Does the two products hold some kind of Chemical imbalance that are hazardous to the gums...
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This is an interesting question, and on the face of it, I would have to guess that it would indeed increase the chance of getting both mouth cancer (because of the increased residence time of various carcinogens in the mouth) and, I would imagine, stomach and eosophogial cancers, since you would be swallowing more carcinogens in your saliva than a smoker who is not chewing gum.\n\nGood luck with that!
260700
they are both healthy..white is only more aesthetically pleasing...cause we've been conditioned that way. go to your dentist and consult about a bleaching kit..only way to whiten.
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some mouthwashes may have alcohol in them. so i would suggest reading the label to see and possibly diluting the mouthwash with water to lessen the strength.
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How about a different angle, to actually REVERSE gum disease. I suppose few will believe this, but does it matter ?. Not to me. Make up your own mind. I agree it may not be acceptable to most, but I tell you now, this is EXACTLY TRUE.\n\nI have suffered from bleeding gums since the early 1980s. In recent years no matter flossing hygienist work, etc, not much improvement. The stated the infetion foci were deep under the gum, managed at best, but no way out. Resigned to blood every time I brushed or spit.\n\nThen last summer my wife told me how she met an elderly Japanese man on a flight from the Far East, who had the most attractive teeth she had seen in an old person. Struck up a halting conversation, and soon, the ice broken she asked him, were his teeth real teeth. He laughed out loud, and pulled on them with both hands as a gag. He told her he was 92 !. Lean and quite athletic, looked more like 70 maybe. Anyway, she took his advice to heart. On alternate days lunch we eat one julienned RAW ONION sprinkled with vinegar and mixed in rice or soup (the heat is too much otherwise), the even days we crush 4 / 5 garlic cloves in a tablespoon of olive oil and add to veggies or whatever else's lunch. We also -wife and me-had to give up all sweets and sugars. NOT THAT EASY.\n\nWell, gum disease ALL GONE in a metter of eight months. We have lost a lot of blubber (me, about 10 Kgs). The dentist popped his eyes: "what have you been doing ?". I sent this info to a blog. Read the April 27 2006 entry "Sugar, Sugar". I am pleased beyond words with this.
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hmm...that's weird. that only happens to me if I eat food that is too hot before it cools down some. but, sometimes the insides of my gums get a slimy coating, and I discovered that was from using a toothpaste that was too strong. I use crest multi care cool mint and the problem has gone away. maybe you should try to use a sensative toothpaste or google your symptoms
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Biofilm\nIf you are not true to your teeth they will be false to you.
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Yes it is. Actually teeth get very affected due to pregnancy. Read on;\n\nhttp://www.armymedicine.army.mil/hc/healthtips/12/200305-06teethpregnancy.cfm
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Toothpaste has diatoms in it.
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Nucleophilic attacks for both.
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NO.  I've been doing them for like 3 years now...THEY ARE AMAZiNG..[get Crest Whitestrips Supreme..they work the fastest]  \n\nno cancer here!...my dentist says it's completey healthy...may cause gum sensitivity though...[did for me..but it's SO worth it for the WHiTE teeth you get...and you don't have to pay out the a$$ for it]
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Does your friend chew tobacco or eat or drink things that might be contributors to gum disease and tooth rot?\nIn any case, seeing a professional or two is a no-brainer.  What you describe is abnormal and the situation should be evaluated and treatment started before things get more serious than they are now.
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recently there was a nes article in "the times of India" daily paper,\nthat the ingtriedients are not uniformly distributed in a tablet and the main medicine is mixed with binding agents, so breaking a tablet into two or grinding it into powder form does not reduces the dose concentration(i.e. gm per volume)rather in some cases like ibrufane , it can be harmful to intake broken tablet.\nbetter consult a doctor
98841
Flourides make teeth stronger. Acids make them weaker.
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I guess so, theres a lot of nasty chemicals in them....:D
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Those are common side effects.Reduce the amount and it won't affect you so badly.Use only if necessary,they are a narcotic and therefore very habit forming.
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As the above answer states, it's not safe to mix painkillers and alcohol.  But, if you can tolerate the pain, then go for it.  The dentist WILL tell you not to smoke, though, or you can develop dry socket.
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You have sensitive teeth and the compounds in the beverage activate the pain receptors.  It is has some thing to do with the electrolytes in the brew