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The fight against tooth decay gets help with - Page 2 - Psychology, Special Needs, Health - Posted: 31st Jan, 2018 - 7:39pm

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Post Date: 4th Aug, 2017 - 11:10pm / Post ID: #

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Well if she is very cute and scantily clad then I would possibility not mind pre chewed food once I lose all my teeth. But I would rather keep them as long as I can and chew my own food for now. This is why I like these break throughs for teeth hygiene.

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Post Date: 4th Aug, 2017 - 11:34pm / Post ID: #

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[That is very funny], yeah but in the event we lose em we have a back up plan and it's pretty enjoyable.

Post Date: 6th Dec, 2017 - 11:08am / Post ID: #

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New dental material resists plaque and kills microbes. Researchers have evaluated a new dental material tethered with an antimicrobial compound that can not only kill bacteria but can also resist biofilm growth. In addition, unlike some drug-infused materials, it is effective with minimal toxicity to the surrounding tissue, as it contains a low dose of the antimicrobial agent that kills only the bacteria that come in contact with it. Source 5n.

6th Dec, 2017 - 11:46am / Post ID: #

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This is exciting news but it doesn't sound like something that dentists will be happy about because it means less chance of return visits. Also doesn't the anti-bacterial properties mean that resistance can be built over time?



Post Date: 31st Jan, 2018 - 7:39pm / Post ID: #

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The fight against tooth decay gets help with a new smart material. When patients go to the dentist to fill a cavity, they're trying to solve a problem -- not create a new one. But many dental patients get some bad news: bacteria can dig under their tooth-colored fillings and cause new cavities, called recurrent caries. U of T researchers designed a novel solution: a filling material with tiny particles containing antimicrobial drugs, designed to stop bacteria in its tracks. Source 4s.

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