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dentistryCare and treatment of the teeth and gums. Orthodontics deals with the straightening of the teeth for aesthetic and clinical reasons, and periodontics with care of the supporting tissue (bone and gums). The bacteria that start the process of dental decay are normal, nonpathogenic members of a large and varied group of micro-organisms present in the mouth. They are strains of oral streptococci, and it is only in the presence of sucrose (from refined sugar) in the mouth that they become damaging to the teeth. Fluoride in the water supply has been one attempted solution to prevent decay, and several vaccines against it are under development.
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| This publication is one of a series 40 or so Oxford Handbooks which cover a wide range of health-care specialities from urology to applied dental science, and includes public health practice. Dental science has certainly come a long way since the days of George Washington, whose sets of false teeth were fashioned not from wood, as legend has it, but from gold, hippo ivory, and horse teeth. Despite advances in dental science and practice that have resulted in great improvements in our nation's ability to provide oral health care, dental disease of all varieties has reached epidemic proportions. |
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