Sodaly Chhun Prof. Linda Mallen Due Date: 4/17/13 Research Paper The Effect of Gum Disease on Human Health. People think the way to have a charming smile is to have white teeth. However‚ that is not all there is to have good oral health. Healthy gum tissue also is an important part of tooth structure which enables our healthy bright smile. Healthy gums aren’t just important for your oral health‚ but they can also be important for your overall health. Numerous research studies suggest that other
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Treating Your Gum Disease Gum disease symptoms include swollen gums and bleeding when you eat or brush your teeth. However‚ it’s possible to have early gum disease and not notice symptoms at all. That’s one reason regular dental exams are important. When your dentist examines your mouth and finds evidence of gum disease‚ he or she will probably advise you to take prompt action so the condition doesn’t advance. Here is an overview of how gum disease is treated. Teeth Cleaning And Lifestyle Changes
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need of a gum disease treatment? If you are showing signs of any gum disease‚ then visit your general dentist‚ as it is important for you to seek treatment immediately. The sooner the issue is dealt with the better! If this is in fact you‚ then you will have to choose between gum surgery and a non-surgical treatment. Your choice will depend on the stage of your disease. This article is going to help you understand both types of procedures. Once you have been diagnosed with a gum disease such as gingivitis
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Show Your Gums Some Love Another common cause of chronic bad breath is gum disease. Are your gums bright red? Do they bleed after your floss or brush your teeth? Are they sore to the touch? These are all signs that you might have gum disease‚ which is a veritable breath killer. Luckily‚ treating (and preventing) gum disease is easy -- brush your gums daily‚ floss between teeth daily‚ and have your mouth professionally cleaned by a dental hygienist regularly. If it turns out you do have gum disease
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Speech Do you ever wonder that smacking noise coming from someone’s mouth and you just want to turn around and smack the heck out of that person? That is an image of a cow chewing grass. Annoying right? Yes folks‚ which is a true beauty of chewing gum. There is more into of chewing gum than looking like a cow. The ancient Aztecs used chicle as a base for making the gum-like substance. Everyone started chewing gum in the Neolithic time period. But modern chewing gum was first developed in the
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The article starts with opening a teen’s eyes to realize that gum disease doesn’t only happen to people’s grandparents. Gum disease is what people call a periodontal disease. Which is a disease that affects the tissues that support the teeth commonly by inflammation. This disease is usually the result of the build up to plague. The article tells of who would be at risk of such things‚ how it works‚ and how to prevent as well as treat it. Many little things can add together to battle one’s teeth
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In everyday life‚ we accept every Chewing gum as a neutral product. And we still do not know how healthy or not so‚ it could be for us. What happens to us‚ while chewing a gum? It may seem‚ as nothing special for those who do it automatically‚ but certainly‚ it improves not only our teeth’s strength but also our body health. What are they? 1. Concentration - Chewing gum helps you concentrate better because it increases the rate of blood circulation‚ which brings extra oxygen and improves memory.
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Elder Care Services and Gum Disease It has been said that the mouth is the window the health. In other words‚ problems with the teeth and gums are often an indication of many more severe ailments within the body. By keeping up on your loved one’s oral health‚ you may also be reducing the chances for heart disease‚ kidney disease‚ liver disease‚ and digestive problems. Or‚ looked at from the other way‚ seniors with poor gum health have an increased risk of each of those disorders. Dr. Cynthia Carlsson
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can lead to tooth decay and gum recession‚ which can lead to gum disease. Smoking and sugary foods can also provoke the issue. If you’re not familiar with gum disease‚ here’s the basic run-down: The More Mild Form of Gum Disease is Called Gingivitis: It’s typically characterized by red‚ swollen and bleeding gums.
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Topic: Quit Chewing Gum Persuasive Intent: To persuade the audience to quit gum. Specific Purpose: The audience will be convinced that quitting chewing gum will be the key to improve oral health‚ save significant amount of money and reduce environmental hazard. Central Idea: Chewing gum could give you a soothing feeling but it is nothing compare to the feeling you will get after quitting it because quitting gum could greatly improves your oral health and save you a great amount of money.
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