We all know about the toxic effects of Ozone, carbon monoxide, mercury, and a plethora of other chemicals, states Jay M. Marks, DMD. These chemicals are common on earth these days, and our exposure to them can be very detrimental. It is within our powers to either eliminate them or to avoid them in order to not be affected by their dangers. However there is one chemical that we CAN NOT avoid, and is with us and used by us every day! It invades our mouth and affects not only our bodies, but our teeth , and gums, and all our oral tissues. Dr. Marks says it can effect the progress of cavity formation, and gum disease, as well as oral cancer. What is it, and where is it found, and what actions does it cause? FINISH--->
We all know about the toxic effects of Ozone, carbon monoxide, mercury, and a plethora of other chemicals, states Jay M. Marks, DMD. These chemicals are common on earth these days, and our exposure to them can be very detrimental. It is within our powers to either eliminate them or to avoid them in order to not be affected by their dangers. However there is one chemical that we CAN NOT avoid, and is with us and used by us every day! It invades our mouth and affects not only our bodies, but our teeth , and gums, and all our oral tissues. Dr. Marks says it can effect the progress of cavity formation, and gum disease, as well as oral cancer. What is it, and where is it found, and what actions does it cause? FINISH--->
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There are times where by accident, or lack of proper care, that one may need help to replace a body part that we were born with, states Danbury, CT dentist Jay M. Marks, DMD. There are other times, that for social reasons, or mental health well being, or by the request of a special partner, that we may consider means to enhance what we do already have. So what possibly could a dentist be talking about here, asks Dr. Marks FINISH ---> ![]() Lets say that due to an accident while roller blading, you knock out a tooth. Or due to dental decay, a tooth must be taken out. Or due to periodontal disease, a tooth fell out. You would want to replace that messing tooth. There are options, such as a bridge, or a denture, or an Implant. Which option is most like your original tooth. See the video below. |
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