During pregnancy, women’s bodies undergo complex physiological changes that can adversely affect oral health. For this reason, health professionals need to ensure that the pregnant women they serve receive needed oral health car...
Benefits of tooth brushing and prevent gum bleeding
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We all must have noticed a soft sticky layer forming on our teeth everyday. This layer is called PLAQUE. It is mainly formed of food debris and bacteria. Brushing teeth removes plaque and gives us clean teeth, gums and a fresh breath. For healthy teeth and gums it is mandatory to have good oral hygiene...
Tooth Brushing
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Brushing your teeth is one of the most effective ways of removing plaque from the exposed surfaces of your teeth and to make your teeth healthy.
Why Healthy Teeth Are Important?
Taking care of your teeth helps prevent plaque , which is a clear film of bacteria that sticks to your teeth.After...
Physiology of teeth
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Mouth Divisions:
The mouth can be divided into sections:
• Arches (there are 2 arches present)- an arch will divide the mouth into top and
bottom
• Quadrants (there are 4 quadrants present)- a quadrant divides an arch into right
and left
These divisions refer to both...
kinds of Teeth “permanent teeth”
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The teeth have the most important role and the hardest structure in human's jaws and many other spinescent animals. The main function of the teeth is cutting and grinding the food pieces. Further more, they help us in speaking properly.
Two kinds of teeth grow during every human's life cycle:...
Kinds of teeth “primary teeth or milky teeth ”
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The teeth have the most important role and the hardest structure in human's jaws and many other spinescent animals. The main function of the teeth is cutting and grinding the food pieces. Further more, they help us in speaking properly.
Two kinds of teeth grow during every human's life cycle:...
Tooth Anatomy” part 3 ”structure supported tooth
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Gingiva:
is tough connective tissue which lines the base of the teeth, holding them in place and protecting the jaw and teeth roots from infections. Known informally as the gums, the gingiva are a very important part of the oral anatomy, and caring for them is critical to maintaining...
Tooth Anatomy “ part 2” Tooth roots
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The tooth roots:
the part of the tooth that is embedded in bone. The root makes up about two-thirds of the tooth and holds the tooth in place.
The roots are embedded in the tooth socket in the jaw bone.
the anchor to a human tooth, the root extends into the bone of the jaw and houses...
Tooth Anatomy “part 1”
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download videos of tooth anatomy.
Download tooth anatomy PDF with less details.
Crown:
the top part of the tooth, and the only part you can normally see. The shape of the crown determines the tooth's function. For example, front teeth are sharp and chisel-shaped for...
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Mouth Divisions: The mouth can be divided into sections: • Arches (there are 2 arches present)- an arch will divide the mouth int...
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The teeth have the most important role and the hardest structure in human's jaws and many other spinescent animals. The main function...
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The teeth have the most important role and the hardest structure in human's jaws and many other spinescent animals. The main function ...
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Gingiva: is tough connective tissue which lines the base of the teeth, holding them in place and protecting the jaw and teeth root...
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We all must have noticed a soft sticky layer forming on our teeth everyday. This layer is called PLAQUE. It is mainly formed of food debri...