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 ConsumersQuiz     September 2, 2010  
Oral Hygiene Quiz

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Enamel Fluorosis

Enamel fluorosis is an extra intake of fluoride during the years of tooth development causing defects in teeth enamel.
DDS versus DMD

.D.S. stands for Doctor of Dental Surgery, and D.M.D. stands for Doctor of Dental Medicine. Originally there was only the D.D.S. degree. Then in 1867 Harvard University adopted The D.M.D. degree from the latin phrase “Dentariae Medicinae Doctor.”


After Tooth Extractions Care

What should I do the same day of the extractions? Do not rinse your mouth. Do not use a straw, spit, or smoke. Some bleeding is to be expected following extractions. If persistent bleeding occurs, place gauze over bleeding and bite down firmly for one-half hour, repeat if necessary and contact your dentist if bleeding continues.
Gum Disease

Gum disease is an inflammatory disease that attacks the gums, bone and other supporting structures causing loss of teeth. Gum disease is caused by plaque, a sticky colorless film of bacteria that continuously forming on the teeth.


Fluoride Trays

Fluoride trays are custom fitted plastic trays made by your dentist to be filled with prescription fluoride gel to help control decay and strengthening teeth structures.
When Do Teeth Appear

A chart showing when baby and permanenet teeth erupt in the oral cavity.


Snoring

Snoring is a common problem that people might not be aware of. It can defined as a loud breathing sound during sleep that is caused by the vibration of the soft palate (the soft part of the roof of the mouth).
Teeth Sensitivity

Teeth sensitivity is a common problem that faces many people every day. Because of the discomfort involved, especially in brushing, some people tend to avoid the sensitive areas. This may result in complicating the problem.
Dental Veneers

Veneers are a thin porcelain shell that is permanently bonded to the teeth. Veneers are a cosmetic alternative for a variety of dental conditions of the front teeth


Air Abrasion

Air abrasion technology is the use of a high pressure spray of aluminum oxide, which cuts through the tooth structure and removes decay, old white filings and prepares the tooth for the dental sealant.


 
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