WATER ANALYSES INTERPRETATION
... Lead in high concentration can cause kidney and nervous system damage. *The Maine State Maximum Exposure Guideline (MEG) is set at 10 ug/L for Lead in drinking water by the Maine Center for Disease Control (MECDC). This guideline for drinking water set by the State suggests that anything over the ME ...
... Lead in high concentration can cause kidney and nervous system damage. *The Maine State Maximum Exposure Guideline (MEG) is set at 10 ug/L for Lead in drinking water by the Maine Center for Disease Control (MECDC). This guideline for drinking water set by the State suggests that anything over the ME ...
The oral environment: saliva & dental plaque
... Biochemistry of caries: summary factors favoring formation of carious lesion: 1. source of fermentable carbohydrate 2. polysaccharide-rich plaque this limits diffusion of O 2 in, acid out metabolism becomes more anaerobic glycolysis: produces lactic acid other pathways: produce acetic acid, etc. ...
... Biochemistry of caries: summary factors favoring formation of carious lesion: 1. source of fermentable carbohydrate 2. polysaccharide-rich plaque this limits diffusion of O 2 in, acid out metabolism becomes more anaerobic glycolysis: produces lactic acid other pathways: produce acetic acid, etc. ...
Etiology, Epidemiology, and Prevention of Dental Disease in Children
... Repeated glucose rinses encourages SM and LB growth when plaque acid is not controlled Fluoride at high concentrations inhibits SM , but not LB !!! ...
... Repeated glucose rinses encourages SM and LB growth when plaque acid is not controlled Fluoride at high concentrations inhibits SM , but not LB !!! ...
Importance of Toothbrushing
... clear. When to start brushing is as important as the habit itself. Using a brush without toothpaste is sufficient for children who have started brushing their teeth at an early age. Yet, toothpaste use should also be encouraged after making sure that the child will not swallow it. In addition to car ...
... clear. When to start brushing is as important as the habit itself. Using a brush without toothpaste is sufficient for children who have started brushing their teeth at an early age. Yet, toothpaste use should also be encouraged after making sure that the child will not swallow it. In addition to car ...
Answers quiz 4 th sem block 6
... 12. Regularity of snaks, more than 3 times a day, snacking between meals, this increases the acid challenge to the teeth for a high level / Nocturnal bottle usage- additive/ On pacifier during sleep/ Drinking sweet beverage/Brushing by mother 13. The deep in folding of enamel makes oral hygiene alon ...
... 12. Regularity of snaks, more than 3 times a day, snacking between meals, this increases the acid challenge to the teeth for a high level / Nocturnal bottle usage- additive/ On pacifier during sleep/ Drinking sweet beverage/Brushing by mother 13. The deep in folding of enamel makes oral hygiene alon ...
Winter 2016/2017 - Kramer Kuhn Dental
... instruments that are held to the mouth—used by high school band students within a week or up to a month of testing discovered hundreds of types of bacteria, along with yeast and mold, hiding in more than 100 areas of the instruments. The findings point to the possibility that skin issues, staph infe ...
... instruments that are held to the mouth—used by high school band students within a week or up to a month of testing discovered hundreds of types of bacteria, along with yeast and mold, hiding in more than 100 areas of the instruments. The findings point to the possibility that skin issues, staph infe ...
fluoride varnish application
... • Or, place the young child on an exam table and work from above the head. Step 2: Apply the fluoride varnish • Open the child’s mouth. • Dry the teeth with gauze. • Apply a thin layer of the fluoride varnish to all surfaces of the teeth. • Once it is applied, the fluoride varnish sets quickly with ...
... • Or, place the young child on an exam table and work from above the head. Step 2: Apply the fluoride varnish • Open the child’s mouth. • Dry the teeth with gauze. • Apply a thin layer of the fluoride varnish to all surfaces of the teeth. • Once it is applied, the fluoride varnish sets quickly with ...
Which toothpaste should I use?
... tartar, bad breath, sensitive teeth, and stained teeth. Ingredients That Fight Cavities Fluoride was the first major active ingredient added to toothpaste and remains the most important substance we have to help fight cavities. If the crystalline structure of the tooth becomes weakened due to acid, ...
... tartar, bad breath, sensitive teeth, and stained teeth. Ingredients That Fight Cavities Fluoride was the first major active ingredient added to toothpaste and remains the most important substance we have to help fight cavities. If the crystalline structure of the tooth becomes weakened due to acid, ...
CORONAL POLISHING - Washington County Public Schools
... It is important to understand the difference between coronal polishing and a dental prophylaxis, which is also known as a cleaning to remove calculus. ...
... It is important to understand the difference between coronal polishing and a dental prophylaxis, which is also known as a cleaning to remove calculus. ...
Oral health education and Health promotion Foods habits
... physical form of foods Dietary factors that affect risk of caries development: 1. Frequency of eating ( Vipeholm study) sugar between meals intake lead to increase of dental caries ...
... physical form of foods Dietary factors that affect risk of caries development: 1. Frequency of eating ( Vipeholm study) sugar between meals intake lead to increase of dental caries ...
ABFRACTIONS and ABRASIONS
... There are a number of prudent steps to take to prevent abfraction and abrasions from causing further loss of tooth structure. Consider an occlusal guard. About 25% of the population clench or grind their teeth at night (and are completely unaware of it!). This force causes the tooth to break down wh ...
... There are a number of prudent steps to take to prevent abfraction and abrasions from causing further loss of tooth structure. Consider an occlusal guard. About 25% of the population clench or grind their teeth at night (and are completely unaware of it!). This force causes the tooth to break down wh ...
Dental sealants
... remove food particles and bacteria from the smooth surfaces of tooth enamel. However, pits and fissures are difficult to keep clean. That’s because toothbrush bristles cannot reach into the microscopic grooves to remove plaque bacteria and tiny particles of food. Because pits and fissures are diffic ...
... remove food particles and bacteria from the smooth surfaces of tooth enamel. However, pits and fissures are difficult to keep clean. That’s because toothbrush bristles cannot reach into the microscopic grooves to remove plaque bacteria and tiny particles of food. Because pits and fissures are diffic ...
Diet, nutrition and the prevention of dental diseases
... while the term ‘sugar’ only refers to sucrose, the term ‘free sugars’ refers to all mono and disaccharides added to foods by manufacturer, cook or consumer, plus sugars naturally present in honey, fruit juices and syrups and the term ‘fermentable carbohydrate’ refers to free sugars, glucose polymers ...
... while the term ‘sugar’ only refers to sucrose, the term ‘free sugars’ refers to all mono and disaccharides added to foods by manufacturer, cook or consumer, plus sugars naturally present in honey, fruit juices and syrups and the term ‘fermentable carbohydrate’ refers to free sugars, glucose polymers ...
Healthy bacterial flora in the mouth keeps blood
... High blood pressure, gluten allergy, gum disease, jawbone loss, tooth decay, expect it or not, are diseases that can be caused by imbalanced bacterial flora in our mouths. Previously, rapid tooth decay attributed to only a few species pathogenic oral bacteria. The modern idea is that carries occur f ...
... High blood pressure, gluten allergy, gum disease, jawbone loss, tooth decay, expect it or not, are diseases that can be caused by imbalanced bacterial flora in our mouths. Previously, rapid tooth decay attributed to only a few species pathogenic oral bacteria. The modern idea is that carries occur f ...
BLOG 120412 April is Dental Health Month
... Expectant mothers receive lots of prenatal information, but may not receive current information about little people teeth and mouth care. ...
... Expectant mothers receive lots of prenatal information, but may not receive current information about little people teeth and mouth care. ...
year 11 chemestry research assignment
... suspended in a liquid, usually glycerol, and dyes and flavourings are added. The addition of fluoride ions, F-, from sodium fluoride, NaF, is beneficial for children as the fluoride ions will help form a stronger enamel while their teeth grow. ...
... suspended in a liquid, usually glycerol, and dyes and flavourings are added. The addition of fluoride ions, F-, from sodium fluoride, NaF, is beneficial for children as the fluoride ions will help form a stronger enamel while their teeth grow. ...
Eating disorders and looking after your teeth
... – bicarb soda) can be dissolved in water and used to rinse the mouth. This will neutralise any remaining acids and prevent them from damaging the teeth any further. Rubbing Tooth Mousse™ around the teeth after vomiting is also beneficial. This will help neutralise the acids and provide calcium and p ...
... – bicarb soda) can be dissolved in water and used to rinse the mouth. This will neutralise any remaining acids and prevent them from damaging the teeth any further. Rubbing Tooth Mousse™ around the teeth after vomiting is also beneficial. This will help neutralise the acids and provide calcium and p ...
Lasten suun hoito
... Tooth cavities are caused by caries bacteria. The bacteria can move from the parent to the child without anyone noticing, e.g. by sharing spoons or by licking the dummy. Nutrition and the mouth Varied foods that require chewing are good for the mouth and the teeth. Every mouthful causes an acid atta ...
... Tooth cavities are caused by caries bacteria. The bacteria can move from the parent to the child without anyone noticing, e.g. by sharing spoons or by licking the dummy. Nutrition and the mouth Varied foods that require chewing are good for the mouth and the teeth. Every mouthful causes an acid atta ...
Flip chart
... E.g. to have one treat per day with a meal. Encourage to drink water after the sugary food, or brush whatever is more convenient ...
... E.g. to have one treat per day with a meal. Encourage to drink water after the sugary food, or brush whatever is more convenient ...
Dental Health Fact Sheet
... a person with a dry mouth. Saliva has a cleansing effect on the mouth and teeth. Its absence leads to a build up of bacteria and food debris, gum disease and dental decay. Saliva also acts as a lubricant and dry mouth can cause problems with dentures, including discomfort and looseness. If medicatio ...
... a person with a dry mouth. Saliva has a cleansing effect on the mouth and teeth. Its absence leads to a build up of bacteria and food debris, gum disease and dental decay. Saliva also acts as a lubricant and dry mouth can cause problems with dentures, including discomfort and looseness. If medicatio ...
Dental Procedures - Animal Care Center
... teeth, polishing the teeth, rinsing the mouth, and an application of an oral cleaning solution. During the dental procedure, a tooth that is loose, cracked, infected and/or abscessed is often encountered. It is highly recommended by our veterinarians that these teeth either be removed during the pro ...
... teeth, polishing the teeth, rinsing the mouth, and an application of an oral cleaning solution. During the dental procedure, a tooth that is loose, cracked, infected and/or abscessed is often encountered. It is highly recommended by our veterinarians that these teeth either be removed during the pro ...
HERE - Side Effect Support
... After consultation with this patient’s Radiation Oncologist the following has been determined: Teeth charted in Red: High risk >____cGy Yellow: Mod risk ____cGy Green: Low risk ____cGy Please contact this patient’s treating physician for proposed dental treatment including extractions, dental implan ...
... After consultation with this patient’s Radiation Oncologist the following has been determined: Teeth charted in Red: High risk >____cGy Yellow: Mod risk ____cGy Green: Low risk ____cGy Please contact this patient’s treating physician for proposed dental treatment including extractions, dental implan ...
KIDZ - OÖGKK
... tooth-healthy meal taken together, with bread and butter, cheese, fruit, vegetables and water. Let your children talk about what they learnt on their visit to KIDZ. Tips for healthy children’s teeth: − Sugar-free morning! Think of the hidden sugar in the drinks or meal you give your children to take ...
... tooth-healthy meal taken together, with bread and butter, cheese, fruit, vegetables and water. Let your children talk about what they learnt on their visit to KIDZ. Tips for healthy children’s teeth: − Sugar-free morning! Think of the hidden sugar in the drinks or meal you give your children to take ...
Remineralisation of teeth
Remineralisation of teeth is a process in which minerals are returned to the molecular structure of the tooth itself. Teeth are (often) porous, allowing fluids and demineralisation beneath the surface of the tooth. When demineralised, these pores become larger.