PPT-Caring for your teeth and Gums

BY Koichi y Allin Dental Checkups na Having regular dental checkups about twice a year can identify problems before they become painful or hard to treat aha Young wild and free people today generally have fewer cavities than their parents did at the same age. Students will be able to:. List the functions of teeth and gums.. Identify two structural problems of the teeth and mouth.. Describe ways to prevent teeth and gum problems.. Indian Hills Middle School. Why should we look after our teeth?. To Talk . To Eat. . Confidence . What is Plaque?. Plaque is a “white sticky film” of bacteria and food particles that forms on the teeth and gums. If the film is not removed this may cause holes (cavities) and or gum disease.. Section 1 Your Teeth and Gums. The Teeth and Gums. Healthy teeth allow you to chew your food properly and speak clearly. . Structure of Teeth. You have four types of teeth- Incisors, Premolars, Molars, and Canines.. Makhaarij. . Al Huda Scarborough – . Tajweed. Class. OUTLINE. 1. Five Main Organs of Speech. 2. . . Mouth and Teeth Diagrams. 3. . Letters of the Oral Cavity . 4. . Letters of the Throat . 5. . Letters of the Tongue . 1. Pruitt, Allegrante, Prothrow-Stith, Health, Pearson, 2014.. Your Teeth and Gums. QUICK QUIZ: How many of these questions can you answer yes to?. I brush my teeth at least twice a day.. I floss my teeth every day.. GINGIVALIS. Entamoeba. . gingivalis. . was discovered in 1849. It is the first amoeba in humans to have been described.. It is single celled (eukaryotic). It is free living, globally distributed.. DENTURE CARE INSTRUCTIONS. When . you receive your . denture(s) . we ask that you . attempt to . wear them all . day.. After the first . day take . them out for at least 8 . hours. . This eight hour break could be at night and we find that many . Presented by . Barb . Ranck. , RDH. Encourage a healthy diet – eat fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains and dairy. Encourage regular dental visits – 6 month check-ups, . no X-rays, . good daily brushing 2X and flossing 1X. Why do we need healthy mouths?. To be able to chew and eat properly. For smiling and appearance. To prevent pain caused by infection or tooth decay. To avoid gum disease; bleeding gums, bad breath and loose teeth. TIG 128/18 (SF Taylor C M 9460 ) Updated : July/ 2018 R eview: Date July / 2020 Page 1 of 3 Periodontal Disease University Dental Hospital of Manchester Department of Restorative Dentistry Infor Gum Disease ...they are related! DIABETES - complications Increases gingivitis and periodontal disease Increases cavities Makes sugar (blood - glucose) levels worse Slows healing more Dries y All our publications are available in other formats Follow us on Social Media @AyrshireandArranOHI @NHSOHI Gum disease, erosion and sensitivity Visit our website: www.nhsaaa.net/better-health Visi . Lesson 1. Aims. To know the types of teeth and why they are different. To know why it is important to look after our teeth. To know how and why decay happens. To know the correct way to keep our teeth clean. Oral health means more than just an attractive . smile. Condition . of the mouth mirrors the condition of the body as a . whole. An . unhealthy mouth, especially . gum . disease, may increase . risk .