If a family had a lower income or the mother had less schooling, children had more dental cavities and were at a higher risk of having severe cavities.
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About 20 percent of Americans over age 65 have untreated cavities, the National Center for Health Statistics has reported, with cavities much more prevalent among blacks, Hispanics and Asians.
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The children also had their teeth scored by dentists as belonging to one of three categories: having no signs of current or previous dental cavities; having signs of current or previous cavities affecting the enamel (a tooth's hard, outer layer); or having signs of cavities that penetrated the enamel and affected the underlying dentine as well.
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But now, they're out and ready to give you cavities.
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Sometimes, I feel like I'm a dentist looking for cavities.
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Instead of tissue, the brain cavities were filled with fluid.
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Injuries to oral cavities, throats, and tonsils were most typical.
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According to the CDC, fluoridation reduces cavities by 25 percent.
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Heads explode, axes enter chest cavities, and Molotov cocktails rain down.
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In the case of propellers, the cavities erode the blades' substance.
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Fluoride in water can prevent tooth decay and protect against cavities.
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This wasn't just disappointment, it was cavities forming in real time.
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Insulating glass units featuring cavities filled with argon help reduce condensation.
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That said, it is not the right treatment for all cavities.
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If you use a fluoride toothpaste, then you have less cavities.
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Otoconia live in two little cavities called the utricle and saccule.
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Placing detectors inside a pyramid can discern cavities within a solid structure.
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One is arterial and one is for the cavities or the abdomen.
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That said, the most common oral ailments are cavities and gum disease.
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Sugary drinks also raise the risk of cavities and type 2 diabetes.
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After they finished checking my cavities, they told me to get dressed.
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Severe cavities — huge holes that trap food and plaque — still require fillings.
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Dental sealants can protect against 80 percent of cavities for two years.
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When filling cavities, some dentists advocate bonded amalgams over non-bonded amalgams.
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In the US, millions of people struggle with tooth decay and cavities.
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Blood was pouring into body cavities from scores of torn blood vessels.
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Preschoolers who have cavities in their baby teeth are three times as likely as other preschool children to develop cavities in their permanent teeth, according to an often-quoted study published in the Journal of Dental Research in 2002.
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This way, the acid won't eat through and the sugar won't cause cavities.
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The German team will continue testing differently shaped cavities with more applied power.
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Cavities occur in the enamel itself, so your body can't quite repair them.
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When it comes to preventing cavities, good saliva is the most important thing.
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The sugar contributes to the rise in obesity rates and gives children cavities.
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He also has hydrocephalus, a build-up of fluid in the brain cavities.
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The change was also put in place to prevent the development of cavities.
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The boy had cavities because he had been falling asleep with his bottle.
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Giving babies bottles of fruit juice or sugar water also can cause cavities.
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It lists prices on its website for extra procedures like having cavities filled.
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Otherwise, bottle manufacturers would be responsible for litter and sugar producers for cavities.
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One of the diseases that can cause those kinds of cavities was tuberculosis.
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Dr. Carlsson was an outspoken critic of fluoridating water supplies to prevent cavities.
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In the future, she might consider furthering these possibilities into the piece's cavities.
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The houses on poles help bird species that need cavities to nest in.
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Some squirrels build nests in tree cavities rather than among the high branches.
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LIGO and LSD both have two armlike cavities that form the shape of an L. LIGO captures gravitational waves by monitoring subtle changes in the distances traveled by lasers as they bounce off mirrors at opposite ends of these cavities.
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Although the overall trend is a positive one, young members of minority communities continue to have the highest number of cavities as well as the highest number of untreated cavities, the CDC found in its latest study of dental decay.
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The higher your blood sugar level, the higher your risk of tooth decay (cavities).
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Squid have evolved complex proteins in the suction-cup cavities that line their tentacles.
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At the end of this period, 78% of the children had no new cavities.
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Please, please make sure your children brush and floss, so they don't get cavities.
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"We are not doing this mission in order to find hidden cavities," Helal said.
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It also apparently aids in preventing cavities by removing plaque and detoxifying your mouth.
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Specifically, it likes to crawl into car-engine cavities and chew on the wiring.
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And let's just say that the party was exactly what cavities are made of.
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Tape first develops cavities between the adhesive and the surface to which it's stuck.
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Cavities can progress rather rapidly to other problems once they get past tooth enamel.
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Brushing, flossing and semiannual visits are meant to stave off cavities and gum disease.
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Dentists may also offer sealants for older children and for adults prone to cavities.
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The interval between X-rays is determined by the rate at which cavities develop.
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There are things we can do to prevent cavities and preserve our oral health.
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Your teeth were fine until that dentist said you had a bunch of cavities.
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Consequences of cavities The implications of poor oral health are wide-ranging, experts say.
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Dental cavities are the most common chronic disease among youth ages 6 to 19.
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Sutures, nasal turbinates, inner ear bones, sinus cavities, real teeth, pathology, natural imperfections, etc.
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As a pediatric dentist, Bachelorette alum Ashley Hebert Rosenbaum sees a lot of cavities.
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Crimi is also using ultrasound waves to create cavities—essentially holes—in the water.
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Instead of getting that standard treatment, patients can now have S.D.F. brushed on cavities.
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There just aren't enough cavities to go around to keep their businesses thriving anymore.
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" Cavities are not the only concern, Neurath said: "The proposed rule is not adequate.
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Other studies measuring the relationship between long-term breastfeeding and dental cavities have had mixed results -- though this could be due in part to the researchers looking at cavities in children of different ages and defining prolonged breastfeeding by different time ranges.
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"I was 16 years old, and I remember I had 16 cavities," he told me.
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If the process isn't stopped and they aren't repaired, these can become big, visible cavities.
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Queen Elizabeth I was said to have painful cavities from excessive sugar—a luxury item.
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Uber also notes that its design has two optical cavities, while Waymo's has only one.
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"If we want to prevent cavities, the bacteria thing is a numbers game," Messina says.
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Whether they're in your teeth or in an Antarctic glacier, cavities are a bad sign.
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"It's also more porous meaning that there's a higher chance of getting cavities," she said.
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It is one thing when my kids believe the tooth fairy will fix their cavities.
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But it's also because the bacteria that causes cavities, called caries, signify an infectious disease.
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Typically, it takes about two years or more for cavities to penetrate adult teeth enamel.
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These programs help prevent cavities in school-aged children and save taxpayer dollars in Medicaid.
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The males stayed with their tadpoles in small water-filled cavities high in the trees.
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What will happen, however, is plaque buildup which increases risk of cavities and gum disease.
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Vegetation, cracks and cavities were all recreated out of concrete to give a natural appearance.
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It was stuffed into the bird's back and neck cavities, and cooked in the bird.
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The cool mint flavor also freshens breath dramatically, while the fluoride inside protects against cavities.
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In dental offices nationwide, children who need cavities filled or teeth pulled are sometimes sedated.
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Her parents sued after dental experts found no evidence of cavities on her X-rays.
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Research now shows, though, that chewing gum containing sugar actually increases the risk of cavities.
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Preventing cavities in young children Dr. Ruchi Sahota, a family dentist and spokeswoman for the American Dental Association, said that while breastfeeding does seem to have certain dental benefits on its own, the most important thing that moms can do is prevent cavities early on.
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I had to get in there armpits-deep to make sure all cavities were filled properly.
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Male bedbugs inseminate females by piercing their bellies and depositing sperm inside their paramours' body cavities.
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As many as 13 percent of the adult skeletons found at the site exhibited dental cavities.
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The team slices deeper, every so often puncturing cavities and letting out a hiss of gas.
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And we look at the evidence that supports getting dental sealants for children to prevent cavities.
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There's a reason that mothers with lots of cavities sometimes have children who suffer the same.
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Properly aligned teeth are also easier to clean, which helps prevent plaque, bacteria buildup and cavities.
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Environmental factors are more important than genetics in determining who gets cavities, a new study reports.
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Swabs from its nasal and oral cavities were what tested "weak positive" for coronavirus, officials said.
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Swabs of its nasal and oral cavities tested "weak positive," it said in a statement Friday.
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Singapore prefers columbaria, in which urns of cremated remains are stored in cavities on a wall.
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Cavities underneath the ice sheets are some of the most remote environments on Earth, he said.
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If your teeth are sensitive, it doesn't necessarily mean that you have a plethora of cavities.
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If you presumably have too much tartar or if you have gingivitis, if you have cavities.
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It started with pediatric dentists, who began paying for leftovers to ward off cavities and obesity.
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They grow as filaments, feeding on iron compounds and creating tube-shaped cavities in the sediment.
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Nasally, vitamin B12 can be absorbed across epithelial cells, which line the nasal cavities and airways.
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That supposedly smooth surface was full of "cavities and prominences", like the face of a smallpox victim.
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Longer than six months is risky if you already have cavities or periodontitis, smoke, or have diabetes.
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I've seen so much stuff crammed into people's anal cavities that I'm rarely surprised by it anymore.
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Tooth sensitivity is usually a symptom of an underlying issue like weakened enamel, recessed gums, or cavities.
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Common tooth sensitivity not caused by cavities or gum disease is usually caused by weakening tooth enamel.
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In his oil paintings, meanwhile, blood-red spurts emanate from corporeal pinks and black cavities and orifices.
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That creates cavities which, if they grow too large, eventually fail to support the rock layers above.
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That bristling structure, the researchers showed, created cavities of an ideal size and shape for trapping light.
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The mines have filled with poison from water and air entering earth cavities, mixing with sulfurous minerals.
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In the past humans have used their massive internal cavities as storage houses, prisons -- even drinking dens.
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Hispanic youths had the most cavities (52%) compared with black (44.3%), Asian (42.6%) and white (39%) youths.
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Almost one in five adults of Medicare eligibility age (65 years old and older) have untreated cavities.
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It might not be the most comfortable position, but it's worth it for the clearer nasal cavities.
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Studies have shown a second brushing of S.D.F. six to 18 months after the first arrests cavities.
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It is these cavities that are believed to create a brown or pink color, Dr. Harlow said.
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More from Kim's hilarious digital footprint: In 2009, Kim's sixth sense was an ability to sniff out cavities.
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According to Victor Pest , peppermint is a menthol that is very potent and can irritate their nasal cavities.
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There are other animals with similar-looking brain cavities, and other hypotheses for what might be going on.
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Cavities are the most chronic childhood disease in this country, and the biggest reason is prolonged bottle feeding.
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The calcium carbonate then grows up around the micelles—even making little cavities in itself to accommodate them.
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Instead, he chases the ghost of TRL past with acrid pop cavities that he once held with contempt.
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The fertilised females lay their eggs in trays fitted with cavities shaped like honeycomb and slathered in molasses.
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Relax — this transition won't hurt a bit... unlike the cavities you're sure to develop within the next week.
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Although this is quickly filled by other species of Streptococcus, they are associated with a lack of cavities.
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It wasn't long before the team found wall cavities that hadn't been seen for 75 years or more.
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Afterward, I've often had flashbacks to that gruesome trip, especially while doing very mundane stuff—like filling cavities.
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If you're overdue and need something to fight off cavities, consider investing in a Pursonic S450 Electric Toothbrush.
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Burners, then, were encouraged to touch, climb, and explore the inner cavities of the sculpture's 'ossified helical' frame.
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However, children with adequately spaced primary (baby) teeth and no cavities do not need any dental X-rays.
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Now there's an alternative: an antimicrobial liquid that can be brushed on cavities to stop tooth decay — painlessly.
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In January, Oregon became the first state to reimburse Medicaid providers for treating cavities with silver diamine fluoride.
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Black youths had the most untreated cavities (17.1%) compared with Hispanic (13.5%), white (23%) and Asian (10.5%) youths.
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According to the mandarin, the Oriental bees Were the first to hoard their honey in the mountain cavities.
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Natural cracks and cavities in the bedrock slowly expand, and the soil above it begins to fall through.
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Canines have 21625 million olfactory receptors in their nasal cavities, which are integral to a sense of smell.
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Milk is produced and stored in the breasts by little cavities in the breast tissue called mammary alveoli.
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It&aposs produced and stored in the breasts by little cavities in the breast tissue called mammary alveoli.
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I have no cavities this visit, a small miracle given my consumption of sweets, which is truly prodigious.
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The bird nests in tree cavities in old-growth forests, and the storm snapped old trees in two.
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The group has specialized in developing nonmetallic bombs that can be inserted into body cavities to avoid detection.
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In the past, the hospital's ENT department has removed a leach, houseflies, and maggots from patients' nasal cavities.
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Sealants work: the CDC reports schoolchildren receiving sealants have one-third the cavities than those who do not.
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Perhaps that is so, but my mouth might also be free of cavities forever if I remove my teeth.
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Your sexual organs aren't at risk of getting cavities, so don't let a tube of Crest anywhere near them.
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On his latest outing, his mom took him to the dentist to make sure he didn't have any cavities.
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Real Talk: There's little evidence that flossing actually works to prevent cavities and gum disease, says a new report.
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A hundred and sixteen people died from traumatic asphyxia, or having their chest cavities crushed inward resulting in suffocation.
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Daisy Lynn Torres of Austin, Texas, was given anesthesia for a crown placement operation on her cavities in April.
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Rachel Hock, 30, Boston, Massachusetts About a year ago, I went to the dentist to have two cavities filled.
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But thanks to a sweet tooth and a mediocre dental hygiene regimen in college, I got a few cavities.
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That melting gives rise to cavities: A nearly Manhattan-sized gap was discovered under the Thwaites Glacier in February.
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When sealant programs are introduced in schools with children at higher risk for cavities, they can be cost-saving.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics still recommends that kids drink fluoridated tap water, because it helps prevent many cavities.
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Older children with a low propensity for cavities can go 18 months to three years between bitewing X-rays.
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It indicates that even prehistoric humans were curious and concerned about dental health and began curative practices for cavities.
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Scientists and dentists have long understood that streptococcus bacteria in the mouth are linked to the formation of cavities.
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Children's excessive consumption of juice has been linked to an increased risk of weight gain, shorter stature and cavities.
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The grown-up version of the candy bracelets you loved as a youngster, but without the threat of cavities.
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Fluoride is on hand to help prevent cavities and to kill off bacteria, and peroxide helps whiten your teeth.
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Alternatively, Bashash said, fluoride in drinking water is considered one of the "biggest public health victories" in preventing cavities.
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She says we've advanced beyond the one-block denture depiction, but aren't quite ready to see cavities, it seems.
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Instead of filling cavities with porcelain, silver, gold, or other more common materials, researchers inserted a sponge soaked with tideglusib.
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These cavities create surface tension, allowing cats to wick and stabilize salival fluid, even if the tongue is upside down.
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It's one of the most universal recommendations in all of public health: Floss daily to prevent gum disease and cavities.
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But the suspicion remains among some people, dentists included, that even so, certain children are doomed to develop dental cavities.
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These cavities grow, and eventually, the adhesive stretches into long fibers 10 times the tape's initial thickness before they snap.
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That buildup of pathogenic bacteria can cause interdental cavities and gingivitis, a form of gum disease characterized by gum inflammation.
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Axl's voice resonates in a way few other singers' voices do; rattling around the sinus cavities, vibrating in the skull.
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They've also recommended that Kaylee receive prosthetic eyes to preserve her facial structure and keep bacteria out of the cavities.
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The bill authorizes dental therapists to independently perform teeth cleanings and other important procedures, drill for cavities, and apply crowns.
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And thank you to these two helpful yet lifeless dolls whose vacant ocular cavities will haunt me until end times.
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They fill in and seal pits and grooves of teeth, making them more resistant to bacteria that can cause cavities.
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From these, the review concluded that sealants are effective in reducing cavities for at least four years after each application.
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Nearly a quarter of 2- to 5-year-olds have cavities, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Silver diamine fluoride also may help nursing-home residents, who often experience severe cavities if their teeth aren't routinely brushed.
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Children aged 6 to 11 years without sealants have almost three times more first molar cavities than children with sealants.
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Sometimes you skip out on flossing, but you're confident that brushing before bed keeps cavities and other bacterial scaries away.
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They captured images of fluid-filled cavities that they wanted to understand better, so they took them to Dr. Theise.
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They found no change in allergies or asthma, cavities, height, blood pressure, weight, or indicators for being overweight or obese.
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When COVID-19 reaches the lungs, their mucous membranes — which line the various body cavities and air tracts — become inflamed.
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Drug side effects are frequent and include mental fogginess, sedation, weight gain, sexual dysfunction and dry mouth leading to cavities.
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And the parrots nest in cavities in the island's limestone, and no doubt would have hunkered down during the storm.
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The liquid can be filled inside cavities around the flexible display to help it bend and move into different positions.
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Other findings included malformations of cortical development, decreased brain volume, and ventriculomegaly - a condition where the brain cavities are abnormally enlarged.
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They are actually scoop-shaped, the researchers found, with two hollow cavities: one at the base and one at the tip.
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Typically, particle physics experiments use oscillating electric fields, called radiofrequency cavities, and high-powered magnets to accelerate particles to high energies.
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It affects the delicate tissue that lines body cavities, most often around the lungs but also in the abdomen and elsewhere.
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Such research, like the reviewed studies, focused on warning signs like bleeding and inflammation, barely dealing with gum disease or cavities.
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Still, you don't want your little ones to have a mouthful of cavities the next time you go to the dentist.
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The participants using anticholinergic drugs were also found to have reduced brain volume and larger ventricles, the cavities inside the brain.
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Craters are cavities on the surface of a planet that are usually caused by the impact of asteroids, meteorites or comets.
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The microwave photons bounced around inside the cavities, and the team managed to connect them with a sapphire superconducting artificial atom.
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For those disposed of at sea, they'd hack open their victims' chest cavities, to ensure that the corpses sank, he recalls.
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When working with these samples, scientists noticed that the bubbles of graphene changed color depending on the pressure inside the cavities.
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"Anything acidic which contacts your teeth will wear out the enamel, the protective coating, and that will cause cavities," Boghosian adds.
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"And then if you choose to breastfeed after 24 months, be sure that you're also employing preventative methods to avoid cavities."
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This is particularly problematic given that the World Health Organization estimates that nearly 100 percent of adults worldwide have dental cavities.
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For children, there's good evidence that the use of fluoride varnish or sealants can be a powerful tool to prevent cavities.
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In contrast, bacteria that are more common in children who consume a lot of sugar were associated with having more cavities.
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And, parents also should pay attention to what children eat, avoiding sugary foods and drinks to lower the risk of cavities.
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It affects the delicate tissue that lines body cavities, most often around the lungs, but also in the abdomen and elsewhere.
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As for very rare red diamonds, the theory is that they are the result of cavities of a very uniform size.
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More than four in five kids had cavities and fillings, and 68 percent of them also had bleeding during dental exams.
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Starlings compete for nesting cavities with native cavity-dwellers: bluebirds and tree swallows, woodpeckers and chickadees, wood ducks and tufted titmice.
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While cavities are a nuisance when the tooth is inside a person's mouth, the bacteria that cause them can be very dangerous.
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Bubbles of vapour (ie, cavities) form in water wherever there is low pressure, such as on the trailing edges of propeller blades.
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If economists really were dentists, this might be fine; no one needs a political ideology of cavities to perform a root canal.
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In the image captured by Hubble, the red streaks are glowing gas cavities and filaments of star debris, which continue to expand.
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Anyway, if you really want your hot and slimy sexual cavities filled with huge, powerful WiFi signals, you can do that.7.
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Mucus could even pool in the sinus cavities, the air pockets in your face's bone structure, building up pressure and triggering headaches.
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Whales are full of bacteria, just like us, so when they wash up dead, their body cavities play host to microbial anarchy.
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Among the children in the study, 23.9% had severe cavities and 48% had at least one tooth surface affected by a cavity.
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Many companies offer soundproofing services by, for example, adding fibreglass panels to walls and ceilings and inserting dampening material into the cavities.
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Alternatively, if you can feel cavities forming just by looking at this picture, you can save $80 on this Oral-B toothbrush.
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Doing that doesn't just prevent gingivitis and plaque formation; it also prevents cavities, which is the outcome that we care most about.
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Instead they are supposed to inspect each mouth for cavities or gum disease and then recommend specific X-rays for specific reasons.
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The use of dental cone-beam CT scans for routine screening purposes like diagnosing cavities is "definitely not recommended," Dr. Mallya said.
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But less advanced cavities may be treated by brushing a liquid called silver diamine fluoride on decayed parts to stop the infection.
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Generally, smaller cavities require thinner grout, so Jabouri started with a milky solution and increased its thickness as the void took more.
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Female gall wasps lay their eggs inside these hollow cavities (called galls, hence the name) which provide sustenance and shelter for the young.
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In both toffee groups and the caramel group, the increase in cavities occurred immediately after the children began eating them, the study added.
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The study has been used to prevent cavities in many school children and has been cited numerous times by other reviewers, he said.
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Squier took her daughter, Daisy Lynn Torres, to Austin Children's Dentistry in Austin, Texas, so she could get crowns placed on two cavities.
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Evangelists roam around preaching the word of God, volunteer hairdressers provide free trims, and dentists scour around migrants' mouths for cavities to fill.
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Researchers at King's College released a study today stating they've discovered a medicine that can prompt teeth to regrow over cavities or injuries.
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At the end of the week, I'll have to get three of the cavities filled in; after that, we'll schedule the last two.
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"People sit there nude," says Tierno, potentially spreading staphylococcus bacteria via their underarms and rectal cavities, which can potentially lead to staph infections.
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There are a lot of themes of magic and witchcraft, but this theme of skinning and cavities and the open flesh wound images.
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With news of a forthcoming album, legions of fiending fans have been waiting and snorting up new music releases into their brain cavities.
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The Mess It'll Make: Cavities and gum disease, for starters, which could lead to tooth decay and eventual tooth loss if left untreated.
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Dr. Herrick said the consumption of sugar in teenagers and older children has been linked to cavities, asthma, obesity and high blood pressure.
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According to Dr. Divya Balasubramanian, a doctor of osteopathic medicine in Dallas, ears, sinuses, and mouth cavities most commonly hold manifestations of barotrauma.
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The highest prevalence of total and untreated cavities was found among Hispanic and non-Hispanic black youth, according to the study, released Friday.
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Sculptures made of clay, brass, mortar and cement suggest bodily forms, cavities and crevasses, as well as the constant presence of the artist.
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That doesn't mean sugar is without dangers: it certainly plays a role in the development of obesity, to say nothing of dental cavities.
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"The danger is that the cavities underneath the dam will become much, much larger," Adamo, the former deputy director of dams, told me.
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Overall, just 33 kids, or 4.5 percent, had no signs of bleeding, cavities, fillings, or pockets around teeth that can signal gum disease.
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Some sources stress that metazoans have specialized digestive cavities, or develop from embryos into adult organisms capable of making the next generation of embryos.
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Behind the inflamed skin are her sinus cavities, her physician told WDIV, and the infection could have spread to her brain through her sinuses.
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It's a different experience to see small bits of litter and the normal urban cavities where water can collect transformed into reservoirs of disease.
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Marvelena's death comes only four months after a 14-month-old baby died from complications of anesthesia administered for the treatment of dental cavities.
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As a teenager, the singer's parents attempted taking her to Mexico to get her cavities checked by a dentist because California was too expensive.
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The "lamps" in these experiments are photonic crystal cavities tuned to a specific wavelength of light—in this case, a deep shade of red.
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The products have also been linked with mesothelioma, a rare and deadly form of cancer that affects the delicate tissue that lines body cavities.
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He also says they should wipe their infants' gums and teeth with a cloth after feeding them to remove residue that can cause cavities.
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But studies show it can halt the progression of cavities and prevent them, and dentists are increasingly using it off-label for those purposes.
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Just before removal, they're flushed with a cold preservation solution, and ice may be placed in the body cavities to help cool them down.
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With extra sweets, kids not only add bad bacteria that causes cavities, they also lose the good bacteria they were born with, Dupont said.
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But sunlight now reaches cavities of the forest that have not felt a ray of light in decades, bringing with it a scorching heat.
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She is best known for massive wall reliefs she creates by contorting steel, slicing canvas, and twisting wire into dark cavities that resemble voids.
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Passers-by had also raced to the school immediately after the quake to pluck students from the cavities and openings of the buckled structure.
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When massive stars are still young, they send out flows of gas that open huge cavities in the clouds of interstellar dust around them.
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It also includes Activated Charcoal Teeth Whitener Powder, an organic whitening solution that not only brightens teeth but also prevents the formation of cavities.
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As the internal planes of the crystal slide past one another, tiny cavities may be created because atoms are missing from the crystal structure.
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You have to build all that with a lot of money first, without really knowing if you're going to have somebody have fewer cavities.
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We could avert untold misery and tap untold potential if behavioral health care was as accessible early — just like care for cavities or diabetes.
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Absent cape and crown and royal retinue, he will wander the earth in search of those joyless cavities still crying out for their king.
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Together, these two symptoms, argues Taichman, helps to explain the wasting condition of the crew, and particularly their oral cavities, as documented by indigenous peoples.
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While plenty focus on whitening and preventing cavities, others get more specific about destroying the mouth bacteria that's causing bad breath in the first place.
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Prior to this discovery, scientists had observed larger veins traversing the skull, but not these small channels linking the bone marrow cavities to the meninges.
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And occasionally it simply feels like a sadist is squeezing down on one of my major organs' four cavities between immovable thumb and unstoppable finger.
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Another sign of deterioration, the average volume of fluid-filled cavities called ventricles, was 9 percent lower for the counseling group than for the others.
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What we hear as speech is a combination of all these interactions of air passing through these cavities and over and between these body parts.
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I also have to make a follow-up appointment to get some cavities filled that the dentist didn't have time to get to today. Yay.
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Image: Associated Press/Julio CortezFrom a very young age, it's drilled into us that we need to floss daily to prevent gum disease and cavities.
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Flossing is supposed to protect us from gum disease, get rid of plaque, and prevent cavities, but we actually don't know this to be true.
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Then, on July 3, she will undergo the first of two surgeries to her orbital cavities that will prepare her to eventually receive prosthetic eyes.
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The hypothesis behind this fear is that some combinations of genes may give succour to the sorts of oral bacteria which are responsible for cavities.
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Garcia was diagnosed with hydrocephalus, a rare condition in which cerebrospinal fluid builds up in the cavities deep within the brain, at 11 months old.
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"When you sign up to use this particular toothbrush, it's collecting information, sensitive information, about your brushing habits, where your cavities are located," he said.
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Someone may contact the city in search of a woman wearing an aba made in Turkey, who wore a black bra, a woman with cavities.
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But she says you're better off using one that contains fluoride and has been tested and proven to show that it reduces plaque and cavities.
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Most of the "meteorwrongs" are actually masses of iron, glassy byproducts from smelting ore called slags, or igneous rocks with small cavities called vesicular rocks.
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Alejandra Bujeiro, 32, was delighted that her 3-year-old daughter, Natalia, didn't have to have two cavities filled in the back of her mouth.
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Also, if the flavor (natural or synthetic) is citrus (sour), that would also make the liquid more acidic, which would increase the risk of cavities.
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Hope: Kids these days know that brushing their teeth prevents cavities, and also that human activity is contributing to climate change in a major way.
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"Cavities are formed when specific microbes in your mouth degrade sugar, producing acid as a byproduct, which then dissolves our teeth," Dupont said by email.
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The pumice, which is filled with holes and cavities, floats like an iceberg does, with about 90% underwater and 10% above water, the pair explained.
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Colgate's toothpaste makes morning breath a distant memory, but it also fights cavities, gingivitis, and other nasty germs that cause bad breath and other complications.
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Adults who are at high risk for cavities or have dark spots and holes in their teeth should get bitewings every six to 18 months.
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Scientists think molecules with phosphorus begin to form on the walls of these cavities as they&aposre pummeled with radiation from the young, massive stars.
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"Cleaning in between our teeth is one of the best things we can do to prevent cavities, bleeding, gum disease, and infection," Dr. Sahota said.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how cavities or other oral health problems might directly cause heart attacks or strokes.
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The headlights, metal grill, and front bumpers of the two flanking cars have been removed and the cavities carefully in filled in and painted over.
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Adults who properly care for their teeth and have no symptoms of oral disease or cavities can go two to three years between bitewing X-rays, according to the A.D.A. Adults with a high risk of cavities (like those with a history of them) should receive them at least every 18 months, and possibly more frequently, depending on the condition of teeth and gums.
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I only have three cavities to fill, which is a lot less than I bargained for having not gone to the dentist in like eight years.
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Image Courtesy of Julian Pender HumeSome bones contained unusual cavities, which the team believes is linked to the dodo's molting, or natural shedding of its feathers.
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Medical schools taught educational lectures about sinus cavities, and the Seventh Day Adventist Christians performed shows to proselytize people to joining their church, according to Sullivan.
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Fluoride only protects against cavities when applied directly to the tooth enamel, so there is no benefit to a baby until the child's teeth have appeared.
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"Meaning, two people can have the same exact amount of plaque and one may wind up with tons of cavities and the other none," he says.
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Some survived by cramming their faces against the railings, taking in as much air as they could, although the crush prevented their chest cavities from expanding.
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Turns out there have not been rigorous randomized controlled trials to back up the commonly made claims that the practice helps prevent gum disease and cavities.
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But instead of creating laser pulses by accelerating electrons down copper pipe, it will push them through niobium metal cavities held at minus 456 degrees Fahrenheit.
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They commonly forage along mowed road shoulders, on ball fields and in gardens, and will appropriate a surprising range of cavities, natural or not, for nesting.
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"The anatomical structures used for producing vocalizations such as the vocal cords, larynx, and mouth cavities are the same for seals and humans," Janik told Gizmodo.
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For instance, two papers from India came to opposite conclusions about whether charcoal was more or less effective at reducing cavities than chewing on a stick.
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Camargo warned that the opposite problem can also happen—dentists might clean your teeth and fill cavities, but they'll ignore gum problems until it's too late.
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She says she'd need to see the whole ultrasound to determine if excess fluid is present in additional cavities such as the heart, lungs or abdomen.
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McKie, who has been a patient of Dr. McNeely since birth, suffers from hydrocephalus— a build-up of fluid in the cavities deep within the brain.
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It likely had a plant-based diet, perhaps eating sweet foods like fruit in forested environments, judging from the cavities seen in its teeth, Wang said.
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Nearly a quarter of all children between the ages of 2 and 5 have cavities, a study at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found.
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For the truly dedicated, two to three years of using triclosan toothpaste showed a 5 percent drop in cavities compared with brushing with fluoride paste alone.
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Since fluoride was introduced into community water over 70 years ago, the CDC says, there has been a 25% reduction in cavities in children and adults.
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Objects come out smooth — if a bit crude in this prototype stage — and they can have features and cavities that other 3D printers struggle to create.
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I'd shake the red soil from the ocular cavities, hand them over to my father as he scribbled in his field notebook, and pocket the coin.
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Slice open the peppers, then use your fingers to add the bulgur and close them up — as opposed to trying to spoon filling into the cavities.
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Most people don't realize that cavities are the result of an out-of-control infection that can only really be cured by improving their oral hygiene.
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David Thompson, the administrator for Children's Dental Surgery Center, told Fox 40 the center only does general dental procedures — such as filling cavities and putting on crowns.
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Armed with these scant clues, Taichman decided to investigate the prevailing cause-of-death theories, and study how each condition may have affected the sailors' oral cavities.
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The laboratory "uses innovative ground research, which includes scanning of cavities and their dynamics, (and) strives to develop new discovery and mapping techniques", a military statement said.
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It can technically be handled, but because of its very dry texture, a greasy finger could damage the optical trapping cavities, and it's still susceptible to scratches.
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For a first experience with Cheerwine, it was a pleasant one, though I'm almost certainly on the fast track to a mouthful of cavities as a result.
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We've all seen those electric toothbrush commercials that claim to be the best at cleaning between your gums, preventing cavities, warding off gum disease, yadda yadda yadda.
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Dr. Veytsman says that she doesn't just love this formula because of the great flavor, but because it's non-abrasive, fights cavities, and buffs away stains — fast.
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Neuroethologist Jayne Yack and her team at Carleton University's Yack Lab, a laboratory focused on biological sensory systems, noticed the inflated veins were close to ear cavities.
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At age 5, the children visited a dentist, and were examined for decayed, missing and filled primary tooth surfaces and severe early childhood caries, or severe cavities.
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Thailand's energy ministry said it would supply drills for an operation focused on creating cavities in the side of the mountain to try to locate the team.
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The vast majority of these treasures, some of which were stuffed into wall cavities, were stolen when the enemy troops pillaged the city, Mr. Boccia Romañach said.
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Whether it's cavities, root canals, or having to fess up about your flossing habits, going to the dentist can be really scary for a lot of people.
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Several buildings are still upright, but they are gray, broken warrens, like broken corpses with cratered teeth and no soul alive to be found in their cavities.
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In this study, when it came to the number of cavities, fraternal twins looked just as much like each other as identical twins looked like each other.
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After Dr. Ivarsson and his colleagues traveled to Thailand, they found that an assortment of evidence contradicted standard geological explanations for how the cavities might be formed.
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Last Friday, Hong Kong's Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) said that samples from a dog's nasal and oral cavities had tested "weak positive" for novel coronavirus.
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Researchers at Tel Aviv University noticed unusual cavities in two tail segments of the hadrosaur, which were unearthed at the Dinosaur Provincial Park in southern Alberta, Canada.
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Multiple news outlets, including FOX 31 Denver, report that Bannan told cops that he suffers from hydrocephalus, a condition where excess fluid builds up in brain cavities.
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Currently, they use it off label to treat cavities, as the Food and Drug Administration cleared the liquid for use only as a tooth desensitizer, so far.
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I landed on the subject of watering can cavities by accident in the studio one day, and it grew into a spinoff series of some previous work.
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"There's a host of studies indicating that people with diabetes are at greater risk of [cavities and tooth decay], periodontal disease, cardiovascular disease, you name it," says Niederman.
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Opals form in rock cavities, so essentially when a bone is buried in sand or clay and turns into stone, opal creates a fossil replica of the bone.
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The press and the refs might give him some problems, but the Blazer bigs—bless the bruised and sunken chest cavities where their hearts used to be—can't.
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Another idea is that Neanderthals were better at drawing in cold air, using their large nasal cavities to warm and humidify the air before it reached the lungs.
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According to studies, kissing helps reduce blood pressure, increases hormones that make you feel happy (serotonin, dopamine and oxytocin), burns calories, boosts self-esteem and even fights cavities.
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The stem cells in our teeth can be energized to fill in chips, cracks, and cavities, researchers say, and the findings could one day make dental cement obsolete.
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Crucially, the beetle has cavities just below its jaw filled with tiny hardened hairs that are used by these insects today to feed upon and transport cycad pollen.
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The studies cited by both organizations mostly looked at short-term warning signs like gum bleeding, but didn't factor in long-term issues like gum disease or cavities.
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But it comes with conditions: the application process limits it to smaller items, and all of the micro-cavities between the tubes can be damaged with direct contact.
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This intimate contact exposed him to particles in the animal's respiratory tract, its bloodstream and many other bodily fluids and cavities that could harbor infections of all forms.
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You'll see a three-chambered heart pumping vigorously as blood moves through vessels that empty into spacious cavities; there is no closed capillary network as found in vertebrates.
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Bleeding starts with the ears and nose because those are the smallest places in your body that trap gas; blood can also come out of your oral cavities.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 21 percent of children between 6 and 11 and 58 percent of adolescents have had cavities in permanent teeth.
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The X-rays help dentists see cavities, gum disease, the position of teeth still below the gum line and other dental conditions not visible with the naked eye.
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"That can be caused by a lot of medications or medical problems, and increased salivary flow can really be helpful for reducing the risk of cavities," he said.
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Aside from getting calcium and other minerals from it, consuming hard cheese generates saliva, which helps make your mouth less acidic and your teeth less prone to cavities.
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A genetic defect or a disease like leukemia can prevent the marrow — the vascular tissue in the cavities of bones — from producing the right combination of blood cells.
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A genetic defect or a disease like leukemia can prevent the marrow — the vascular tissue in the cavities of bones — from producing the right combination of blood cells.
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It's also very abstract—like In vitro ME [a project that saw Rutzerveld create a "bioreactor-jewel" that nestled within human body cavities to cultivate human muscle tissue].
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But by mapping the positions and trajectories if these particles, researchers can visualize the internal composition of solid structures—revealing things such as stone formations or open-air cavities.
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According to the experiment's website, the system contains 768 cavities on a one-mile long pipe with alternating electromagnetic fields, sending the electrons back and forth in a wobble.
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NASA&aposs Langley Research Center in Virginia started investigating the situation and identified three key areas where noise reduction could be achieved: the landing gear, cavities, and wing flaps.
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But in D. heteropsammicola, the butt is symmetrical, likely an adaptation to living in the corals, which have cavities that can twist in both and left and right directions.
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You might brush twice or even thrice daily, floss, use fluoride rinses, and dutifully go to the dentist every six months yet still have sensitive teeth and occasional cavities.
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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.
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The sac was so heavy that it began crushing his nasal cavities, and doctors had to create a sling to lift the sac off the baby's mouth and nose.
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Eventually, the acid in plaque begins to wear away at the enamel coating your teeth, forming tiny holes—also known as cavities—that grow larger and larger over time.
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They speculate that she might have used her long legs to burrow in and out of cavities in the ground, laying eggs inside the developing pupae of other insects.
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A 14-month-old baby girl died Tuesday after being put under anesthesia for a dental crown procedure on teeth that had cavities, according to her mother, Betty Squier.
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"I can see you're a real professional!" the salesman says, after spending the last five minutes awkwardly preventing visitors with long nails from approaching the "deceivingly real" body cavities.
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Myriah Velazco, 39, who builds websites in Raleigh, North Carolina said she started to think about cutting sugar after a summer visit to the dentist turned up eight cavities.
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By the time they were in their mid-to-late teens, 77 percent of their teeth without sealant treatment had cavities, compared with 27 percent of teeth with sealants.
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For decades, the federal government — not to mention your dentist — has insisted that daily flossing is necessary to prevent cavities and gums so diseased that your teeth fall out.
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Cavities can lead students to miss school, to not be able to chew properly and to not be able to speak and communicate effectively due to pain, she said.
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Mulligan cited several reasons why Hispanic and black youth might have the highest prevalence of total and untreated cavities, including socioeconomic status, education level and access to health care.
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So I have these cavities, and I put chopped brittle inside first, then the almonds, then I take the candy caramel, and put it in individual places, then chocolate.
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A sphere of expanding gas coming off the bomb, meanwhile, fills a body's hollow parts with energy, rupturing eardrums, collapsing lungs, perforating abdominal cavities and making hidden things bleed.
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The CDC also found an association between frequent soda consumption and obesity, Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, nonalcoholic liver disease, tooth decay and cavities, CBS News reported.
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But she never thought she would be standing naked and in tears before two New York City Department of Correction officers as they checked her body cavities for contraband.
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My dental hygienist and I have a longstanding, unspoken agreement: I won't get any cavities, and she'll pretend to believe me when I tell her I floss every day.
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We've tried printed cartoon toothbrushes, tiny light-up electric ones, and finger ones, but he always acts like I'm trying to cut his head off instead of prevent cavities.
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"Consumption of added sugars among older children has already been associated with cavities, asthma, obesity, elevated blood pressure and altered lipid profiles," Herrick told Reuters Health in an email.
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The size and shape of water-filled cavities like the one discovered play an important role in the melting of glaciers, said Pietro Milillo, the NASA study's lead author.
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This erosion can eventually cause the bony tissue underneath the enamel, known as dentine, to become exposed to the open air, leading to hypersensitivity and creating the opportunity for cavities.
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According to the American Dental Association, flossing is "an essential part" of dental care, in that it helps remove plaque from between teeth and helps prevent gum disease and cavities.
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Kids who were breastfed for two years or longer had a 2.4 times higher risk of having severe cavities, compared to kids who were breastfed for less than a year.
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Vitolo, who conducted a similar study in Porto Alegre, Brazil, also found that children who breastfed more than 24 months had a two times higher risk of developing severe cavities.
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Prevention techniques such as dental sealant programs have proven to be extremely successful in preventing and reducing cavities in populations of children who are at high-risk for tooth decay.
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First, he studied nitrogen, oxygen and argon concentrations in the cavities of modern halite, choosing crystals that had formed between two and seven years ago in New Mexico and Australia.
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Though it's been recommended by medical professionals and the US government for decades, there's no good evidence it actually works to prevent cavities and gum disease, The Associated Press reports.
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It may be tempting to skip brushing if a toddler puts up a fuss, or allow a picky eater to snack nonstop on their favorite carbohydrates — a recipe for cavities.
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Cavities are preventable, and the best things parents can do for kids is have them brush twice daily with fluoridated toothpaste and see a dentist twice a year, Chalmers advised.
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"These moons kind of sweep out cavities within the rings," said Bonnie Buratti of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, who described the mini-moons in a study published Thursday in Science.
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The black voids of those cavities seem to invite us to peer into the work with trepidation, while evoking the world as fragile, teetering on the brink of total calamity.
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More recently, in 2016, Daisy Lynn Torres, 14 months old, underwent general anesthesia at an Austin dental office to fix two cavities, and died after her heart and breathing stopped.
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So it's good to know that Colgate's Optic White Platinum toothpaste protects tooth enamel and can help prevent cavities thanks to the inclusion of fluoride along with the other ingredients.
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Matta-Clark's precise geometric cavities cut into long-used buildings monumentalized their state of extended human habitation — a final architectural gesture toward these reliquaries of everyday life, of struggle and survival.
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Dr Gomez and Dr Nelson found that, though identical twins shared many groups of bacteria which were not shared by fraternal twins, none of these was a type responsible for cavities.
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I'm not sure if it's possible to examine my own saliva, but purely based on the amount of soda I drink and my lack of cavities, saliva must be my savior.
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Advocates of taxes on sodas and other sugar-sweetened beverages argue that higher prices will discourage people from buying the products, which are linked to obesity, type 20173 diabetes, and cavities.
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As I walked home glazed in ice cream, with ice cream also filling my sinus cavities, I thought about how every moment of my life had led up to this one.
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Reuters witnesses at the scene of the collapse saw large rectangular, commercial cans of cooking-oil packed inside wall cavities exposed by the damage, apparently having been used as building material.
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One mining technique has ore being blasted from the vertical space between two tunnels; the resulting cavities, called "stopes," have to be inspected regularly to watch for problems and note progress.
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In operating rooms, there have been staplers that misfire; temperature control machines that spray bacteria into open chest cavities; and robotic surgeons that slap, burn and, in some cases, maim patients.
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In Texas, it is illegal to strip-search a person or their property without their consent or a warrant, and searches of body cavities must be conducted out of public view.
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On the other hand, low-risk adults who have had few or no cavities or have no signs of any can get them every two or three years, the A.D.A. advises.
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He pointed out his favorite piece: a choker made from faux pearls and brass casts of teeth — each one embellished with diamond cavities — that resembled an Edwardian ruffled collar in shape.
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"I don&apost think it&aposs ever too soon to start brushing those teeth," Posner says because babies are susceptible to tooth decay and cavities, just like the rest of us.
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"It's difficult because you can't have the resonance of the sound," said Mr. Alagna, who noted that many singers rely on their noses and nasal cavities to make their voices reverberate.
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Couriers hide drugs in body cavities and alter their routes, coming up Interstate 91 or the New York State Thruway, veering east at Fort Ann, N.Y., and into Vermont's southern region.
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The Russian team considered directly impacting objects with nuclear bombs, especially on weak spots like cavities or craters, or even burying bombs within an asteroid for a more efficient pyrotechnic result.
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"Mouth rinses with fluoride can help protect teeth against cavities while also helping to strengthen your enamel," dentist Jeffrey Rappaport, DDS, who works as the director of dental care at Quip, says.
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In Aden&aposs Beir Ahmed prison, where al-Anbari was held, hundreds of inmates were forced to undress and Emirati officers searched their anal cavities, claiming to be looking for contraband cellphones.
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In the brain scans of astronauts after spaceflight, the scientists saw less of this fluid around the top of the brain, and more of it inside the brain's cavities known as ventricles.
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While it is already wellknown that some butterfly species have small ear-like cavities at the base of their wings, these hearing veins located on the wings are a totally new discovery.
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And in the event where there is no pretense of safety or security, stripping someone naked in front of a crowd and invading their body cavities is a form of sexual assault.
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A review of six trials found that when professionals flossed the teeth of children on school days for almost two years, they saw a 40 percent reduction in the risk of cavities.
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"You don't go to the dentist, find out you don't have cavities, and say, 'Thank God I don't have to go to the dentist again,'" or floss and brush anymore, Leeds said.
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Once the hung ceiling was down, beams, ducts and other guts of the building were enclosed in tight cavities that were then covered in textured white wallpaper to keep the increased height.
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"You don't go to the dentist, find out you don't have cavities, and say, 'Thank God I don't have to go to the dentist again,' " or floss and brush anymore, Leeds said.
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Reuters witnesses at the scene of the collapse have seen large rectangular, commercial cans of cooking-oil packed inside wall cavities exposed by the damage, apparently having been used as building material.
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The superficial fascia surrounds the body and includes subcutaneous fat; the deep fascia surrounds the musculoskeletal system; the meningeal fascia surrounds the nervous system; the visceral fascia surrounds body cavities and organs.
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The builders are improving as they go, and they are currently experimenting with including cavities for mechanical, electrical and plumbing inside the printed walls so wires and pipes will not be exposed.
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When she and her husband went in for one at 2000 weeks, they were told that the ventricles, or network of cavities, in their baby's brain were larger than normal, she said.
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After reading this book the mere mention of sugar should make you think of slavery and cavities, imperialism and obesity — and remind you to check the label on the products you consume.
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These kinds of cosmic objects are many light-years across and are produced when supernovas explode, jostling the gas in their part of space and produce "cavities" in the gas, the ESO added.
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Normally, air (which appears black in the scan) should fill the sinus cavities, but the fracture allowed fat (shown in gray) to leak into the cavity on the right side of the image.
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Fluoride, though having plenty of other benefits for teeth, such as helping prevent cavities and tooth decay, didn't have any big influence on enamel erosion, contrary to what some earlier research has suggested.
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Why: The risk for oral health problems like cavities and gum disease varies widely based on your genetics and your lifestyle (for instance, whether you smoke or how many sugary sodas you drink).
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Clues pointed to the role of sweets: Orphans in childrens' homes too poor to provide sweets had fewer cavities than the general population; dental decay among conscripts declined during sugar rationing in WWI.
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Several parts inside the vocal and nasal cavities such as the tongue, teeth and lips - known as articulators - modify sounds to create different resonances - called formants - to produce other variable characteristics of speech.
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Of course, there is one way of growing food that is even more local than these methods, and that's inside your own body cavities—though that's one radius that doesn't always guarantee freshness.
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I remember having 13 cavities as a teenager, and the best option my parents could come up with was to try and take me to Mexico because we couldn't afford anything in California.
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" She also spoke with CNN, pointing out, "The consumption of added sugars among children has been associated with negative health conditions such as cavities, asthma, obesity, elevated blood pressure and altered lipid profiles.
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The initiative, mainly aimed at Latino immigrants, delivers the message that Denver's fluoride-enhanced water is actually healthier than bottled water, which typically lacks the ingredient that can prevent cavities, particularly in children.
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Another abnormality seen in most of the babies' brains involved the ventricles or cavities of the brain becoming so full of cerebrospinal fluid that they "blow up like a balloon," Dr. Levine said.
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How often have we called for this kind of attention when it comes to what's in our floss, toothpaste, and mouthwash, and why so many of us seem to have cavities every year?
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Some of his wall-mounted sculptures can be hung in different ways to offer new vantage points; others are placed in cavities cut into the wall so that they emerge like strange growths.
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There are various types of dental X-rays, including: ■ Bitewing X-rays, which deliver a relatively low dose of radiation and can reveal cavities between teeth, an area that dentists can't visually inspect.
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Reports of men tattooing obscenities on their bodies, traveling to Tijuana for surgery to ruin rather than fix knees, or even hiding live animals in bodily cavities during their exams made the rounds.
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Joseph M. Wunderle Jr. of the United States Forest Service, who is based in Puerto Rico, said the managers of the forest responded with artificial cavities to help save the woodpeckers that remained.
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Both cavities and pocketing that can signal gum disease were associated with thickening of walls of the carotid arteries, blood vessels in the neck that carry blood from the heart to the brain.
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In Aden&aposs Beir Ahmed prison, where al-Anbari was held, hundreds of inmates were forced to undress and Emirati officers searched their anal cavities March 10, claiming to be looking for contraband cellphones.
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But another interesting part to this is that you can now 3D print something that looks like this, which means you can really control the size and shape of the cavities in the material.
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When enamel is worn away by an irritant, such as salt, decay can occur as bacteria in plaque are able to penetrate teeth more quickly, where they produce acids that can lead to cavities.
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The King's College researchers put the enzyme inhibitor on biodegradable collagen sponges, stuck them in subjects' teeth where cavities had formed and found they healed up without the need for any drilling or filling.
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The folds on the bulldog's iconic face make them susceptible to infections, and their their abnormally small nasal cavities make it difficult for them to stay cool, making them prone to overheating and hyperthermia.
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While poorer people are more likely to be impacted by higher soda prices, they're also disproportionately affected by health problems like obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cavities that are directly caused by sugary drinks.
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For nearly twenty years, CHIP has allowed millions of children to access critical dental services, driving down the number of young children with tooth decay and cavities to its lowest point in 25 years.
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In the current novel, Toby can't even be sure of his own past and keeps returning to the holes in his memory like a man feeling the gum-cavities where teeth used to be.
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However, there is no research that suggests oil pulling can prevent cavities or improve oral health, so the American Dental Association doesn't recommend it — especially not in place of brushing and flossing your teeth.
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Most people get cavities and gum disease for the first time in childhood, and these conditions can develop into more serious infections and tooth loss if they aren't properly treated, the study authors note.
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The research team provided several reasons why fast and junk foods might contribute to halitosis, ranging from an increased rate of cavities or tooth decay to the gastric reflux associated with eating garbage foods.
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"I was actually able to go to the dentist, get my teeth cleaned and checked, get my cavities taken care of, and get the meds I need to help stabilize a bit," he says.
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Now 19823 people are entombed in dark, chilly underground cavities at the site, after an earthquake turned a vast, gray apartment complex into a thick tangle of shattered concrete, broken glass and twisted steel bars.
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Rescuers delayed using the equipment for three days after the earthquake, for fear that the machines might cause the wreckage to subside further, collapsing the tiny cavities in which people are feared to be trapped.
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A common addition to the mythology is that the fairy only wants teeth in excellent condition, and pays out less for teeth with cavities, although I've yet to hear of her actually rejecting any teeth.
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"Cavities are a matter of having something to feed the bacteria—the sugar from the candy—and also the duration of time it's in contact with your teeth," says Anna Berik, a dentist in Boston.
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Nickerson walked away with "13 cavities" from all her character's gum chewing, and Cole – despite insisting it was "fun to be bad" – had to shed the perception that she was anything like the bratty Veruca.
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Similarly, when researchers sequenced the DNA of calcified dental plaque, they found the bacterial colony in the oral cavities of humans from Neolithic and medieval times were a lot more diverse than postindustrial modern humans.
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The Proton Improvement Plan II, formally approved by the Department of Energy last summer, includes plans for the highest-energy linear particle accelerator to accelerate a continuous stream of protons using superconducting radio-frequency cavities.
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"We developed a system that takes silicone elastomer and placed hollow cavities in such a way that can equally distribute pressure on the skin of the body," the study's lead author Robert Katzschmann told TechCrunch.
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"I believe that there is association between breastfeeding and cavities when the environment is unhealthy -- like there is a high frequency of breastfeeding during day and night and consumption of sweets and candies," said Vitolo.
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She also said it's important for parents to take care of their own teeth, because if they share a spoon with their child but they have cavities, the cavity-causing bacteria can be passed along.
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The group had previously advised parents to wait to offer juice until a child reached 6 months old but decided to make the change based on rising rates of obesity and concerns about tooth cavities.
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During Levandowski's deposition, Waymo's attorneys questioned him extensively about the design of circuit boards used in lidar systems at both Waymo and Uber, giving less time to concerns about numbers of lenses and optical cavities.
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But in Jackson's case, a tiny hole in her cribriform plate -- a thin bone that separates her cranial and nasal cavities -- allowed the fluid to drip into her nose and mouth, resulting in her symptoms.
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Here, the cats are actually two microwave fields inhabiting two different cavities, which you might as well imagine as two boxes full of photons (photons being the carriers of the electromagnetic force, and so microwaves).
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Local officials previously said that the dog's positive test could be the result of "environmental contamination," with swabs from its nasal and oral cavities testing weak positive, meaning low traces of the virus were found.
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Have they done the studies that say, yeah, if you use this then you have fewer cavities, then you have less gum disease because those are the things, like we know that's true about fluoride.
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They designed a way for Ms. Hulacova to put some of her works, with hollowed-out middles, on top of beehives so the bees over time created intricate honeycombs inside the cavities of her sculptures.
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Or Type 223 diabetes, asthma, allergies, dental cavities, or the following types of cancer: acute non-lymphoblastic leukemia, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, central nervous system cancers, malignant germ cell tumors, juvenile bone tumors, and other solid cancers.
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As reported in New Scientist, University of Rabat ornithologist Abdeljebbar Qninba was doing field work on the barren Moroccan island of Mogador in 2014 when he noticed a number of small birds stuck in deep cavities.
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For instance, a 2010 meta-analysis included 79 trials on 73,000 children and teens, and found formulas containing at least 1,000 parts per million (ppm) of fluoride cut cavities by about one-fourth compared to placebo.
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Dr. Mary Hayes, spokeswoman for the American Dental Association and a pediatric dentist, said parents must emphasize to children that they should not end up with cavities and brush their teeth and floss twice a day.
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This is the place that has turned someone's fingers into a set of teeth (complete with cavities), into a miniature box of McDonald's Fries, and into eight bare breasts, each with its own proportionally sized nipple.
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As it turns out, about 96 percent of us are actually walking around with cavities, something I didn't know until I was told so by James Hagen, founder of the natural oral care products company, Boka.
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Unfounded fears that pets can spread the virus In late February, Hong Kong's Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) said that samples from a dog's nasal and oral cavities had tested "weak positive" for novel coronavirus.
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At that level, the agency concluded, you would still prevent cavities while lowering the risk of dental fluorosis, a condition that causes developing teeth to become brown, stained, or even damaged in children overexposed to fluoride.
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The music began — Röyksopp and Robyn's dark synth ballad "Monument" — and the figure began to move long sleeves of pink fabric, folded into teardrop-shaped cavities, as if puppeteered, her gestures alternating between robotic and languid.
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Even though the Sensodyne Pronamel Gentle Whitening Toothpaste is specifically designed for sensitive teeth and for teeth whitening, it's a great all-around toothpaste that also works to prevent cavities, freshen breath, and strengthen tooth enamel.
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Défi Zéro Carie means "zero-cavity challenge" in Turkish, and Colgate-Palmolive Turkey used it as the name of a new toothpaste to help change people's perception that there's little they can do to prevent cavities developing.
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"This study is important, because consuming sugar-sweetened beverages is associated with weight gain, Type 22014 diabetes, dental caries (cavities) and dyslipidemia (high cholesterol) in children, all of which have serious negative downstream health consequences," Rosinger said.
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Whasun "Sun" Oh Chung, a University of Washington School of Dentistry research professor, echoed this sentiment, telling Today that while "saliva is a very versatile tool," it can also transmit germs and bacteria that can cause cavities.
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In the surgery, which would drain the fluid and relieve the pressure on Ziggy's brain, Uriarte drilled into Ziggy's skull and fed a small tube into one of the ventricles, the fluid-filled cavities of her brain.
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It takes only a few hours and it's also kinda, sorta fun," he continued, thanking the teacher for the lesson and the "two helpful yet lifeless dolls whose vacant ocular cavities will haunt me until end times.
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A spokeswoman for the Virginia Department of Corrections told The New York Times on Tuesday that prison officials had discovered "many instances" of visitors attempting to smuggle drugs to inmates by concealing them in various body cavities.
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Fluoridated water may not be the best way to prevent cavitiesThis new study, if further evidence supports it, may give more scientific weight to the idea that fluoridated water is not the best route to prevent cavities.
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"There's a ready sales force for Invisalign, and that's the hundreds of thousands of dentists who want to sell new product now that cavities are in decline — at least secular decline — thanks to improved hygiene," he said.
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Finally, regarding activated charcoal's ability to whiten teeth, a 2017 review in the Journal of the American Dental Association found no evidence that these toothpastes work, and that using them could lead to cavities and tooth decay.
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But the size and shape of underwater cavities, including the detailed bumps and hollows in the ice, are important in forming accurate models for the rate at which glaciers are melting and will melt in the future.
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Dr. S. Muthuchitra, who was part of the "rescue team" that removed the bug, told the Times of India that while he's seen a lot of bizarre things go up nasal cavities, he's never seen anything like this.
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Based on their examination, dentists Raymond Miller and Peter Bush were able to posit a possible profile of Jane Doe: a lower-income woman who had many cavities and may have grown up where the water wasn't fluoridated.
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A clutch of stars happened to form near the edge of the cloud, and once they switched on after birth their intense radiation began carving enormous cavities in the gas, chewing away at the material in the cloud.
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Two-thirds of U.S. children aged two to 11 years old drink at least one sugary drink a day, a habit that is linked to the risk of weight gain and obesity in adulthood, as well as cavities.
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"The prevalence of untreated dental [cavities] decreased from 18.6% for youth from families living below the federal poverty level to 7.0% for youth from families with incomes greater than 300% of the federal poverty level," the study found.
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We love fiery ordeals where our oral cavities turn into raging furnaces, tongues and throats scalded and raw, lips throbbing, heads pounding, hearts racing, and noses and eyes streaming as our brain tries to extinguish the blistering heat.
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Space-based radars can also detect changes in ground elevation that signal hidden tunnels, bunkers and even radioactive cavities left by nuclear blasts, experts say, because such hollows cause the surface above them to subside ever so slightly.
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Dr. Jean Joo, who trained at Tufts in veterinary dentistry, noted that although dogs usually don't get cavities, they are prone to gum disease that can lead to tooth loss and allow noxious bacteria to enter the bloodstream.
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By the time Mr. Maddalena, 79, made an appointment at the new nonprofit Gary and Mary West Senior Dental Center in January, he had advanced periodontal disease, a couple of large cavities and three teeth that needed extraction.
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" Over 20 achingly detailed pages, the surgeon disassembles Bruno's face and bears down into it, "into the paranasal and maxillary trenches, the nasopharynx, the orbital cavities, and into the tumor itself, the entrances he'd carved through its mass.
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Then, you remove the potatoes from the oven and cut them in half, lengthwise, scooping out the fluff and filling the cavities with half a teaspoon of sweet butter, a dusting of salt, and freshly ground pepper to taste.
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The sound ricochets back and forth as it rises, gaining resonance with each rebound, till it bursts into the hollow chamber of the mouth, the ringing cavities of the sinuses, and careens off the palate into the open air.
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The idea is to figure out which of their users are regularly flossing and brushing their teeth, and therefore less likely to run into expensive problems like root canals and cavities, and offer them cheaper rates and other incentives.
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An Associated Press investigation (either the silliest or the most important journalistic project of our time, depending on your personal feelings about flossing) has revealed that there's apparently little evidence that flossing actually works to prevent cavities and gum disease.
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As for that high-pitched whistling shriek, they concluded that the deer blow air from the glottis (the opening between vocal cords in the throat) through the nasal cavities—much like how air vibrates as it moves through a flute.
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The dry storage comes in two flavors on the San Onofre site: in one, the canisters stand up vertically in the steel-lined cavities of a massive concrete block; in another, they slide in horizontally, like corpses into a nuclear morgue.
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Of Emmanuel Ringelblum and Rachel Auerbach, who, as part of the Onyeg Shabbos (Joy of Sabbath) group, collected evidence from inside the Warsaw ghetto and then buried that evidence in milk cans in basements and inside the cavities of buildings.
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Beyond brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, one way to reduce the risk of cavities may be to limit snacks and juice boxes to a 15-minute period so a child's teeth are not constantly taking an acidic bath.
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Heat and water loss are closely related: heating the air in the nasal cavities means the lining of the nasal cavity (mucosa) becomes cooler than core body temperature; at the same time, water evaporates (becomes vapour) to make the air moist.
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Chowing down on some of America's favorite Halloween candies is part of the holiday fun, but consuming too much sugar, especially on a regular basis, can increase the risk of developing cavities, among other health issues, according to the FDA.
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For many young people, "the most important aspect of how caries (cavities) impacts you is that it impacts your academic performance," said Dr. Roseann Mulligan, associate dean and professor at the University of Southern California's Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry.
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Scenes involved a weird, too-friendly neighbor whose welcome gift to the children is a roll of yellow police-line tape; a pediatric dentist who hands out trophies to patients with no cavities; and foulmouthed strangers on the F train.
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Instead, Welsh recommends an exfoliating cream with both Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA,) and Beta Hydroxy Acid, (BHA.) AHA works on the surface of the skin, while BHA seeps deeper, and does the grim work of cleaning out our subdermal cavities.
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