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Keep Your Child Away from Dental Cavities
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Randall LaFrom
Posted
Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:07pm
having dental cavities. Children often have an affinity towards processed foods, soda and other bottled sugary drinks. This affinity leads to them to consume these unhealthy....
To know more about how to keep your child away from dental cavities, you can visit our website and contact Dr. LaFrom for an appointment. Once you visit Dr. LaFrom, you too may echo
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Arresting Dental Caries
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Dr. Ellie Phillips
Posted
Sun 13 Feb 2011 10:12pm
and are trying to get good dental nutrition (including milk & cheese). Also cod liver oil and high vitamin butter (not sure if there's anything to that, but can't see how it would hurt... the deciduous molar from its existing cavity - but at least you will stop the progression of the disease.
The best news is that these changes will develop a healthy oral ecology
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Arresting Dental Caries
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Dr. Ellie Phillips
Posted
Sun 13 Feb 2011 12:00am
have ever done." It was awesome. No cavities detected in the examination from the dentist either! I did bring in an empty bottle of Cloysis as he hadn't heard of it before - I
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Dental Decay is Treatable, Even Preventable | Sleep Dentist …
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Dr. Syed L.
Posted
Sun 07 Feb 2010 4:23pm
The main message of the Surgeon General’s Report “Oral Health in America” is that you cannot be healthy without oral health . This is because dental decay is actually an infectious disease. The good news is that dental decay is treatable …
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Dental Decay is TreatableEven Preventable | Sleep Dentist …
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Laser Cavity Detection: Shining the Light on Tooth Decay
by
Dr_Marshall_Fields
Posted
Mon 02 Aug 2010 1:42pm
the tooth.
5.5 Reasons to Use a Laser Cavity Detector
1 Decay Process
Because the outside of teeth is mostly solid, bacteria, which cause tooth decay, get into the teeth... by the weakened tooth structure. When a dentist using laser cavity detection catches tooth decay early, treatment can be used to maintain healthy structure for teeth. It is important
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Can Food Debris Hide a Tooth Cavity on X-Rays?
by
Hisham A.
Posted
Thu 11 Sep 2008 9:09pm
of record or your physician before making any decision regarding your dental or medical health.
Q. I have seen 2 dentists in the past 3 months who have both assured me that my teeth are in good condition and that I have no cavities. Prior to these visits, I had last seen a dentist more than a decade ago. I feel certain that I have at least 1 cavity. My
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Repairing Tooth Cavities
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Dr. Ellie Phillips
Posted
Sun 12 Jul 2009 12:03am
. I am very excited about this. I have a rather large cavity on the side of one of my molars, which also has a filling from my childhood on the chewing surface of the tooth... and the cavity? I am 50 years old, have all my teeth, and would like to keep it that way. I have been experiencing very continuous dry mouth problems, which are probably due to menopause
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Can Food Debris Hide a Tooth Cavity on X-Rays?
by
Hisham A.
Posted
Thu 11 Oct 2007 11:21am
of record or your physician before making any decision regarding your dental or medical health.
Q. I have seen 2 dentists in the past 3 months who have both assured me that my teeth are in good condition and that I have no cavities. Prior to these visits, I had last seen a dentist more than a decade ago. I feel certain that I have at least 1 cavity. My
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