Question 1

do men suffer candiasis

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Yes: But rare.  You can get candidiasis especially in the mouth and throat from stds, chronic illnesses like aids, cancer, or diabetes, or from certain medications, especially steroids including inhalers.

Question 2

what is the definition or description of: pneumocystis carinii?

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Pneumocystis carinii: Pneumocystis carinii  pneumonia (PCP)  causes inflammation &amp; fluid accumulation in lungs. It is caused  by an opportunist infect with  Pneumocystis jiroveci fungus.

Question 3

my skin seems to be thickening more and more and my caritosis is getting worse with the snall white bumps how can i help thin it?

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Please discuss: Please discuss with your dermatologist. This has to be physically evaluated to get the best therapy.

Question 4

how quickly can secondary caries develop?

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Immediately: Secondary caries can start as soon as bacteria have a food source to produce acids and therefore cause demineralization of the tooth.  That is why it is important to brush and floss after every meal and after any snacks.  At least rinse out thoroughly when you cannot brush or floss and avoid foods and liquids high in sugar.  Many sports and energy drinks are very acidic and can also be problematic.

Question 5

what can i do to stop caries from growing?

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See your dentist: Once a tooth has caries or decay it will continue to grow until the tooth is fixed by a dentist. You can stop caries before they start by brushing and flossing properly.

Question 6

why are chinese least prone to having caries?

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Low caries from?: Their diet is extremely low in refined sugars. Caries rate is directly associated with sugar consumption.

Question 7

what is the definition or description of: caries?

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Decay: Caries is simply decay of the hard structures of the body, including teeth and bones. Dental caries, if left untreated, is a disease that will progress. Simple fillings can remove caries when minimal. Invasive caries may cause further destruction to require a larger restoration such as a crown or onlay, and possibly include a root cananl if the caries progresses into the nerve of the tooth.

Question 8

what happens if you has caries who would you consult?

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Dentist: Caries means dental cavities.  Please call a General Dentist for examination and treatment.  Please know that the longer you put this off, the worse the problem will become, the harder and more expensive to treat.  Call now.

Question 9

could you explain what is chemicomechanical removal of caries?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: In the nineties a product was widely sold to dentist for the removal of tooth decay. Using air abrasion and/or drilling only on enamel. Most people could be treated without a shot. Once the decay was exposed, it could be washed away with copious amounts of inexpensive solution. The remaining tooth structure could then be bonded and restored with a tooth colored restoration. Didn't work out.

Question 10

what to do if i heard that caries is least prevalent in china. do you know why?

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Inaccurate statement: Latest study: "In conclusion, the prevalence of dental caries in the deciduous and permanent dentitions of 7- to 8-year-old children was high. Deep pits and fissures in high caries risk children should be sealed. Appropriate preventive measures should be instituted. The tremendous rise in the economy of China over the last decade has increased the number of children with high caries risk.

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