Sentences with phrase «of tooth»

Have optimal oral development because of their jaw movements and nutrients in breastmilk decrease the risk of tooth decay

The challenge for parents is that a young child probably doesn't care about the repercussions of improper tooth care, and must be taught the routine of tooth brushing despite their very limited understanding of the future.

While we all agree that little babies with teeth are just adorable, the process of each tooth coming in is a rough one.

When your gums swell or become irritated, they start to recede, exposing the bottom surface of the tooth called the dentin.

This surface area is softer than the rest of the tooth and is constructed of small tubes that allow food and drinks to travel directly to the nerve — causing pain.

Have you heard of tooth decay?

As the story goes hardcore hockey player Dwayne bursts the bubble to «poor» kid about the non existence of the tooth fairy.

When he got back to the bench, he pulled out a tooth (or at least the crown of a tooth) and then continued playing.

The fact is: All products containing sugar and food acid have the potential to contribute to the risk of tooth decay and erosion.

The industry says that any food or beverage that contains fermentable carbohydrates (sugars and some starches) can play a role in the development of tooth decay but eating a varied diet, and practising proper dental hygiene, can reduce the risk of tooth decay developing.

They are NOT mushy, they have a great amount of tooth to them and really stand up to a fork.

Adelaide Steamship took ownership of Penfolds in 1980 when it bought the broader brewing business of Tooth & Co, but sold it to SA Brewing in 1990 as part of a drawn asset - sale program forced on it by bankers.

There is broad consensus that the frequency of sugars and starches consumption is far more important than the actual amount that is consumed, when considering risk of tooth decay.

• In relation to dental caries, sugars and cooked starches (eg bread, pasta) are fermentable carbohydrates that can increase the risk of tooth decay in the absence of good oral hygiene.

Any food or beverage that contains fermentable carbohydrates (sugars and some starches) can play a role in the development of tooth decay but eating a varied diet, and practising proper dental hygiene, can reduce the risk of tooth decay developing.

I like biscotti to have good crunch, but I've never been a fan of the tooth - breakingly hard ones that demand a dunk in coffee before consuming.

There is broad consensus that the frequency of sugars and starch consumption is far more important than the actual amount that is consumed, when considering risk of tooth decay.

We may have loved those little plastic tubs of tooth - achingly sweet, smooth - as - baby food applesauce as kids, but these days our tastes have matured.

I chipped off a part of my tooth last night just chewing on some animal crackers.

I added a few ingredients because I love bread with a bit of tooth and interesting flavours.

Potentially protective of tooth enamel, like xylitol.

the texture of the tooth pick from cold water is what you will get on your strawberry when you dip it.

A non-dentite emailed me a picture of your tooth cupcakes, but it only took a few seconds on google to find the source.

This was followed a few days later by the other one right next to it, and he is now $ 2.00 richer care of the Tooth Fairy.

Going by the results of the experiment described above, it would seem that one might be better off from the standpoint of tooth decay to eat a diet containing refined sugar and flour than to eat one that is high in whole grains.

I am improving my food choices after a recent dental abscess in an old root canal, leading to extraction of the tooth.

On the morning of the first phase of my tooth implant...

The world will not end... I seen a guy yesterday at giant eagle buying, 20 sticks of anti BO, ten things of tooth paste, 20 packs of toilet paper, 20 packs of paper towels.

They accuse him of obstructing social betterment, just as other regressive types once opposed fluoridation for the control of tooth decay.

This holds whether we are thinking of how to grow more grain in the tropics, reduce the birth rate, control inflation, stimulate economic growth, get rid of tooth decay, provide better health care, find some way to turn garbage into a useful resource, reduce air pollution, win the next election, avoid war with Russia, develop human potential, extend the length of life, or find a cure for cancer.

The Tooth Fairy analogy is an attempt to illustrate a special exemption in the standards of evidence for the existence of your god in comparisson with the standards of evidence you use for the existence of the Tooth Fairy.

In Mondale's eyes laissez - faire politics leaves us with a Hobbesian jungle of tooth - and - claw individuals instead of a Smithian marketplace of conscientious Christians.

The firing of a neuron is also an event, as is the aching of a tooth.

To him, man's root problem was his existence in evil matter ruled by a heartless law of tooth and fang.

Now that millions of people around the world are armed with cell phone cameras, you'd think we would get at least one picture of the tooth fairy, a unicorn, a UFO, or an angel by now.

Nevertheless, the philosopher himself believes that all arguments for God can be reduced to the logical absurdity of arguing for the existence of the Tooth Fairy or Santa Claus.

It is the adult version of the tooth fairy and Santa Claus all wrapped up into one big fairy tale.

They determined the age of the tooth.

You said, «And no atheist who believes the existence of God equals belief in the Tooth Fairy is going to concede the possibility of the existence of gods because there is no such possibility for the existence of the Tooth Fairy.»

The possibility of the Tooth Fairy existing is equal to that of any gods, including yours.

To elevate your god from the ranks of the Tooth Fairy, Pink Unicorns or Bob the Magical Blue Sock, to the level of Santa Claus, the Abominable Snowman or Loch Ness Monster, all you need is some circumstatial evidence.

I do not know of a single adult human being that has given their life to the Tooth Fairy, seen the Tooth Fairy, thinks there is a Tooth Fairy, prays to the Tooth Fairy, given new life by the Tooth Fairy, given hope by the Tooth Fairy, lived by the law of the Tooth Fairy, fought wars with a Fairy banner held high and last but not least Stalin, Mao and Poll Pot felt no need to eliminate and persecute those who held tight to the Tooth Fairy.

I suspect they understood the «truth» of the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus as well at some point in their life..

This is stronger proof for the existence of the tooth fairy, rather than god which does nothing.

There is just as much evidence for the existence of the tooth fairy as there is for Jesus, some might even say more.

Another verified buyer on Amazon wrote: «Best floss I've ever had, flavor is just subtle enough to not be overwhelming while pleasant enough to make flossing less unappealing, smooth enough to get between a couple of my teeth which have become nigh unassailable with normal floss since my dentist put fillings that all but connected my teeth together.»

The organic activated charcoal infused into Mysticoal Charcoal Activated Toothpaste binds with bacteria and plaque found on the surface of your teeth, lifting these unwanted materials away as you brush and rinse.

As per usual, he finds a way and, by the skin of his teeth saves the day.

This is another toothpaste best used by those without acute issues like cavities, but rather by people who take good care of their teeth and simply have lifelong sensitivity in their teeth.

Make sure to use gentle back and forth movements that cover the width of the teeth.