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    Previous scientific research findings have helped to warn consumers that the pH (potential of hydrogen) levels in beverages such as soda could lead to tooth erosion, the breakdown of tooth structure caused by the effect of acid on the teeth that leads to decay. However, the pH level of soft drinks isn't the only factor that causes dental erosion. A beverage's "buffering capacity," or the ability to neutralize acid, plays a significant role in the cause of dental erosion. Popular energy drinks also

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    Teeth Essay

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    the root, with more in depth parts within the main layers. The tooth starts at the top with the Crown. The Crown, which is the only visible part of the tooth, contains the enamel, the protective layer of the tooth, and the connective tissue called dentin, which sits between the neck and crown while giving the tooth shape and hardness. The Neck sits in the middle of the tooth and contains the pulp, the tissue that contains the blood vessels and nerves of a tooth. The root of the tooth is the biggest

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    Bulimia Research Paper

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    Bulimia Bulimia nervosa is mental illness where a person has a distortion of body image and has an obsession with wanting to lose weight. Someone with bulimia will over eat and purge, what will follow is a period of depression, and they will induce vomiting. After they consume a large amount of food, they will have feelings of guilt or shame. This disease is self-diagnosable. A person will binge eat then take steps to avoid gaining weight. Although they usually purge, they can exercise excessively

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    The whitens teeth is a chemical process that is created when the contents of blekningsgelet oxidize with oxygen. The chemical process makes teeth white by it bleaches the enamel and dentin (hårdvävnand inside the enamel). Topics that usually occur in the gel is carbamide (urea hydrogen peroxide) and hydrogen peroxide. How does tooth rails (home bleaching)? First formed mouth trays to fit your teeth. The rails are heated with hot water

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    Clinical Observation

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    This clinical observation (02/12/2018) focused on the different elements of patient assessment, treatment planning to the implementation of dental hygiene care. My clinical observation began by observing how the DH2 prep for their typical 9am appointment. After setting up their units, many clinicians got started with sharpening all of their instruments in their cassettes. Their sharpening armamentarium comprised of a sharpening stone, a cup with water, test stick, gauze and the overhead light. The

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    Fluorine

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    Basic Information of Fluorine Fluorine is from Latin ‘fluee’ meaning flow. It was discovered in 1886 by Henri Moissan. The melting point of fluorine is -219.6 ℃ and the boiling point of fluorine is -188 ℃, fluorine is in group 7, and is also known as a halogen. It is reactive with most elements. The uses of fluorine include, Rocket fuel, Frosted glass, uranium hexafluoride for nuclear power, Cable insulation, Rain boots, clothes, and refrigerator. The effect of fluorine on the human body include

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    Lacquer is the most mineralized tissue of the body, framing a hard, thin, translucent layer of calcified tissue that covers the whole anatomic crown of the tooth. It can shift in thickness and hardness on every tooth, from tooth to tooth and from individual to individual. It can likewise fluctuate in shading (ordinarily from yellowish to grayish white) contingent upon varieties in the thickness, nature of its mineral structure and surface stains. Lacquer has no blood or nerve supply inside of it

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    but also lowers one’s quality of life, a field receiving increasing attention in the healthcare community. Dental caries is an infectious disease characterized by bacterially induced decay of the tooth that damages tooth enamel, dental pulp, and dentin. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), 50% of Americans experience tooth decay

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    Tooth discoloration is extrinsic or intrinsic i.e. may be restricted to the outer layer (enamel) or may involve the deeper layer (dentin) of the tooth. Various factors like genes, poor oral hygiene, smoking, consumption of food substances like tea, coffee, wine, cranberries, etc. and even aging are the common culprits behind the tooth discoloration. The stains on the teeth can also stain your life negatively. You may suffer from low self-esteem and self-rejection due to the failure in securing a

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    endodontist. An endodontist gives an average of 25 root canals a week, whereas a general dentist averages around 2 (“Why Choose an Endodontist,” n.d.). Other treatments and endodontist gives include: surgical removal of tooth structures, whitening of the dentin and enamel, root end filling and placement of posts to support and strengthen teeth (Rondon, n.d.). A root canal may sound scary, but it may be the best way to save a tooth and an endodontist has acquired specialized knowledge to ensure the best

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