I have a long history with bulimia and meth use. Sober for the first time in years, I am fat and happy trying to rebuild my life and now, teeth. I just got a new place and reconciled with my ex and ...
Why does your teeth feel weird after eating silverbeet or spinach ? Like they are sqeaky, kinda like the same feeling when you've drunk too much lemonade. Is it bad ? Is it the iron in the ...
I am doing a study in Jordan on dentists I want to choose 300 dentists from 5000 dentist in a random order from different geographic areas? What is the best way to do so?...
my b/f has a really bad toothache , i have already scheduled a visit to the dentist for saterday ...
what can we do in the mean time to ease the pain ?
we have ore-jel , and ambasol , but there ...
my doc said i have a cancker soar and that why my tounge is turning whie so he gave me a mouthwash.
Also how can i change my gums from little red to pink and my teeth from grayish yellow to good ...
Besides advil, clove oil, and salt water
ok its 12am so a dentist is not a choice right ...
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what are those creamy-white kernals you sometimes cough up out of your throat?
I need to know this, what are those awful little kernals called?Where are they from? They come out of nowhere now and then and are not food related. Are they also the same thing you see in some old people's mouths when they are constantly chewing--not food or gum but also off white and chunky?
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Q: I have these small white smelly and hard spots in the back of my throat. I have to wait until they get big and fall out or I pick at them to get them out of my throat. I have tried to gargle to no avail. This is bad for my breath and it bothers me tremendously.
A: The condition you have is called cryptic tonsil debris. This is caused by crevices in the surface of the tonsils (crypts) that collect food debris, bacteria, and the shed outer lining of the tonsil. The treatment for this includes: water pik to flush the debris out of the crevices or manually removing the debris with forceps or a Q-tip. If the problem is persistent and significantly bothersome then the only "cure" is a tonsillectomy.
Professor of Herbs
They're called tonsil stones or tonsilloliths. Since they're thought to be made by the anaerobic bacteria that lives naturally in your mouth, you might try gargling with a mixture of hydrogren peroxide and water.
About 1/4 of adults w/ tonsils get these so they're very, very common. But they aren't linked to any known disease and they don't seem to indicated any serious health condition. They also don't seem to be related to how well you brush.
Be really, realy careful when trying to remove them. Your gag reflex makes it perfectly possible to swallow a cotton swab or even a toothbrush. ;-)
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