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» Coated Tongue and Bad Breath
By R. Drysdale | Published 09/30/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Look at yourself in the mirror and stick out your tongue - do you have a coated tongue and bad breath?

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» Bad Breath Is Something We All Worry About
By R. Drysdale | Published 09/29/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

North Americans spend billions of dollars a year on breath mints, mouthwashes and gum to try to decrease the chances that someone will find our breath offensive.

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» What Causes Bad Breath
By John Gibb | Published 09/18/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Although it is considered common sense, let's begin with a quick definition of what bad breath is.

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» Home Remedies For Bruxism
By Kevin Pederson | Published 09/13/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Bruxism or teeth grinding is one of most damaging forms of dental disorders.

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» More Baby Boomers Getting Braces
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/9/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Adult orthodontia is big business. More 40-something year old parents have finally gotten all their children out of braces and now it's their turn.

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» Dental Care: A Surefire Killer Smile
By Charlene J. Nuble | Published 08/8/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

A smile freshens up the face better than any make-up can do.

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» Knowing Tooth Decay And Its Modern Treatments
By Charlene J. Nuble | Published 08/8/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

As warned by the World Health Organization, tooth decay is one of the world's most prevalent health problems in industrialized and especially in developing countries.

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» Modern Treatments Of Tooth Decay
By Charlene J. Nuble | Published 08/8/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

As warned by the World Health Organization, tooth decay is one of the world's most prevalent health problems in industrialized and especially in developing countries.

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» Treat That Oral Thrush Now!
By Charlene J. Nuble | Published 08/7/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

These days there are many kinds of diseases that are just dismissed by people as if they are not important.

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» Bothered By Tongue Thrush?
By Charlene J. Nuble | Published 08/7/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Thrush is yeast infection caused by specific species of fungi called Candida Albicans.

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» Gingivitis - A Gum Problem
By Sharon Hopkins | Published 07/27/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

It is a very common event in everyone's life to see swollen or bleeding gums when you get up to brush your teeth.

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» How Clean Are Your Teeth?
By John Gibb | Published 07/27/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Do you remember what things were like in the old days, when brushing your teeth was an exhausting ritual.

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» Treating Tartar And Plaque Problems
By Kevin Pederson | Published 07/20/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Keeping the teeth clean from tartar and plaque is very important for oral hygiene.

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» Bad Breath and Gingivitis
By David Snape | Published 07/5/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Does this sound familiar to you? My dentist and hygienist mentioned that I had irritated gums as they cleaned my teeth.

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» What Works for Oral Health?
By David Snape | Published 07/5/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Recently, within the last seven days actually, I purchased a HydroFloss. A what?

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» Bad Breath - Is It A Problem
By Paul Callis | Published 07/5/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Whether it is something we ate or drink, or even if we smoke. At some point all of us suffer from a slight form of bad breath.

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» Root Canal Treatmentl - Side Effects
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Some dentist argue that the bacteria die off because the root canal filling blocks off their source of nutritions.

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» Periodontal Disease - Linked to Chronic Lung Disease
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Learn how hidden bacteria in teeth cause side effects that can endanger your life.

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» Microorganisms That Are Involved In Dental Infection
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

This article is part of Dr. George Meinig's, DDS, FACD, research information of the extensive and investigative research of Dr. Weston Price's, DDS, FACD, research work.

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» Gum Disease Produces Astonishing Blood Changes
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Thousands of blood tests on patients and animals Infected by root filled teeth showed?

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» How The Different Root End Infections Affect the Body
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

There are three main kinds of root end tooth infections, but in most instances they are simply referred to as "abscessed teeth."

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» The Organ Most Attacked by Root Canal Bacteria
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Sixteen heart and other circulatory disease conditions were mentioned as disease problems which can occur as effect to the presence of root canal filled teeth.

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» X-Ray Pictures Fantastic but Limitation to Find Gum Infection
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Cheekbones, narrowness of jaws, the position of teeth and the formation of the hard palate make the taking of accurate x-ray pictures a challenge.

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» Root Canal Fillings Getting Better
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

The perfect filling of a root canal should completely fill and seal the canal to the very tip of the root.

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» Why Do Some People's Teeth Develop Dental Caries
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Most Individuals know that diet has something to do with it - and certainly sugar has - but why caries take place remains somewhat mysterious.

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» Gum Infection and Apicoectomy
By George Meinig | Published 06/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

When a root canal filling develops a granuloma, cyst, or some other infected area at the end of the root.

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» Gum Disease Home Remedy In Your Kitchen
By Rebecca Prescott | Published 06/5/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

For those of us with a sweet tooth, there is good news on the dental front.

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» How to Cure Bad Breath Permanently
By Foras Aje | Published 04/3/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

As humans, being liked, popular and sought after is a natural desire inherent in each of us.

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» Toothache, Could It Be More Then Just A Little Pain?
By Marc Lindsay | Published 03/31/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

A "Toothache" can usually be referred to as pain that is felt around the teeth and or jaw.

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» Tips For Curing Canker Sores
By Kevin Pederson | Published 03/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Canker sores are little white ulcers with red borders in the mouth.

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» Halitosis - A Foul Smell From Your Mouth
By Kevin Pederson | Published 03/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Halitosis also known as bad breath is one of the problems which many people face.

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» Yellow Teeth - Need For A Makeover
By Kevin Pederson | Published 03/17/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Yellow teeth or cavities in your teeth may not be such an appealing thing if you happen to smile to a person; you have met for the first time.

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» The Truth About Halitosis, More Commonly Known As Bad Breath
By Harold Katz | Published 01/6/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Halitosis, also more commonly known as bad breath, is caused by anaerobic producing bacteria which normally live within the surface of the tongue and in the throat.

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» How To Stop Morning Breath
By Harold Katz | Published 01/6/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

Approximately 35% of the world's population has a chronic, noticeable breath condition which usually leads them to seek help from a professional.

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» Beware of Teeth Whitening
By Joseph Mercola | Published 01/4/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Conventional tooth-whitening kits can result in a host of problems for your mouth, gums, teeth, and health in general.

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» Protecting Your Teeth With Antibacterial Chewing Gum?
By Joseph Mercola | Published 01/4/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Rating:

As many as 15 percent of U.S. soldiers have suffered from dental emergencies while on duty. In response, army scientists have developed an antibacterial chewing gum that contains a protein called KSL.

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» Best Results for Teeth Whitening, Products & Teeth Bleaching
By Amy-Jo Strutt | Published 01/2/2006 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

There is nothing worse than smiling in the mirror and seeing 2 rows of yellow teeth.

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» New Options for Braces
By Casey Morgan | Published 12/29/2005 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Orthodontic technologies have greatly improved the effectiveness, comfort, and aesthetic appeal of wearing braces for today's patients.

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» Cheap Teeth Whitening
By Jeff Lakie | Published 10/30/2005 | Mouth Dental Disorders | Unrated

Your smile is one of the things that makes you unforgettable. You can go into a room and frown your way around or you can brighten it up with a beautiful white smile.

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