In 1945, Grand Rapids, Michigan began a comparison test between the city and nearby Muskegon. They started the study after they began adding fluoride to drinking water. In the meantime, Muskegon went without. In the process, researchers performed “before and after” dental exams – among other tests to both groups.
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As COVID-19 has highlighted, some people live healthier lives and maintain better access to health services than others. And this is due entirely to the conditions in which they are born, grow, live, work and age.
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When someone loses a tooth and healthy teeth remain on both sides of the newly missing tooth or teeth, a fixed bridge is a viable treatment option.
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Dentists often replace a missing tooth with a non-removable solution such as a bridge or a dental implant. Today, most dental health professionals believe a dental implant to be the best solution.
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One of the things he is most well-known for is that he served as Commander in Chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Thereafter, George Washington emerged as the unanimous choice to serve as the first President of the United States.
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Some water supplies naturally contain fluoride, but for others fluoride is added to the water supply. If you would like to know if your community’s water supply contains fluoride, call your local water or health department.
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sk your dentist or dental hygienist for recommendations based on your personal needs and habits. You should change your toothbrush at least once every three months, because old brushes can harbor bacteria.
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Invest a new toothbrush to remove debris from your mouth after eating. This will help you avoid cavities which could result from sugary treats like Christmas cookies and drinks like hot chocolate.
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We enjoy holiday sweets just like you and the rest of the world. That said, sugar undermines oral health. The sugar itself is not what causes cavities.
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Your mother was right. The citric acid in lemon, oranges and limes can wear away enamel. So, whatever you do, don’t suck on citrus fruit.
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