CAUSES of TOOTH DECAY Cavities are caused by tooth decay which is a process that develops slowly but steadily due to following reasons: 1. Plaque: Dental plaque is a clear sticky film causing a coating on the teeth. Plaque formation is due to carbohydrates primarily which contains sugar and starch and is further aggravated by not removing the layer from the tooth. When the carbohydrates are not cleaned off from the teeth, bacteria start colonizing the teeth quickly and harden with salivary salts
The purpose of this paper will be to discuss the consequences of fluoridation to the environment and the overall human health issues. I selected this topic because the general public is not aware of the potential health complications associated with fluoridation and the environmental impacts it causes. Communities across America and around the world are unaware of what fluoride is and where it comes from. Most societies believe it to be safe because individuals/groups in authority positions and
Cultural Awareness of the Inuit Steven R. Oltmanns Lifespan Development and Nursing Practice Abstract Cultural awareness needs to be used when caring for the Inuit as a Nurse. The Inuit have social bonds and beliefs which are illustrated in their culture and diet. They have a diet consisting of mainly protein from land and sea. This diet along with living in freezing temperatures for thousands of years has shaped the Inuit into who they are today. Framework for the Cultural Assessment Communication
attention from his parents. He did not grow up in the best house hold because his mom would just sit on the couch all day and his dad would go off to work. One day while his mom wasn't paying attention he wondered through the medicine chest and gathered tooth paste, nail polish remover, and rubbing alcohol and mixed them all together in one bowl. David said “I was trying to get a magical reaction. “After his first try failed David decided the more things you mix together the better chance you have at having