Sentences with phrase «affected tooth»

Methods include a proper teeth cleaning session or extraction of affected teeth.

In advanced cases, affected teeth essentially dissolve until only a bump under the gum is left.

Your Veterinarian will rate the amount of disease affecting a tooth into either stage I through IV.

It not only affects the teeth of the baby but it also affects the whole body of the infant.

One of our favorite pregnancy symptoms is vomiting and both gastric reflux and vomiting can affect the teeth because of the strong stomach acids that end up in the mouth in both cases.

There is more to dental care than simply removal of plaque and tartar from the tooth crown and the extraction of the severely affected teeth.

When periodontal disease is advanced, it may not be possible to save badly affected teeth, which may need to be extracted.

During the pregnancy you lack calcium, which affects your teeth's condition.

Although it is normal in the beginning, if you notice the finger sucking continues after she has begun teething she might affect her tooth development.

Initially cats with affected teeth may not show any symptoms at all.

Drinking these beverages can directly affect tooth enamel and lead to dental problems.

I find it pretty impressive that completely changing her diet can drastically affect her teeth.

I was about to put few drops of apple cider vinegar in her bowl and thought how would the acidity affect her teeth?

I wish we could let the world of animal lovers know how this junk pet food affects the teeth, kidneys and lungs.

This condition slowly destroys affected teeth while creating extreme pain when biting or chewing.

A dentist is a medical professional specializing in oral healthcare, including problems affecting the teeth and surrounding parts of the mouth.

The fang teeth, or canines, are one of the most commonly affected teeth in cats, along with the molars and premolars.

With grades three and four, oral surgery is often necessary to scale deep below the gumline or to remove affected teeth.

Mild gingivitis does not affect the tooth root and home care of the teeth (see: Home care for dental disease) may easily reverse most cases.

No matter which way you place the MAM in your baby's mouth, it will not adversely affect tooth or gum health.

It is the first time that evidence has been found to suggest that local anaesthetic could affect tooth cell growth and potentially impact upon tooth development.

Some say children can even suck their thumb without affecting their teeth until they're 2 years old, and the American Dental Association claims most can do it safely up to age 4 or 5, when permanent teeth usually start appearing.

I also remember you said something before about too much mag supplementing with your daughter affected her teeth.

A dentist can help you understand more about how fluoride affects the teeth, and may even recommend applying a topical fluoride varnish during routine dental visits.

However, Hallie shared with us that the negative affect her teeth have had on her self - confidence has only grown stronger as she's gotten older.

Tooth White Lightening Kits often say that the sort of food we eat at once affects our teeth and guts.

For patients that have developed periodontal disease, we have a «perioceutic», an antibiotic resin that helps to re-establish the lost attachment of the root to the socket in moderately affected teeth.

When dental disease affects tooth ligaments and cementum, the tooth loosens and falls out.

Our house cats suffer from mouth and dental disease as well: In colony of 109 mature pedigree cats kept by Royal Canin, on their dry cat foods, 98 % developed some degree of periodontal (gum) disease as well as bone loss affecting their tooth sockets.

Canine distemper virus can even affect the teeth.

For periodontal disease and tooth resorption, treatment generally involves removal of severely affected teeth together with treatment of bacterial infection with antibiotics.

The ailment affects the teeth making it difficult for the dog to feed properly and thus affecting the overall health of your pet.

Dental issues and dental disease don't just affect the teeth.

Because of its soft texture, moist dog food will also affect his teeth because more of it will get in between his teeth and stay on the surface, making them prone to cavities.

Periodontal disease not only affects the teeth, but also the gums and the bone structures that hold the teeth in place.

Unlike cavities caused by saccharolytic bacteria, FORLs may occur before the presence of periodontal disease affecting the teeth and gums.

According to a 2006 article published in the «American Journal of Human Genetics,» mutations and genes can affect tooth development.

Dental disease is a catch - all term, referring to any condition that adversely affects teeth or their supporting structures.

A study led by Dr. Bing Hu at Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry and involving other researchers from China and Switzerland, suggests for the first time that the use of local anaesthetic may affect tooth cell growth and the development of children's teeth.

Since general anesthesia in elderly cats is not without risk, when I see older cats with severe dental disease, I usually suggest that all severely affected teeth be extracted rather than cleaned again and again.

When periodontal disease is advanced, it may not be possible to save the badly affected teeth, which may need to be extracted.

Advanced Periodontal disease where there is bone loss present, may require the extraction of affected teeth.

I just didn't realize how much the thumb - sucking would affect her teeth.

Some experts also argue that «orthodontic» pacifiers are less likely to cause dental problems, however, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry states that «thumb, finger, and pacifier sucking all affect the teeth essentially the same way.»

A — Thumb, finger and pacifier sucking all affect the teeth essentially the same way.

While some parents might think their baby is sucking on their fingers too much and they may have concerns about whether this might affect their tooth and mouth development, it is actually completely normal for a baby between the ages of 2 - 6 months old to want to put things in their mouth.

Those who are anti-dummies claim that they affect teeth and language development, ignore the real reason behind a child's distress, and create a dependency which is hard to remove — literally in some cases.