Why Do Women Get More Cavities Than Men?
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Sarah B.Posted
Tue 27 Jul 2010 6:00am
How many cavities have you had in your lifetime? It’s likely that you don’t really know. Well, according to ScienceDaily , a study done by an anthropologist from the University of Oregon says that your gender makes a difference. Women, upon reaching adulthood, are more likely to get cavities. Why?
For one, women’s hormones often cause cavitiesRead on »
Healing Cavities
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Dr. Ellie PhillipsPosted
Tue 20 Apr 2010 8:02pm
Hi Dr. Ellie!
Thank you so much for your great information about remineralizing cavities. It's wonderful to see dentists who try to empower their patients to let... as your system is, it obviously cannot heal everything yet. So how far would the cavity have to be before your system would either not work or at least not be as effective
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Healing Cavities
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Dr. Ellie PhillipsPosted
Sun 16 May 2010 8:25pm
a recent post dated April 28. In it this person was concerned about the location of their cavity and wanted to know if that would prevent it from rebuilding with xylitol... experience, that if an occlusal cavity does not get bigger - there is a good chance that in time it will go away. I do believe that if the cavity has not broken the surface
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Yes, the ancient advice from the Sages about cavities is
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Ruth S.Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 5:58pm
there is rabbinical advice about none other than CAVITIES!
Yes, the ancient advice from the Sages about cavities is this:
"Leave a tooth cavity alone so that it can heal."
Fascinating info, isn't it?
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Laser Cavity Detection: Shining the Light on Tooth Decay
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Dr_Marshall_FieldsPosted
Mon 02 Aug 2010 1:42pm
for lasers, which is being adapted by many dentists around the United States, comes in the form of Laser Cavity Detectors.
What is a Laser Cavity Detector?
Laser Cavity Detection can help dentists find and eliminate decay inside of teeth before the decay becomes a cavity. A dentist uses the reflection of light from the laser to tell the difference
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Cavity Feeling
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dentocarePosted
Wed 10 Mar 2010 7:59amCavity Fillings
Cavity filling is biocompatible material used for filling up the cavities. These cavities are prepared in a scientific & principled manner to achieve strong and a long lasting filling.
The main idea of preparing a cavity is to remove the infected position of the tooth so as to prevent the further spread of decay and hence the ultimate
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No Cavities!
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MelaniePosted
Mon 19 Oct 2009 10:03pm
Logan visited his new children's dentist today. He sat perfectly and let them look at all of his teeth. All looks great and we were told he has all of the teeth that a typical child would have right now. He will get his teeth cleaned 6 months from now! Go Logan!
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No Cavities!
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MelaniePosted
Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:02pm
Logan visited his new children's dentist today. He sat perfectly and let them look at all of his teeth. All looks great and we were told he has all of the teeth that a typical child would have right now. He will get his teeth cleaned 6 months from now! Go Logan!
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Sugar Prevents Cavities?
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The Verigin Dental Health TeamPosted
Fri 31 Jul 2009 11:45am
That substitute does indeed appear to offer some defense against cavities via its antimicrobial properties. And again, the article says as much.
Unfortunately, many people are apt to note..., dentistry, Food Tagged: caries, cavities, children's dentistry, dental health, dental hygiene, pediatric dentistry, sugar, sugar alcohols, xylitol
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