...2. The pathological factors are: 1) acidogenic bacteria, 2) frequency of ingestion of fermentable carbohydrates, and 3) salivary dysfunction. The three most important protective factors are: 1) salivary components and...
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...standard of care in dentistry indicates that the dental professional will perform a complete oral examination and obtain necessary diagnostic tests. In order to perform a complete oral examination, dental...
...make note of teeth that are erupting in the mouth before they reach their height of occlusion, particularly at ages 5 and 6 when the permanent teeth are coming. This...
...is also a genetic component? A. Researchers have been looking for a genetic component relating to caries for many years with very little success. However, this doesn’t mean that a...
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...Zurich, Ill ***Young Dental, Earth City, Mo ****I.C. Care Inc, Mission Hills, Calif REFERENCES American Dental Hygienists’ Association. Position paper on polishing procedures. Available at:…
...palm grasp with a three-segment spread stabilization of the instrument that takes advantage of the bony tissue of the hand (Figure 3). A second component is the counter edge. Clinicians...
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