Pls tell me something about this illiment DIEBITES. what are it causes ,precuation and treatment. Is it cure.?
105007
There are several causes for diabetes, but mostly the condition is caused by heredity (meaning your family history of the condition, etc.). There are different types of diabetes. Type 1 diabetics do not produce any insulin at all and are forced to use synthetic insulin injections on a daily basis to control their blood sugar levels. Type 2 diabetics usually do produce insulin, but their bodies reject the insulin or the amount produced is not enough. Type 2 diabetes is usually treated with diet, exercise, and oral medications. However, some Type 2 diabetics due require insulin injections as well. \n\nPrecautions and / or preventative measures that you can take to lower your risk for developing diabetes include:\n-- Eat a well-balanced healthy diet. Limit your carb and sugar intake as much as possible. \n-- Maintain a healthy weight for your body type. Being overweight increases your risk for diabetes. \n-- Maintain healthy cholesterol and lipid / triglyceride levels. \n-- Exercise on a daily basis. Physical activity will lower your weight, cholesterol, and other factors relating to the risk of developing diabetes.\n\nTalk to your doctor about a prevention plan unique to you. \n\nUnfortunately, there is no cure for diabetes at this point. There are excellent treatment options available and most people who are medically treated, live happy, healthy lives. \n\nGood luck and best wishes...
752038
You should go see your dentist asap.  I used to be a dental assistant and there are illnesses in the gums that can be treated.  Infections that you may not even know are there.  If you wait and don't find out what it is, the sockets can become looser and you could risk losing your teeth.
331287
I have not had it but I am very familiar with it. It is usually caused by over wearing your contacts and not cleaning them well. your doctor should have you out of them for a couple weeks and probably on a drop to help resolve it quicker.
399450
You mean 'underbite'. There is nothing you can do except getting braces. You don't have to keep them on that long, and there are lots of adults that get braces even into their 40's. You can get those transparent ones, that no one would notice. So don't feel silly.
1428
How weird, my mom just had this, and I had never heard about it before that. All the above is correct, but I just wanted to add that you ought to get it treated soon and change your diet around accordingly. My mom almost died from it, which is unheard of, and she ended up having a foot of intestine being taken out. Watch out! It can get pretty damn serious.
971163
Dude  . . . . you need more advise on showing clearer pictures than the condition of your teeth. . . . .\n\nYour teeth are probably not THAT BAD . . .overbite is easily corrected by a good dentist.  He will probably put you in braces. There is now a brace that is hardly noticeable, not like when I was a kid and the mouth looked like a metal junk yard. In the meantime keep you mouth and teeth healthy by brushing and flossing once or twice a day,  I know that sounds like a nag, but trust me, it really works.
971328
You need to see a dentist  as soon as possible.  you likely have an infection...which can spread and cause systemic illness and symptoms.  Iyou do not have a regular dentist, get a referral from family or friend, call and tell them you are in severe pain and may have an infection.  Tell them you do not have insurance and ask if you can work out a  payment plan.  E.R. would be much more expensive and they would refer you to a dentist.   Wish you the best.
649857
I think that they are people with underbites. What's the difference? At least there are teeth there. They could be fixed.
312879
I am with you.  I have tried rinsing with salt water and it seems to reduce the time for healing.\nI have them one after another!  I will have to watch your question for better ideas!\n\nAlso:  I asked my dentist about them and didn't get a straight answer........
302823
ew...first, maintain proper oral hygiene...use some mouthwash to keep germs etc away from the site.  Also, they make non prescription pain medication for them..i think Ambisol (sp) is one of them, give it a shot.
470726
A whole cascade of events occurs with your immune system that involves something called inflammation (blood and other products rush to the wound and try to attack the invading bacteria and germs, and release chemicals). It's actually a very complicated process. You'll get swelling, reddness, heat and pain to the area, and it's our immune system doing it's job. Then a healing phase occurs. The mouth has unique bacteria and a human bite is one of the worse bites in the world and you should get it treated ASAP. Many people recover without a problem but the condition is undertreated. I've seen really bad bone infections (osteomyelitis), joint necrosis, and two finger amputations because patients got treated too late...
750122
I've known people that came into our clinic with a chipped tooth from eating cotton candy!!!  You have to remember that teeth take a beating with the forces of mastication.  This is not a sign of weak teeth.  We've also had individuals come in thinking they had chipped a tooth when it actually was a bone from dinner, lunch, etc that had "chipped" off.  Do eleviate your concern go see a dentist and have it looked at to see exactlly how the chip/crack is doing.
187157
If the injury is along the bite line in your cheaks, sweetiepieblonde could be correct.\n\nMore likely the injury is getting infected.  In most cases, your body's imune system will catch up to it and resolve it.  If it worsens and does not improve within 10 days you should see a doctor.
885046
Maybe you have some infection under a tooth or other problems, see a dentist...;
1154307
The quickest and only cure that I know of is a good professional cleaning and then ask your hygienist about avoiding the problem in the future.  Regular flossing and brushing with a soft toothbrush is a preventive measure but first you need to clear it up.  Call your dentist for an appointment.
36938
yessss! although i dont think it's very common.  amoxicillin, ceftriaxone, streptamycin any of those plus other antioboitocs would work.  you should check with your dentist if this happened to your baby.
1164493
you have an abcess probably of some type. it could be a periodontal abcess which is basically an abcess in the gums along the tooth you should see your dentist pronto