breathing habitbasically breathing from mouth can also cause malocclusionclassification of mouth breathinga. obstructiveb. Habit
ualc. AnatomicalObstructive: Complete or partial obstruction of the nasal passage can result in mouth breathingHabitual: A habitual mouth breather is one who continues to breathe through his mouth even though the nasal obstruction is removed. Thus mouth breathing becomes a deep rooted habit that is performed unconsciously. Anatomic: An anatomic mouth breather is one whose lip morphology does not permit complete closure of the mouth, such as a patient having short upper lipClinical feauremalocclusion associated with mouthbreather is called as long face syndrome or the classic adenoid facies.feature of pt.a. long and narrow face.b. narrow nose and nasal passag Read more:Result
Tobacco products as dentifrice 2008-05-03 16:29:00 Use of tobacco products as dentifrice among adolescents in India: questionnaire studyIntroductionIntroduction Participants, methods, and...CommentReferencesIn India legislation prohibits the use of tobacco as an ingredient in dental care products.1 Such products, in the form of powder or paste, are applied most commonly with the index finger to teeth and gums. Various tobacco products are used as dentifrice in different parts of India.2 3 We are not aware of any reports covering such a use of tobacco products (in contrast to chewing and smoking) especially among adolescents.4 5Participants, methods, and resultsIntroductionParticipants, methods, and...CommentReferencesThe global youth tobacco survey focuses on school students aged 13-15 and uses standardised methods.4 In India the survey is Read more:Tobacco
Survey: 12 Percent Of People Not Brushing Teeth Daily 2008-05-03 16:16:00 Survey: 12 Percent
Of People Not Brushing
Teeth Daily
A British survey showed that more people than ever are reporting poor dental hygiene habits.The Dental Health Foundation polled more than 1,000 people and found that one in 10 people do not brush their teeth daily and only one third were brushing for the full two minutes -- the recommended time."Good oral health is needed to prevent a wide range of conditions and, in particular, tooth decay and gum disease," said Dr Nigel Carter, chief executive of the British Dental Health Foundation.He added that oral health overall has improved greatly in the last 30 years but warned that could be reversed."People must really get into the habit of brushing twice-a-day with fluoride toothpaste - it is absolutely vital to both your oral and general heal
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