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In this article, we will discuss the most common question about the treatment modalities for cancer as they relate to oral health. You’ll learn how can affect your oral health and what you can do to avoid oral health problems so you can get the most out of your treatment and San diego orgal surgeon. How … Continue reading FAQs About Cancer Treatments and Oral Health
Bone disease, particularly osteoporosis, is one of the most common health concerns among older men and women. Osteoporosis is a condition where the bones become less dense, making them weaker, more brittle, and more likely to fracture. In the US alone, at least 50 million people are either at high risk for osteoporosis or already … Continue reading How Bone Disease Affects Your Oral Health
From our previous article, you’ve learned that predisposing factors are plaque-retentive factors found in the mouth. They are physical or mechanical that, aside from encouraging plaque accumulation, also renders plaque removal more difficult. In this article, we will discuss the most common predisposing factors one by one. Calcular Deposits: Calcular deposits are the most common … Continue reading Predisposing Factors for Periodontal Disease
Now that you’ve learned about predisposing factors in detail, we will now move on and discuss two other equally-important factors that contribute to the development of periodontal disease – risk and modifying factors. Again, these factors are systemic factors that are either a medical problem or a behavioral condition. They differ in the sense that a … Continue reading Risk and Modifying Factors for Periodontal Disease
How it Impacts their overall health The incidence of periodontal disease tends to be higher in men than in women. According to the American Academy of Periodontology, more than 50% of men have some form of periodontal disease, while it is only about 38% for women. Such difference could be due to the fact that … Continue reading Effect of Periodontal Disease in Men: An Introduction
How it has something to do with the different phases of their life A woman’s periodontal health is influenced by number of factors, the most important of which is the fluctuating hormone levels. The two hormones that contribute to periodontal disease in the female are the sex hormones estrogen and progesterone. Both of these increase … Continue reading Periodontal Disease in Women
It has long been established that plaque is the most important causative factor in the development of periodontal disease. But plaque alone won’t wreak so much havoc in your mouth if it doesn’t have the following factors to aid it in doing so. Listed below are the three major factors that contribute to one’s susceptibility … Continue reading Factors that Contribute to Periodontal Disease
Plaque pertains to the slimy, sticky substance that collects on the surface of the teeth. It is the major cause of both tooth decay and gum disease, thus making it extremely important to get rid of plaque deposits before they can wreak havoc on your mouth. But the thing is, plaque can be pretty hard … Continue reading Self-Performed Methods of Dental Plaque Identification
When it comes to keeping you and your kid’s teeth strong and healthy, you’ve probably heard that fluoride is the best bet. Fluoride from different sources – water, oral health care products, and professionally-applied products – can help make your teeth more resistant to acid attacks by decay-causing bacteria. But other than that, there are … Continue reading FAQs about Fluoride for Children
Fluoride is a very important mineral that helps keep the teeth strong and healthy. It helps protect the teeth from decay, or reverse the early signs of decay when the destruction already exists. It does so by neutralizing or counteracting the harmful effects of the acids produced by decay-causing bacteria. But much like any other … Continue reading Facts About Dental Fluorosis
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