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Frankincense and myrrh ancients gifts still useful today
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... and should be diluted before being used as an inhalant, salve, wash, or a gargle when treating pyorrhea, thrush, gingivitis, or bad breath. Neither frankincense or myrrh should be used during early pregnancy because they are may promote the onset of ... Comment?
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How to Lick Bad Breath and Dry Mouth
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This Week's Question: I seem to have bad breath a lot. I've also noticed that my mouth is a bit dry most of the time. Comment?
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... mouth rinse products have been accepted by the ADA for their therapeutic benefits in reducing plaque and gingivitis and also have breath freshening properties. Instead of simply masking breath odor, these products have been demonstrated to kill the ... Comment?
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Everyone suffers from bad breath occasionally. Utilizing a few items in your kitchen or medicine cabinet can control halitosis. Comment?
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Added Sugar in Raisin Cereals Increases Acidity of Dental Plaque
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But eating bran flakes with raisins containing no added sugar does not promote more acid in dental plaque than bran flakes alone, according to new research at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Comment?
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Cure For Gum Disease A Step Closer
A world-first cure for gum disease which affects adults is a step closer after a Melbourne research team signed a development deal with drug companies CSL and Sanofi Pasteur. Comment?
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How to Get Rid of Bad Breath Naturally
... mouth, in the throat and sinuses, or deeper in the stomach and colon. It could be the result of such problems as gingivitis or a symptom of digestive problems or a dirty colon . So it's important to have a full system checkup, preferably by someone ... Comment?
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Adding raisins to cereal 'does not damage teeth'
If no sugar is added to food containg the sweet dried fruit it is rapidly cleared from the surface of teeth, meaning it poses no serious risk of cavities. Comment?
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Bran flakes with raisins and added sugar promotes plaque acid
Elevated dental plaque acid is a risk factor that contributes to cavities in children. Comment?
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Yogurt may chase away bad breath
... sugarless yogurt reduces the malodorous compounds that cause bad breath. It also cuts down on plaque and gingivitis, they discovered. The study, funded in part by a major Japanese yogurt maker, was presented March 10 at the International Association ... Comment?
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Cranberries for UTI Prevention
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A new study shows that taking cranberry supplements may help fend off urinary tract infections . Comment?
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Basically, tooth sensitivity occurs whenever the dentin layer of a tooth is exposed . Comment?
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... crushing layer is called _______. Bone Enamel Dentin Cementum #3 The center of a healthy tooth houses _______. #4 Gingivitis, the first stage of gum disease, is generally reversible. True False #5 Once a cavity has started in a tooth, it must be ... Comment?
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Are you suffering from bad breath?
... build-up and bacterial decomposition of food particles lodged between the teeth can lead to bad breath as well as gingivitis (gum disease). Regular tooth brushing and flossing, as well as brushing the tongue, can lower bacteria counts and combat bad ... Comment?
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'Guilty' Scarborough dentist is allowed to continue
A SCARBOROUGH dentist has been allowed to continue his career despite being found guilty of misconduct after failing to spot four of his patients were at risk of gum disease. Comment?
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Ways to Tell Someone They Have Bad Breath
Being around someone with chronic bad breath is unpleasant to say the least. When bad breath is caused by gum disease and a lack of dental care, the smell can fill an entire room, especially when they are speaking or yawning. Comment?
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5 Christmas gift ideas for your dog
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... 2004). It is imperative that plaque is removed from your dog's teeth to help prevent the progression of gingivitis to periodontal disease. Without proper dental care your beloved canine can suffer from bad breath, dental pain, and possibly tooth ... Comment?
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London, 11 Dec: Adolf Hitler, who once took over Europe and slaughtered millions of people, portrayed himself as one who was afraid of no one. Comment?
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Hitler feared going to the dentist
Adolf Hitler, who once took over Europe and slaughtered millions of people, portrayed himself as one who was afraid of no one. Comment?
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Gazette Vet: More Than Just Bad Breatha
... became infected and had been causing her substantial pain for the past two years. On top of that, she had severe gingivitis around all of her teeth and two other teeth had infected tooth roots from severe tartar buildup. Has she ever cried out or ... Comment?
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