Articles for tag: Bleeding Gums, Mouth Sores, Oral Cancer, Periodontal Disease

Three Common Mouth Diseases

Everyone knows they should brush their teeth at least two to three times a day. However, most of us to not understand that this simple habit not only can prevent a bad simple but other mouth conditions. Along with mouth diseases other problems of the body can occur. These problems are often ignored or just ...

The Importance of Good Oral Hygiene

Our teeth are one thing that we cannot afford to loose. Without them we aren’t able to eat the way we should and our smile isn’t always worth showing. Some people only see a dentist when they have a toothache but it’s imperative that you have a dental visit twice a year, unless you are ...

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Classification of Periodontal Bacteria

Periodontal disease results from complex interactions between etiologic agents and host tissues. Because there are numerous etiologic causes of periodontitis, it is often times difficult to determine. There are many factors both local and systemic which influence the course of disease by modifying the processes in the bacterial host interaction. Factors such as inflammation, the ...

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Dentures – Are They Right for You?

Dentures are a poor replacement for natural teeth. They can be likened to an artificial limb. Complete upper and lower dentures never feel like the teeth they replace. Often, there is a feeling of loss, even of failure by the patient and the dentist. For the dentist who offers this treatment option there must be ...

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Natural Remedies for Treating Periodontal Disease

Did you know that periodontal disease is the second most prevalent infection in the United States? Only the dreaded common cold ranks higher. It is an infection that many people suffer from in some form, and many seem to be unaware that they even have it. Periodontal disease is a very broad term, that can ...

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Canine Periodontal Disease

How sweet is your dog’s breath? What is commonly known as doggy breath seems synonymous with dog ownership. Yet doggy breath should be neither ignored nor taken for granted. Though some believe doggy breath to be normal, it is often the first indication that owners should sit up and take notice. Sometimes, horrific doggy breath ...

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The Effects of Smoking on Teeth

The obvious issues of smoking are well known to the public. What most smokers do not realize is that nicotine can seriously stain and destroy your teeth. Tobacco contains substances that destroy your body’s cells and tissues. Periodontal disease occurs when the soft tissue and bone are destroyed due to bacterial infection. Smokers have more ...