Comments for Dental Health Site http://www.dentalhealthsite.com Dental health articles, resources and advice Fri, 12 Feb 2010 07:15:22 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Nail biting harmful to Dental Health by Kaiser Quotes http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/nail-biting-harmful-to-dental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-283 Kaiser Quotes Fri, 12 Feb 2010 07:15:22 +0000 http://dentalhealthsite.com/?p=99#comment-283 I have been bitting my nails since i could remeber..... it has cause my fingernails to be deformed. And i would consantly get infections around my fingernails its so nasty.... Usually i get my nails done with a hard plastic that goes over them. I know someone who soaked her nails in chicken poop.... ( i never did) I also say to my self everytime i stick a finger in my mouth is self control and remover it. Its very hard.... I have been diagonsed with anxiety disorder and everytime i get nervous, scared, bored, i bite... I even become obbsessed with it and i stop feeling pain and keep on bitting and i started to tear apart the wskin around my nails with my teeth.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('283','Kaiser Quotes'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('283','Kaiser Quotes','I have been bitting my nails since i could remeber..... it has cause my fingernails to be deformed. And i would consantly get infections around my fingernails its so nasty.... Usually i get my nails done with a hard plastic that goes over them. I know someone who soaked her nails in chicken poop.... ( i never did) I also say to my self everytime i stick a finger in my mouth is self control and remover it. Its very hard.... I have been diagonsed with anxiety disorder and everytime i get nervous, scared, bored, i bite... I even become obbsessed with it and i stop feeling pain and keep on bitting and i started to tear apart the wskin around my nails with my teeth.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> I have been bitting my nails since i could remeber….. it has cause my fingernails to be deformed. And i would consantly get infections around my fingernails its so nasty…. Usually i get my nails done with a hard plastic that goes over them. I know someone who soaked her nails in chicken poop…. ( i never did) I also say to my self everytime i stick a finger in my mouth is self control and remover it. Its very hard…. I have been diagonsed with anxiety disorder and everytime i get nervous, scared, bored, i bite… I even become obbsessed with it and i stop feeling pain and keep on bitting and i started to tear apart the wskin around my nails with my teeth.
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]]> Comment on Tooth Extraction Aftercare and Risks by Robert http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/tooth-extraction-follow-risks/comment-page-1/#comment-277 Robert Sun, 07 Feb 2010 03:05:17 +0000 http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/?p=609#comment-277 I had 4 wisdom teeth removed about a week ago. 3 pulled 1 cut. The ones that were pulled don't hurt now at all but the one that was impacted still hurts and the stiches are annoying. It's a numbing pain no bad breath or bad taste really. Think this could be dry socket under the stiches? I followed everything the dentist told me to do.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('277','Robert'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('277','Robert','I had 4 wisdom teeth removed about a week ago. 3 pulled 1 cut. The ones that were pulled don\'t hurt now at all but the one that was impacted still hurts and the stiches are annoying. It\'s a numbing pain no bad breath or bad taste really. Think this could be dry socket under the stiches? I followed everything the dentist told me to do.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> I had 4 wisdom teeth removed about a week ago. 3 pulled 1 cut. The ones that were pulled don’t hurt now at all but the one that was impacted still hurts and the stiches are annoying. It’s a numbing pain no bad breath or bad taste really. Think this could be dry socket under the stiches? I followed everything the dentist told me to do.
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]]> Comment on Dental Braces by emily http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/dental-braces/comment-page-1/#comment-270 emily Tue, 02 Feb 2010 21:48:34 +0000 http://dentalhealthsite.com/?p=319#comment-270 They do hurt the first week. But its all worth it!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('270','emily'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('270','emily','They do hurt the first week. But its all worth it!'); return false;">Quote</a></div> They do hurt the first week. But its all worth it!
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]]> Comment on Dentistry and the latest trends in gene therapy and tissue engineering by San Luis Obispo Dental Office http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/dentistry-latest-trends-gene-therapy-tissue-engineering/comment-page-1/#comment-252 San Luis Obispo Dental Office Mon, 11 Jan 2010 06:51:29 +0000 http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/?p=818#comment-252 Technology has contribute great role in the dentistry. The new vaccine & treatment have put a great smile on a large faces.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('252','San Luis Obispo Dental Office'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('252','San Luis Obispo Dental Office','Technology has contribute great role in the dentistry. The new vaccine & treatment have put a great smile on a large faces.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Technology has contribute great role in the dentistry. The new vaccine & treatment have put a great smile on a large faces.
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]]> Comment on Side Effects of Zoom Tooth Whitening System by Niles Illinois Dentist http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/side-effects-zoom-tooth-whitening-system/comment-page-1/#comment-251 Niles Illinois Dentist Mon, 11 Jan 2010 05:13:46 +0000 http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/?p=501#comment-251 Most people have confusion regarding the ultra-violet light that used in the Zoom Whitening System. Actually it's visible light of the blue spectrum NOT UV rays. Hope the article clear their misconception & feel free during treatment.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('251','Niles Illinois Dentist'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('251','Niles Illinois Dentist','Most people have confusion regarding the ultra-violet light that used in the Zoom Whitening System. Actually it\'s visible light of the blue spectrum NOT UV rays. Hope the article clear their misconception & feel free during treatment.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Most people have confusion regarding the ultra-violet light that used in the Zoom Whitening System. Actually it’s visible light of the blue spectrum NOT UV rays. Hope the article clear their misconception & feel free during treatment.
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]]> Comment on 7 Dental Dangers of Tongue Piercing by Courtney http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/7-dental-dangers-tongue-piercing/comment-page-1/#comment-246 Courtney Sat, 02 Jan 2010 23:54:13 +0000 http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/?p=680#comment-246 As a piercer, I'm certainly concerned about addressing, and if possibly minimizing, the risks associated with oral piercing. However I feel that many of the risks discussed publicly are misleading. Damage to teeth and gums is most commonly cause by two things: People playing with their jewelry, and people wearing jewelry that doesn't fit correctly. An overwhelming number of people I see in public are doing both. Not playing with jewelry, and downsizing it immediately after the end of the initial swelling is vital. The risk of swallowing jewelry is real, however extremely rare to cause any actual consequences. Wearing good quality jewelry will help, as most cheaper jewelry comes apart easily without warning. Better made jewelry has very secure threaded on it that will stay in place almost indefinitely when tightened properly. While infections do occasionally happen, they are mostly not a problem unless ignored. Severe infections and death are EXCEPTIONALLY RARE and have been linked primarily to previously existing health conditions that may have been triggered by a great number of things. Meaning: the piercing itself is not going to kill you. Blood loss(which would never reach a dangerous level unless sincerely neglected!), nerve damage, and lingering pain are all "possible" as well, however sincerely doubt that the percentage of occurrence actually warrants concern. Every activity on this planet has caused someone catastrophic consequences. But one rare happening doesn't make the issue relevant. Any of us could be stuck by lightening- we go outside anyway. Hepatitis and HIV are obviously risks: But it is the job of the person getting pierced to research their piercer, and make sure that they are going to meet the standards necessary to prevent the spread of disease. Hospitals do much more invasive procedures every day on people with blood borne illnesses, and they are successful. Its possible. So don't be afraid of hepatitis, be afraid of dirty piercers, and do your research! Piercings can be both wonderfully beneficial, and potentially dangerous, in the wrong hands' However, the real risks are in the lack of information, and the lack of demand for high quality piercers. People need to know what they should be REALLY looking for, and when you find a good piercer, support them with all your might! If the public pays more attention, eventually there will no longer be a place in the market for unskilled piercers, and they will disappear. Its everyone's job to make that happen! I suggest all people who are curious about piercings, and all medical professionals, make themselves familiar with safepiercing.org. Information is Power!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('246','Courtney'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('246','Courtney','As a piercer, I\'m certainly concerned about addressing, and if possibly minimizing, the risks associated with oral piercing. However I feel that many of the risks discussed publicly are misleading. \r\n Damage to teeth and gums is most commonly cause by two things: People playing with their jewelry, and people wearing jewelry that doesn\'t fit correctly. An overwhelming number of people I see in public are doing both. Not playing with jewelry, and downsizing it immediately after the end of the initial swelling is vital. \r\n The risk of swallowing jewelry is real, however extremely rare to cause any actual consequences. Wearing good quality jewelry will help, as most cheaper jewelry comes apart easily without warning. Better made jewelry has very secure threaded on it that will stay in place almost indefinitely when tightened properly.\r\n While infections do occasionally happen, they are mostly not a problem unless ignored. \r\nSevere infections and death are EXCEPTIONALLY RARE and have been linked primarily to previously existing health conditions that may have been triggered by a great number of things. Meaning: the piercing itself is not going to kill you.\r\n Blood loss(which would never reach a dangerous level unless sincerely neglected!), nerve damage, and lingering pain are all \"possible\" as well, however sincerely doubt that the percentage of occurrence actually warrants concern. Every activity on this planet has caused someone catastrophic consequences. But one rare happening doesn\'t make the issue relevant. Any of us could be stuck by lightening- we go outside anyway. \r\n Hepatitis and HIV are obviously risks: But it is the job of the person getting pierced to research their piercer, and make sure that they are going to meet the standards necessary to prevent the spread of disease. Hospitals do much more invasive procedures every day on people with blood borne illnesses, and they are successful. Its possible. So don\'t be afraid of hepatitis, be afraid of dirty piercers, and do your research!\r\n Piercings can be both wonderfully beneficial, and potentially dangerous, in the wrong hands\' However, the real risks are in the lack of information, and the lack of demand for high quality piercers. People need to know what they should be REALLY looking for, and when you find a good piercer, support them with all your might! If the public pays more attention, eventually there will no longer be a place in the market for unskilled piercers, and they will disappear. Its everyone\'s job to make that happen!\r\nI suggest all people who are curious about piercings, and all medical professionals, make themselves familiar with safepiercing.org. Information is Power!'); return false;">Quote</a></div> As a piercer, I’m certainly concerned about addressing, and if possibly minimizing, the risks associated with oral piercing. However I feel that many of the risks discussed publicly are misleading.
Damage to teeth and gums is most commonly cause by two things: People playing with their jewelry, and people wearing jewelry that doesn’t fit correctly. An overwhelming number of people I see in public are doing both. Not playing with jewelry, and downsizing it immediately after the end of the initial swelling is vital.
The risk of swallowing jewelry is real, however extremely rare to cause any actual consequences. Wearing good quality jewelry will help, as most cheaper jewelry comes apart easily without warning. Better made jewelry has very secure threaded on it that will stay in place almost indefinitely when tightened properly.
While infections do occasionally happen, they are mostly not a problem unless ignored.
Severe infections and death are EXCEPTIONALLY RARE and have been linked primarily to previously existing health conditions that may have been triggered by a great number of things. Meaning: the piercing itself is not going to kill you.
Blood loss(which would never reach a dangerous level unless sincerely neglected!), nerve damage, and lingering pain are all “possible” as well, however sincerely doubt that the percentage of occurrence actually warrants concern. Every activity on this planet has caused someone catastrophic consequences. But one rare happening doesn’t make the issue relevant. Any of us could be stuck by lightening- we go outside anyway.
Hepatitis and HIV are obviously risks: But it is the job of the person getting pierced to research their piercer, and make sure that they are going to meet the standards necessary to prevent the spread of disease. Hospitals do much more invasive procedures every day on people with blood borne illnesses, and they are successful. Its possible. So don’t be afraid of hepatitis, be afraid of dirty piercers, and do your research!
Piercings can be both wonderfully beneficial, and potentially dangerous, in the wrong hands’ However, the real risks are in the lack of information, and the lack of demand for high quality piercers. People need to know what they should be REALLY looking for, and when you find a good piercer, support them with all your might! If the public pays more attention, eventually there will no longer be a place in the market for unskilled piercers, and they will disappear. Its everyone’s job to make that happen!
I suggest all people who are curious about piercings, and all medical professionals, make themselves familiar with safepiercing.org. Information is Power!
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]]> Comment on Side Effects of Zoom Tooth Whitening System by Patricia http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/side-effects-zoom-tooth-whitening-system/comment-page-1/#comment-245 Patricia Tue, 29 Dec 2009 04:45:54 +0000 http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/?p=501#comment-245 HI, I had Zoom whitening done a few months ago. I had an extreme amount of pain that I was not warned about one single bit. I will never do it again. SInce the procedure I have noticed extreme receding of my upper K9 teeth and pain when I eat sweets. I am 30 years old and have never had any teeth complications in the past. I had a lot of problems with this "new" dentist during the appointment like inappropriate remarks and pain when replacing my crown. My appointment was a nightmare compared to other tooth procedures in the past. I really don't know what to do , but this pain in my mouth is telling me that I need to do something. Thank you.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('245','Patricia'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('245','Patricia','HI, I had Zoom whitening done a few months ago. I had an extreme amount of pain that I was not warned about one single bit. I will never do it again. SInce the procedure I have noticed extreme receding of my upper K9 teeth and pain when I eat sweets. I am 30 years old and have never had any teeth complications in the past. I had a lot of problems with this \"new\" dentist during the appointment like inappropriate remarks and pain when replacing my crown. My appointment was a nightmare compared to other tooth procedures in the past. I really don\'t know what to do , but this pain in my mouth is telling me that I need to do something. Thank you.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> HI, I had Zoom whitening done a few months ago. I had an extreme amount of pain that I was not warned about one single bit. I will never do it again. SInce the procedure I have noticed extreme receding of my upper K9 teeth and pain when I eat sweets. I am 30 years old and have never had any teeth complications in the past. I had a lot of problems with this “new” dentist during the appointment like inappropriate remarks and pain when replacing my crown. My appointment was a nightmare compared to other tooth procedures in the past. I really don’t know what to do , but this pain in my mouth is telling me that I need to do something. Thank you.
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]]> Comment on Dental Bridges by kay holtzclaw http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/bridges/comment-page-1/#comment-240 kay holtzclaw Fri, 25 Dec 2009 15:45:48 +0000 http://dentalhealthsite.com/?p=311#comment-240 i have two big fillings in my bottom teeth now both theeth are hurting there is a missing theeth in the middle of these theeth so i have to problem have aroot canal on both theeth and a bridge would this be the best way out to same my theeth,i really dont have the money.what would be the cheapest?<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('240','kay holtzclaw'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('240','kay holtzclaw','i have two big fillings in my bottom teeth now both theeth are hurting there is a missing theeth in the middle of these theeth so i have to problem have aroot canal on both theeth and a bridge would this be the best way out to same my theeth,i really dont have the money.what would be the cheapest?'); return false;">Quote</a></div> i have two big fillings in my bottom teeth now both theeth are hurting there is a missing theeth in the middle of these theeth so i have to problem have aroot canal on both theeth and a bridge would this be the best way out to same my theeth,i really dont have the money.what would be the cheapest?
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]]> Comment on Tooth Extraction Aftercare and Risks by maria Baghbani http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/tooth-extraction-follow-risks/comment-page-1/#comment-239 maria Baghbani Wed, 23 Dec 2009 06:14:46 +0000 http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/?p=609#comment-239 I had two lower molars removed yesterday but my dentist didn't give any instruction about pain relief.I had a very uncomfortable night with throbbing toothache.I have taken paracetamol -is there anything else that i can take.As for the jaw swelling -is an ice pack recomented?<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('239','maria Baghbani'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('239','maria Baghbani','I had two lower molars removed yesterday but my dentist didn\'t give any instruction about pain relief.I had a very uncomfortable night with throbbing toothache.I have taken paracetamol -is there anything else that i can take.As for the jaw swelling -is an ice pack recomented?'); return false;">Quote</a></div> I had two lower molars removed yesterday but my dentist didn’t give any instruction about pain relief.I had a very uncomfortable night with throbbing toothache.I have taken paracetamol -is there anything else that i can take.As for the jaw swelling -is an ice pack recomented?
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]]> Comment on How To Correctly Brush Your Teeth by yucaipa teeth whitening http://www.dentalhealthsite.com/how-to-correctly-brush-your-teeth/comment-page-1/#comment-238 yucaipa teeth whitening Fri, 18 Dec 2009 15:08:26 +0000 http://dentalhealthsite.com/?p=156#comment-238 Great information, I am agree with you that most people have no correct idea how to do brush correctly. Hope they learn from here. Great post. it's an appreciable work. Thanks<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('238','yucaipa teeth whitening'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('238','yucaipa teeth whitening','Great information, I am agree with you that most people have no correct idea how to do brush correctly. Hope they learn from here. Great post. it\'s an appreciable work. Thanks'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Great information, I am agree with you that most people have no correct idea how to do brush correctly. Hope they learn from here. Great post. it’s an appreciable work. Thanks
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