Posts Tagged ‘oral cancer’
FAQ for dental care
Hygiene is a common theme among people, but not all the importance they give you really need. It has long been dragging myths ranging from grandparents, parents with children … for advice on how to care for your teeth. The problem is that much of this information is not verified by a professional and can make a person fall into a mistake. You may pay close attention to a myth of such care and neglect that is truly necessary.
So today we show you the myths which are false and real, so that from now on you can maintain good dental care .
True and false myths about tooth care
Brushing your teeth after every meal
Is a typical council, which many point as well, while others like very bad. The truth is that after you eat any food you brush your teeth, you should not do is make brushing just finished eating instant . You must wait at least 15 minutes. If it can not be regarded as more bad than good.
The white teeth are weak
This does not mean you leave your yellow teeth to be strong. The issue is that when a person starts treatment bleaches the tooth enamel begins to weaken, leaving the tooth discovered for bacterial attack. In contrast, when the teeth get yellow, are covered and are stronger, but neither is healthy. Read the rest of this entry »
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Oral Cancer Prevention
The College of Dentists of Las Palmas (COELP) warned today that the prevention of oral cancer could prevent 4,000 cases a year in Spain, according to its president, Hector Rodriguez, to take stock of the campaign “Go to the dentist”, aimed at promoting earlier diagnosis of possible precancerous lesions in the mouth, developed between October 26 and November 6.
About 50 in Las Palmas have been reviewed for free oral health of the citizens to detect precancerous and cancerous lesions.
The campaign warns that a dentist can save your life if it detects a potential oral cancer in its early stages. Rodriguez notes that the best diagnostic procedure is the clinical examination, and argues that a biopsy is the only safe method in packages and injury of more than fifteen days duration.