Scientists Find Gene for Tooth Enamel.
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Boyd M.Posted
Thu 19 Mar 2009 3:19pm
Scientists Find Gene for Tooth Enamel
Discovery might someday lead to new dental techniques
(HealthDay News) -- A gene that plays a role in immune function and the development of skin and the nervous system also controls the production of tooth enamel, Oregon State University researchers have found.
Their discovery about the gene Ctip2 ...
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Commonly Asked Questions About Tooth Enamel
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Randall LaFromPosted
Wed 25 Jan 2012 4:00am
Your tooth enamel protects your teeth from cavities and tooth decay . Your enamel is a thin, semi-transparent layer that covers the outside of each tooth. Did you know that it is stronger than any substance in the human body? Despite its strength, it can be damaged by the foods you eat and beverages you consume. Tooth enamel loss or erosion c ...
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Lemon juice can wear away your tooth enamel.
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Saundra G.Posted
Wed 07 Oct 2009 10:57am
We all know blueberries and broccoli help stop periodontal disease. But do you know that lemons can wear away tooth enamel?
Jennifer Jablow, a cosmetic dentist in New York City says:
1. Eat your antioxidants. The teeth and gums are made up of collagen, and foods containing antioxidants, like blueberries and broccoli, help protect them from ...
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Protecting Your Tooth Enamel So It Can Protect Your Smile
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Randall LaFromPosted
Thu 08 Mar 2012 5:44pm
What is the hardest substance in the human body?
A. Fingernails
B. Tooth Enamel
C. Bone
D. Cartilage
If you guessed tooth enamel, congratulations! Not only is tooth enamel the hardest substance in your body, it’s also the second hardest naturally occurring substance, right behind diamonds. It’s pretty ...
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A gene that controls production of tooth enamel
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Invisalign topdentistPosted
Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:04pm
New Delhi (PTI): It may not be long when our grandparents can retain their ‘closeup’ smiles even at advanced stages of their life as scientists have identified a gene that controls production of tooth enamel, promising replacement of teeth which can be grown on demand.
The identification of the gene opens new vistas in the dental sciences as ...
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Tooth Enamel
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Dr. Ellie PhillipsPosted
Wed 29 Sep 2010 12:25pm
hi Ellie:
I was wondering about the rationale for including the Crest toothpaste in the complete mouth care system.
Is there something in Crest that specifically aids in remineralization ? If so, what is that something ?
Additionally, is there any mouthwash or chewing gums... or a recommended list of foods, etc,.. tha ...
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Dental enamel - how to protect and restore it
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Dr. John Z.Posted
Fri 15 Jan 2010 12:00am
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Tooth enamel is tough, harder even than skeletal bone. But even with good dental hygiene, the enamel protecting teeth may show signs of decay in older adults. ...
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The Benefits of Reshaping Your Teeth
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Randall LaFromPosted
Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:07pm
Teeth reshaping is one of the most popular treatments of cosmetic dentistry and is effective for those who have crooked teeth, chipped teeth, cracked teeth or even overlapping teeth. Dr. LaFrom, one of the best dentists of Cupertino region, says that it is an easy process and can be done in a single sitting.
Dr. LaFrom assures us that tee ...
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The Power of Extreme Enamel
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Randall LaFromPosted
Thu 20 Jan 2011 2:01am
Did you know that tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body? As a matter of fact, it’s the second hardest naturally occurring substance, second only to diamonds. It’s pretty impressive stuff!
I’m Dr. Randy LaFrom of LaFrom Dentistry , and your tooth enamel is just one of the things I check when you come in for a dental exam ...
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