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Scaling and Root Planing for Gum Disease | MouthHealthy - ADA If untreated, gum disease could lead to bone and tooth loss If gum disease is caught early and hasn’t damaged the structures below the gum line, a professional cleaning should do If the pockets between your gums and teeth are too deep, however, scaling and root planing may be needed
Orbit Sugarfree Gum | American Dental Association - ADA The ADA Council on Scientific Affairs’ Acceptance of Orbit Sugarfree Gum is based on its finding that the physical action of chewing Orbit Sugarfree Gum for 20 minutes after eating, stimulates saliva flow, which helps to prevent cavities by reducing plaque acids and strengthening teeth
ADA Home Oral Care Recommendations Home Oral Care Recommendations to Reduce the Risk of Caries and Gum Disease No two people are the same Help patients take charge of their oral health at home with these tailored, evidence-based oral care recommendations
Oral-Systemic Health | American Dental Association - ADA A number of systemic conditions and disease can affect oral health, systemically or due to physical inability to maintain appropriate oral hygiene Systemic conditions that can affect oral health include: 11 Behavioral and social disorders including interpersonal violence and elder abuse, or conditions involving chronic pain such as osteoarthritis, or motor control such as multiple sclerosis
Dental Floss Interdental Cleaners | American Dental Association - ADA Key Points Interdental cleaning helps remove debris and interproximal dental plaque, the plaque that collects between two teeth; dental floss and other interdental cleaners help clean these hard-to-reach tooth surfaces and reduce the likelihood of gum disease and tooth decay Use of an interdental cleaner (like floss) is an essential part of taking care of your teeth and gums; the U S
Pregnancy | American Dental Association - ADA During pregnancy, several oral health conditions are more common: Gingivitis may result from hormonal changes that exaggerate the response to bacteria in the gum tissue 4 Dental caries may occur due to changes in diet such as increased snacking due to cravings, increased acidity in the mouth due to vomiting, dry mouth or poor oral hygiene stemming from nausea and vomiting 1, 4 Pyogenic