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What Causes Tooth Decay

What Causes Tooth Decay

Tooth decay is a destruction of the enamel (outer surface) of a tooth. The decay occurs due to the action of bacteria that hides in the plaque. Plaque is the sticky and whitish film made up of sugary substances in mouth and mucin, a protein in saliva. The bacterial infection destroys hard tissues by producing acid that wears out the teeth. Tooth decay also called tooth cavity or dental caries, and its complications are the leading cause of tooth loss.

How to Deal With Homesickness

How to Deal With Homesickness

Individuals who chose nursing or medical profession will move from home to study or work. At some, many of them will get homesick.

Common Digestive diseases

Common Digestive diseases

Digestion during a proper healthy state takes food through various processes from the moment of biting and chewing in the mouth to the elimination of undigested materials. It breaks down the food into smaller parts (nutrients) that the body quickly absorbs to use as energy and building blocks for the cells.

Types of Blood and Transfusions

Types of Blood and Transfusions

Almost all cells have numerous molecules on the surface. It includes the red blood cells. The molecules play an essential role in the interaction with immune system’s cells.

Why Autologous Blood Transfusion is the Safest

Why Autologous Blood Transfusion is the Safest

A blood transfusion is a transfer of blood or its products to a person bloodstream. It is a usually a maneuver to replace the blood cells and products after a loss through severe bleeding or surgery.

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