Само 36% от българите си мият зъбите

prodavam neizpolzvani 4etka i pasta za zubi.....v slu4ai 4e im doide modata tuka nqkoga отговор Сигнализирай

Praktikata sus "zapechatvaneto" za zubite pri decata i teenager-te sustestvuva v zapadnia sviat ot mnooooogo godini, v sledstvie na koeto zapadnjacite pochti niamat kariesi. Procedurata e napulno bezvredna, na duvkatelnite zubi se nanasja nesto kato gel. Problemut na zapadniacite (a i ne samo) se sustoi v iztuniavaneto na emaila,koito vuznikva ot upotrebata na kiseli hrani. Zubite triabva da se miat po 2x na den i ne po-chesto, zastoto tova susto vodi do iztuniavane na emaila.Za suzhalenie e viarno, che koito e s loshi zubi/geni, kolkoto i chesto da si gi mie i polaga grizhi, vse ste si ima problemi s tiah. Loshiat duh susto se dulzhi predi vsichki na problemi sus stomaha, a ne sus zubite.V zakljuchenie ste kazha, che ni triabvat svetlinni godini, za da nastignem Zapada, kato se zapochne ot elementarna lichna higiena i se stigne do medicinskoto obsluzhvane... отговор Сигнализирай

:-))) 1. ще има "кастинг" за спонсориране на фирмите-доставчици; 2. 15,5 млн.лв. отиват в небитието; 3. Бог да пази зъбките на децата от следващия експеримент. отговор Сигнализирай

Интересен е процента на хората които се къпят редовно :D отговор Сигнализирай

Линка ми не проработи, затова copy/pastePotential Risks Associated With Using Dental Sealants To Prevent CavitiesUsing anti-cavity sealants to avoid the painful process of drilling and filling is of course a wonderful option, however, you might want to think twice before putting that sealant on your teeth. Recent reports about the possible harmful effects of Bisphenol-A have created public concern with regard to the presence of Bisphenol A in many dental sealants. Bisphenol-A, a chemical also known as BPA, has been widely used in the manufacturing of many plastic products, such as polycarbonate bottles, plastic tableware, infant bottles, and soft-drink cans. Although our exposure to this chemical is primarily from food supplies, studies have shown that traces of BPA can be found in dental sealants.A survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found presence of BPA in 93% of the 2,500 adults and children tested. Although the FDA has reassured us that the chemical is safe, the Department of Health and Human Services has become increasingly concerned about BPA, particularly over its exposure in children. The problem with BPA is that it has estrogen-like effects, meaning that exposure may accelerate puberty and raise a potential risk of cancer. Because laboratory testing has suggested that BPA may affect reproduction and development in children, Canada has decided to add the chemical to the countrys list of toxic substances concluding that babies are getting too much of the gender-bender. Last month, the Journal of the American Medical Association reported that adults with higher levels of BPA were more likely to have heart disease or diabetes. This month, another study revealed that BPA might interfere with chemotherapy treatments.The American Dental Association apparently didnt like these studies, because they responded by emphasizing that sealants have been shown to offer years of protection against cavities, and that the BPA issue is so minuscule in impact that it doesnt really warrant the attention its been getting. Whether or not these possible side effects are as minuscule as the ADA claims, changing your dental sealant is not as easy as changing your water bottle, so its definitely something to think about before you put that anti-cavity sealant on your kids teeth. отговор Сигнализирай