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Your
dentist
has
likely
informed
you
the
importance
of
regular
brushing
and
flossing.
Without
a
doubt,
these
are
the
two
important
things
you
can
do
to
promote
good
oral
health
and
to
prevent
future
gum
disease.
However,
they
are
not
only
steps
you
should
take.
There
are
many
all-
natural
treatments
that
can
enhance
the
health
of
your
gums
and
prevent
your
future
disease.
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2.
Tobacco
use
is
the
number
one
risk
factor
in
oral
cancer.
Studies
have
shown
that
at
least
seventy
percents
of
those
diagnosed
where
either
current
or
former
tobacco
users.
Heavy
use
of
alcohol
among
tobacco
users
has
been
proven
to
have
a
15%
greater
risks
of
developing
oral
cancer
than
non
tobacco
and
heavy
alcohol
users.
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3.
If
your
dentist
does
find
a
suspicious
lesion
in
your
mouth,
he
or
she
might
remove
it,
that
will
most
likely
send
you
to
a
specialist
for
a
removal
and
biopsy,
which
is
painless
procedure.
If
oral
cancer
is
detected
early
enough,
it
could
possibly
be
treated
with
surgery
alone.
Radiation
combined
with
surgery
would
likely
be
used
if
the
cancer
in
its
advanced
stages.
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4.
Several
toothpaste
brands
on
the
market
today
offer
to
prevent
from
canker
sores.
There
is
truth
in
their
claims
than
these
products
will
work
for
many.
This
problem
with
much
of
the
toothpaste
on
the
market
for
canker
sores
sufferers
is
that
the
toothpaste
have
a
chemical
called
SLS.
SLS
is
a
detergent
and
is
quite
rough
on
the
mouth.
SLS
can
certainty
create
conditions
which
are
right
for
canker
sores
outbreak.
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5.
Oral
cancer
is
any
cancerous
tissue
growth
located
in
the
mouth.
Oral
cancer
can
develop
in
any
part
of
the
oral
cavity.
Oral
cancer
most
commonly
involves
the
tissue
of
the
lips
or
the
tongue.
It
may
also
occur
on
the
floor
of
the
mouth,
gums,
or
palate.
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6.
Women
with
HIV/AIDS
is
too
risk
for
developing
cervical
cancer
because
cervical
intraepitherial
neoplasia
(CIN)
occurs
in
11%
-
29%
of
women
with
HIV/AIDS.
High
grade
CIN
can
turn
into
invasive
cervical
cancer,
and
women
AIDS
are
at
higher
risk
for
developing
this
type
of
cancer.
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7.
8.
The
last
step,
which
is
the
last
purpose
of
odontectomy,
is
to
remove
the
impacted
tooth.
The
maxillary
molars
are
the
most
difficult
to
be
extracted,
due
to
their
three
roots
and
their
orientation,
which
is
bended
like
an
anchor.
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9.
10. The
first
key
of
down
syndrome
prevention
is
avoiding
late
production.
A
simple
preventive
strategy
that
anyone
can
undertake
is
to
complete
the
family
at
a
relatively
young
age.
The
risk
of
an
affected
pregnancy
will
remain
but
could
be
substantially
reduced.
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