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Protecting the health of your teeth and gums could help avert unrequired dental treatments. Many peo...
An overwhelming majority of people who have periodontal disease are also at high risk for diabetes and should be screened for diabetes, a New York University nursing-dental research team has found. The researchers also determined that half of those at risk had seen a dentist in the previous year, concluded that dentists should consider offering diabetes screenings in their offices, and described practical approaches to conducting diabetes...
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Melbourne, Dec 13 (ANI): A vaccine is being developed in Australia to treat severe gum disease, peridontitis.
Periodontitis, which causes gums to bleed and teeth to fall out, is an infection resulting from the build-up of particular bacteria that is common to most mouths. The best prevention is brushing and flossing.
But a cure for the disease [...]
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The medical term for bad breath is halitosis, fetor oris, ozostomia, or stomatodysodia. It means an unpleasant odor of the breath of a person. Halitosis is common among humans around the world and is usually caused by an accumulation of bacteria in the mouth as a result of gum disease, food, or plaque. Often, the person with halitosis does not know about it before others do.
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A mild form of gum disease with inflammation of the gum is called gingivitis. Gum disease is also known as periodontal disease. As gingivitis is usually very mild; many people may have it and not know. Gingivitis should be treated, because it can progress into serious gum disease.
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(SkyNewswire.com)--- Halitosis is typically caused by poor dental hygiene. However, other factors may be involved, including gum disease, tooth decay, heavy metal build up, infection of the respiratory tract (throat,lungs, nose and windpipe) improper diet, constipation, smoking, fever,diabetes, foriegn bacteria in the mouth, indigestion, inadequate protein digestion, liver or kidney malfunction, postnasal drip, stress, and too much...
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Q. Is there a link between heart disease and gum disease? A. There is growing evidence that there is, indeed, such a link, and if you have either condition, you should pay extra attention to treating the other as well. That’s the conclusion of a “consensus’’ statement written by leading gum disease specialists and cardiologists published online earlier this year ...
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The fact that proper oral hygiene includes flossing is probably not a surprise. But, since the majority of Americans still don't floss, perhaps the information surrounding the dangers of poor oral health need to be reviewed again by consumers.Contributor: Elizabeth ValentinePublished: Nov 02, 2009
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(NaturalNews) Forget about breath mints. You can never take enough to cover halitosis if your breath really smells bad. The only real way to get rid of bad breath is to solve the problem internally.Fortunately, there's an easy way to do that: Chlorophyll. It's Mother Nature's amazing green cleaning machine, and the more you take, the cleaner you get.Here, we bring you a collection of supporting quotes about chlorophyll and halitosis (bad...
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More than 80 percent of the American adult population suffers from gum disease, and most don't even know it. Others, who are diagnosed with the disease, put off treatment because of the pain and necessary recovery time.
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Fast Pitch Press (press release)Rogersville Dentist Examines Relationship between Gum Disease and Life ...Fast Pitch Press (press release)Research has shown a relationship between gum disease and serious illnesses to the body and organs. And since gum disease starts without any obvious ...
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