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Detoxification

The human body DOES NOT accumulate wastes. If a person still feels “toxic” then there are other reasons.

Extracting milk teeth

Should milk teeth be pulled or shouldn’t they?
Parents are not the only ones who ask themselves this questions, but quite a lot of dentists do as well!

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Milk teeth are not only needed to chew and talk, but they also stimulate the growth of the jaw. But if parents do not teach their children proper [...]

Tongue cancer pictures

What can you do to prevent tongue cancer?
There are a few rules to observe, such as avoiding

cigarettes
alcohol
spicy foods
licking or chewing on pencil lead or similar materials

Practice proper oral hygiene and get regular dental cleaning, and if you should ever sense something funny in your mouth, then wait a week and if [...]

Symptoms of tongue cancer

Symptoms of tongue cancer
You have a sore spot on your tongue which just refuses to heal – you suspect it may be tongue cancer – what now?
Generally, whenever you have a sore or some alteration in the mucuous membrane of your mouth, you should remove your denture (assuming you have one), stop taking medication (even [...]

Developing a resistance to Tamiflu

What does it mean to develop a resistance towards Tamiflu?
Let us explain this difficult subject matter based on a simple example: you carelessly cut your pointer finger. As the protection provided by your skin is no longer complete, bacteria invade the wound and begin to take hold.
Depending on the kind of bacteria and the condition [...]

Detoxification

Posted by Dental News Team On February - 8 - 2010ADD COMMENTS
Can the human body accumulate toxins? No, but there are ads everywhere promising thorough cleansing. So why do we all feel so „toxic“ and furthermore, whoever said that things like drinking urine is „healthy“? We will discuss this all next days… Extracting heavy metals, alternative medicine, homeopathic medicine – You’ve already watched a video on homeopathic treatment and read about medical statistics – if not, then simply click the links, these reports are just brief introductions… - Don’t...

general topics
general topics

Using toxins – good or bad?

Posted by Dental News Team On February - 5 - 2010ADD COMMENTS
Using toxins is bad! But why is it done? The answer is simple: time! You walk into the dentist’s office with a toohache, but without an appointment, since you cannot plan for a toothache. But getting rid of the pain for good requires thorough root treatment, for which there is just not enough time right then and there. So the tooth is opened up and a toxin injected in the hope that the tooth, and you as a patient, will not cause any more trouble before your next appointment. This process is...

endodontology
endodontology

Differences in dental implants

Posted by Dental News Team On February - 4 - 2010ADD COMMENTS
The good in your jaw, the bad in …? Is there just one good implant system, or are all equally good? Generally, it can be said that the systems currently on the market are by and large the same when it comes to effects on bone healing. Although implant manufacturers advertise exceptional surfaces which supposedly speed up the healing process for bone, in practice and as shown by studies there is hardly any noticeable or proven difference. Depending on the quality of bone, dental implants take 0-3...

implantology
implantology

Inflammation of the dental nerve

Posted by Dental News Team On February - 1 - 2010ADD COMMENTS
Dental nerve pain is usually a very bad sign, as it means the tooth requires root treatment! An initial sign of this kind of inflammation of the dental nerve (=pulpitis) is often a sensitivity towards cold and heat, eventually leading to a constant throbbing toothache. The tooth is sensitive to the slightest touch. After a few days, these problems usually go away, and you no longer feel any pain! But this is actually a sure sign that the dental nerve should be removed and proper root canal treatment...

endodontology
endodontology

Dental nerve pain

Posted by Dental News Team On January - 29 - 2010ADD COMMENTS
Extract the dental nerve and then perform root canal treatment or kill the nerve using a toxin? Generally: the longer a dental nerve is exposed or undernourished, the less rosy the future of the tooth! Toxins should not be used, as they damage not only the dental nerve, but also the surrounding bone. But the tooth should not simply be left open – saliva contains hundreds of different bacteria, which are liable to invade an open tooth and are hard to remove after that. The problem faced by doctor’s...

endodontology
endodontology