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According to this aarticle people are taking better ccare of their teeth and you could stave off tooth problems, in the future
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excerpt from an article about rebuilding tooth enamel
“It’s an absolutely natural product,” Hack said.
In addition to rebuilding enamel, “what it also does is desensitize the tooth to hot and cold. ... We’re also seeing very good results in reduction of gingival bleeding and gum disease,” he said.
While fluoride, which has been in toothpaste and drinking water for more than 50 years, builds a protective shell over teeth, NovaMin rebuilds enamel from the ground up.
“With our current diets being high in fruit juices and other high-acidic foods, we’re seeing a lot of deterioration of enamel,” Hack said.
After a while the surface is filled with microscopic pits, “like Swiss cheese,” he said.
Fruit, yogurt, citrus and soft drinks, taken too often, can cause permanent damage to teeth, according to the Academy of General Dentistry.
In addition to rebuilding enamel, “what it also does is desensitize the tooth to hot and cold. ... We’re also seeing very good results in reduction of gingival bleeding and gum disease,” he said.
While fluoride, which has been in toothpaste and drinking water for more than 50 years, builds a protective shell over teeth, NovaMin rebuilds enamel from the ground up.
“With our current diets being high in fruit juices and other high-acidic foods, we’re seeing a lot of deterioration of enamel,” Hack said.
After a while the surface is filled with microscopic pits, “like Swiss cheese,” he said.
Fruit, yogurt, citrus and soft drinks, taken too often, can cause permanent damage to teeth, according to the Academy of General Dentistry.
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The non-brushing minority aside, nowadays most people know how to take care of their teeth, and in addition to toothpaste and fluoridated water, today's young people are experiencing the benefits of advances such as dental sealants, which help prevent teeth from decaying.
Consequently, there are those, including Richard Price, spokesman for the American Dental Association, who can see the day when people don't have to wear dentures anymore.
"We don't know when it will be," he says. "There's nothing a dentist can do that a patient can't undo."
To help us along, technologies for replacing individual teeth are overtaking the need for a whole set of false teeth, making it possible for people to maintain most of their natural teeth even if they do have tooth decay.
Though smokers and diabetics are more prone to tooth loss, "people will have the expectation that they will retain their teeth," says William Maas, director for the division of oral health at the CDC. "Whether they're able to will depend on whether they are able to get timely, affordable care."
Consequently, there are those, including Richard Price, spokesman for the American Dental Association, who can see the day when people don't have to wear dentures anymore.
"We don't know when it will be," he says. "There's nothing a dentist can do that a patient can't undo."
To help us along, technologies for replacing individual teeth are overtaking the need for a whole set of false teeth, making it possible for people to maintain most of their natural teeth even if they do have tooth decay.
Though smokers and diabetics are more prone to tooth loss, "people will have the expectation that they will retain their teeth," says William Maas, director for the division of oral health at the CDC. "Whether they're able to will depend on whether they are able to get timely, affordable care."
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