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Sunstar Butler/RDH Award of Distinction
Dental hygienists from Texas and California dominated the list of recipients for the fourth annual Sunstar Butler/RDH 2005 Healthy Gums Healthy Life Award of Distinction.
Health Tip: Keep Kids' Gums Healthy
Title: Health Tip: Keep Kids' Gums HealthyCategory: Health NewsCreated: 8/3/2005 1:59:00 AMLast Editorial Review: 8/3/2005 1:59:29 AM
Petstages Orka Gripper
The Orka Gripper is uniquely shaped to exercise jaws and massage gums, helping to improve dental health. In addition, the knotted denim rope will help remove soft tartar when chewed. Made from a durable, non toxic material that's great for power chewers. The raised massage bars add interest while the ''chewy'' feel satisfies the dog's desire to chew. While this product is made of an extremely durable material, no product is indestructible in all cases.
Bloodless HIV Test Gives Results In Minutes
Via Drudge Report A new HIV test will soon be available in the United States -- one that lets patients avoid needles and gives them results in only 20 minutes. The Food and Drug Administration said the results of the OraQuick test are accurate 99 percent of the time. It's the first AIDS test that uses a treated cotton swab along the gums to screen for HIV antibodies. Health professionals just stick the swab into a special testing device for on-the-spot results. If the OraQuick test gives a reactive test result, that result must be confirmed with a more specific blood test. [LINK]
Case researchers find exercise, eating right and maintaining weight benefit oral health.
Researchers from Case Western Reserve University examined data from 12,110 individuals who participated in the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III) and found that individuals who exercised, had healthy eating habits and maintained a normal weight were 40 percent less likely to develop periodontitis, a gum infection that can result in loss of teeth.
Health Tip: Keep Your Gums Healthy
Title: Health Tip: Keep Your Gums Healthy<br>Category: Health News<br>Created: 3/5/2005 1:59:00 AM<br>Last Editorial Review: 3/5/2005 1:58:54 AM
HealthDay - Health Tip: Keep Kids' Gums Healthy
August 2, 2005 -- Gum disease is one of the most common oral diseases in kids, according to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Help your kids prevent red, puffy and ...
Spring 2004 NewsLetter
More to Your Smile - Periodantal (Gums) Health
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Smokers Worry Cure as Bad as Disease
More than two-thirds of smokers believe that stop-smoking aids like nicotine patches and gum may be as harmful to their health as cigarettes -- a belief that could present a significant barrier to effective smoking-cessation treatment.
Peridontal Disease
Periodontal disease is an inflammation of the tissues that support the teeth. It is the primary cause for early tooth loss. ... handout titled "Reducing the Risks of Canine Periodontal Disease" or "Reducing the Risks of Feline Periodontal Disease." ...
Worldbook Medical Encyclopedia > Pacemaker - Pyrosis > Periodontal disease
A comprehensive look at the topic Periodontal disease ... FAQs: Toothbrushing FAQ: Feline Gingivitis FAQs: Periodontal Disease FAQs: Oral Masses/Ulcers Feline Dental Care Feline ...
... significant and highly prevalent genus in feline periodontal disease. There was a strong correlation between ...
Canine and Feline Periodontal Disease Periodontal disease is seen very commonly in dogs and cats. Although there are subtle differences between the species, the important aspects of the disease ...
Periodontal disease (gum disease) in dogs and cats.
Pictures of teeth and gums in various stages of periodontal disease. How to prevent and treat periodontal disease. ... Periodontal disease. healthy mouth. A healthy mouth smells good and feels good. ... Home page. Feline topics. New information ...
WSAVA 2001 - The Effects of Diet on Periodontal Disease
The Effects of Diet on Periodontal Disease Cecilia Gorrel United Kingdom Nutrition plays an important role in tooth formation and development as well as in bone development and metabolism. It may ...
Bellwether 47: 23rd Annual Feline Symposium
... Twenty-Third Annual Feline Symposium was held ... pervasive--and perhaps deadliest--disease in geriatric cats: ... disease if the cat becomes stressed. In the case of FIV--the feline ...
Feline Health Related Links
An extensive listing of feline health related links ... Network Feline Library. Oral Disease in Cats and Dogs - Dr. Tom Lonsdale B.Vet.Med. MRCVS. Periodontal Disease:The Pet ...
Treatments and Procedures - Periodontal Disease
Treatments and Procedures The number one problem requiring oral health care is periodontal disease. Early intervention is the key and this requires professional help.
Cybernetic Hypothesis of Periodontal Disease in Mammalian Carnivores
Cybernetic Hypothesis of Periodontal Disease in Mammalian Carnivores First published in: Journal of Veterinary Dentistry 11 No. 1 Dr. Tom Lonsdale is a 1972 graduate of the Royal Veterinary ... ... interests are comparative periodontal disease in the social ... pathogenesis of periodontal disease of carnivores are ...
Pill That Fights Periodontal Disease - Dentistry -Date 10/22/98
An article on Periostat, from your About.com Guide ... Pill That Fights Periodontal Disease. People who suffer from periodontitis may soon be able to ... Cats Guide Franny Syufy answers frequently asked questions about your feline friends. ...
Kidney Disease
One of the more common conditions encountered in pets, especially as they age, is kidney (renal) disease. This disease is particularly prevalent in older cats, and is called chronic renal failure ... ... Kidney Disease. Introduction. Normal Kidney ... and exacerbate gingival and periodontal disease. The waste products ...
An Overview of Common Feline Dental Problems
... can be grouped into four categories: periodontal disease, feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions, fractured teeth (with ...
Merck Veterinary Manual
... Constipation And Obstipation. Feline Enteric Coronavirus ... Periodontal disease is caused by gross accumulation of many different bacteria at the gingival margin due in part to a ...
Pet Dental Health: Periodontal Disease
... pet's dental health. Periodontal disease (infections of the teeth ... if my pet has periodontal disease? The American Veterinary ... from some form of periodontal disease. If your pet ...
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (F.L.U.T.D.)
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease by Tim Williams Disclaimer:This Web Page represents an amateur's attempt to summarise all the information about FLUTD which is currently available via the Internet. ... Practice", makes the connection between FLUTD and periodontal disease (or "mature plaque flora") leading to inflammatory ...
Merck Vet. Edition - Periodontal Disease
Periodontal Disease Etiology and Pathogenesis Treatment This bacterial infection of the tissue surrounding the teeth causes inflammation of the gingivae, periodontal ligament, cementum, and ... ... â??Neckâ? Lesions in Cats. Feline Stomatitis Complex ...
Preventing Periodontal Disease, CCAH Update, UC Davis, Fall 2002
Center for Companion Animal Health, UC Davis CCAH Update, Fall 2002 Preventing Periodontal Disease Periodontal disease is one of the most common health problems in companion animals. ... X-ray showing bone loss from periodontal disease. Dr. Celeste Guaraglia greets a feline dentistry patient. ...
Advances in Feline Dentistry
Advances in Feline Dentistry Thomas J. Klein, DVM Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio 43210 â?¢ periodontal disease ... ... is being presented in the clinical setting. Periodontal. disease, feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions ...
SVDP: Periodontal Disease
Still the most common infectious disease of dogs and cats in the world, with over 85% of adult dogs and 70% of cats over three years old suffering from this problem. It is a huge problem for ... ... planing via full thickness mucogingival flaps saves many otherwise excessively mobile incisors. Periodontal Disease ... Avulsion or Subluxation. Crowns. Feline Oral Cavity Problems ...
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