Tooth brushing

1. Describe the difference between absolute and relative continuity. Explain why it is important to differentiate the two. Provide two of YOUR OWN real-world examples of the difference between the two types of continuity. The concept of continuity is difficult and includes several different meanings that are distinguished mostly by different ways of measuring continuity. There are two that need to be specifically differentiated: relative and absolute continuity. Relative continuity is the degree

The technique used when tooth brushing can be crucial for an individual’s oral health and the prevention of gum disease and tooth decay “Dental Care and Oral Health” (Steps to Dental Health 3). According to the book we should brush our teeth for 2 or 3 minutes, 3 times a day and if possible after every sweet. It also suggests that the most effective method for all ages is using “circular motions” which is consider the Fones technique, and to brush lightly the tongue and carefully around the gum line

The patient was brushing twice a day already using a scrub technique, however she had bleeding on brushing and was not brushing all areas of her mouth.( see appendix 1 of perio chart) The patient was keen to get her oral hygiene up to a good standard and prevent any more bleeding. The patient had admitted to in the past only brushing once per day and not for the required time. Teaching

If Luo (the Narrator’s friend) can fix his tooth, he will not report the Narrator to the Security Office. The headman is both respected and feared yet in reality, he is quite vulnerable. This is proven during his tooth procedure performed by Luo. The Narrator’s reaction to the surgery reveals his desire to get revenge on the headman. The passage starts out with an in-depth description of the headman’s extracted tooth. The fragile state of his tooth is espied along with the diagnosis of other

Running faster than the speed of light, a cute puppy came rushing toward me as we were playing in the backyard. With no intention of stopping, the biggest puppy I’ve ever seen in my life ran head first hitting the top of my mouth¬―chipping my tooth. The puppy’s name was Bruno. A big brown playful puppy with a line of white fur running from the middle of his eyes to the top of his nose on his face. I loved Bruno, but he was not the first pitbull puppy that I’ve had. When I was in Idyllwild on a family

dentin. Enamel is a thin tough layer that covers your tooth. Dentin is the thick bony tissue that lies beneath enamel. Even if you have strong thick enamel

accident of my life. Him being nearly a year older he beat me home but shut the door in my face as soon as I reach home where I was running full speed right into the door head first. That day change my life in all the wrong ways because I chip one of my tooth and lost a one as well. I was mad at my brother for weeks even though I know he didn't mean to hurt me or wanted to damage my teeth because I understand that accident do happen. I forgave him for that incident but indue time I realize the way my teeth

What is teeth whitening? Teeth whitening is the process of using bleach or other materials to make the teeth appear whiter. The materials remove stains or other discoloration from the tooth surface. The main concern of everyone, is should it be allowed outside of a dental office or not. There are articles upon articles, debating whether teeth whitening should be allowed in salons or kiosks, and dental offices. In my opinion, they shouldn’t be allowed outside of the dental office, for a number of

Teeth whitening is the process of making teeth look whiter using bleach or other materials to remove stains and discoloration from the surface of the tooth. Do you think teeth whitening should be available anywhere? There are many important factors to consider. “Understanding the Legal Battles over Teeth-Whitening” published by the Association of Health Care Journalists written by Mary Otto, n.d. states some people say “non dentists should not be allowed to bleach teeth. Many states have taken steps

discussion about what changes can be made with veneers. • Preparing – To prepare your teeth for veneers, your dentist will shave approximately ½ millimeter of enamel from your teeth’s surfaces. After doing so, he or she will make an impression of each tooth to send to a dental laboratory to get your veneers