For the Avoidance of Doubt
May 2018
Nearly a quarter of five-year-olds starting primary school in England have tooth decay, figures reveal
Some 23.3% of five-year-olds have tooth decay, of which most miss 3.4 teeth
Around 17,000 youngsters have been forced to have decayed teeth removed
This often requires hospital stays and children being put under anaesthetic
There is 'wide variation' between rates of decay in different English regions
Expert said it is a 'tragedy' that postcodes determine children's oral health
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health
/article-5732145/Nearly-quarter-five-year-olds-starting-primary-school-tooth-decay-figures-reveal.html
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Gingival Hyperplasia
3.3.8
31.10.2000
10mm OJ
”Null hull, hadde bra.”
30.8.2009
3.3.2008
2002
2010
The “Five Circle test”
Acid Erosion
British Dental Journal
Jan 2010. Vol 28 10.1038/sj.bdj.2010.57
M.N.Lowey
Espelid tidene 2002 112, 266-9
89-118L Soft drinks 1992-2000
17-24% Fruit juice 1990-1999
54%-61% Carbonated drinks1990-1999
3-7% increased erosion 1990-1999
The 15 WORST sugary drinks in Britain: Orange juice with as much sugar as 13 Hobnobs and
Innocent smoothies have the same as three-and-a-half doughnuts
Single serving of white grape juice contains same sugar as four doughnuts
One Starbucks coffee has as much sugar as 10 bowls of Golden Grahams
Lucozade sport drink has same sugar as two Walls Magnum Ice Creams�
Experts warn health drinks are partly to blame for our ballooning waistlines
No fibre in juices means sugar is absorbed faster leading to liver overload
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2013
As a 19-year-old dies after downing a high-caffeine drink, the worrying truth about the energy drink craze that's putting young lives in danger
Jenni Weaver, 40, from Bridlington, East Yorkshire, pictured left, was baffled by her 15-year-old daughter Gina's mysterious symptoms last year. Gina's symptoms became so bad that she was hospitalised and doctors were baffled until they asked about her diet. She then told them she was drinking three cans a day, and it appears she is not alone as popularity for the drinks among teenagers soars. However their is growing concerns over the largely unregulated drinks that have been linked to the deaths of Joshua Merrick, top right and Chloe Leach, bottom right.
Britons currently consume one billion litres of sports and energy drinks - but experts are now warning that ingredients in pick-me-ups such as Red Bull and Monster Energy can destroy your health.
Man, 21, SNAPPED four of his front teeth biting into an apple after ‘guzzling six Monster Energy drinks a day’ – 7 months
Colon cancer crisis in young people could be fuelled by booming drinks brands adored by teens
They believe an ingredient in Red Bull and other top brands such as Celsius and Monster may be linked to bacteria in the gut that speeds up tumor growth.
Researchers in Florida theorize that cancer cells use taurine - an amino acid thought to improve mental clarity - as their 'primary energy source.'
At the world's biggest cancer conference this week, the team announced a new human trial that will test their hypothesis, which so far is based on animal studies.
2014
One in 8 three-year-olds has rotting teeth... and fruit juice is to blame: Parents warned organic drinks and smoothies can contain as much sugar as a glass of coke
In some English regions as many as a third of children have rotten teeth
Leicester has the most, with 34 per cent of three-year-olds suffering
Experts urge families to restrict children to milk and water
17,930 black and white adults over the age of 45. They were were tracked for about six years. Dr Jean Welsh, assistant professor at Emory University.����
Royal college of Surgeons Surgeons support campaign for Coca-Cola to stop handing out free sugary drinks this Christmas |
The Coca-Cola Christmas tour, which has been running since 1995, has been scaled back in response to concerns raised by 83 organisations, including the Faculty of Dental Surgery at the RCS. The organisations signed a letter calling on Coca-Cola to hand out sugar free drinks only as part of the tour. The Christmas tour, which began last week, will now visit 24 towns and cities as opposed to 38. As a result of considerable local opposition coordinated by the Sugar Smart campaign last year, Public Health England issued guidance to local authorities warning of the impact of such marketing promotions on diet-related issues such as tooth decay and obesity. The views expressed in this email do not necessarily reflect those of the RCS. If you have any feedback regarding the content please email us. |
2014
One in 8 three-year-olds has rotting teeth... and fruit juice is to blame: Parents warned organic drinks and smoothies can contain as much sugar as a glass of coke
In some English regions as many as a third of children have rotten teeth
Leicester has the most, with 34 per cent of three-year-olds suffering
Experts urge families to restrict children to milk and water
How fruit juices rot toddlers' teeth: 1,200 under-twos in hospital to have them pulled out
Experts believe parents are rotting children's teeth with sugary fruit juices
More than 1,200 toddlers had to have teeth removed in hospital last year
It is a ten per cent increase on 2010 which dentists blame on sugary diets
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The shock sugar in YOUR child's food: It looks unbelievable - but in 136 bags, this is the 22 stones or 140 kg of sugar children now eat by the age of ten.
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Children aged four to six should only have up to 19g of added sugar a day, according to the NHS, while youngsters between six and 10 can have up to 24g. We all know fizzy soft drinks contain a lot of sugar, with some varieties containing as much as 35g of sugar in a single glass.��
Public Health England, children are eating three times more
sugar than they should be, which has led
to new guidance this month stating that under-11s should
only be eating two low-calorie snacks a day.
Even snacks that promote themselves as
healthy treats such as fruit yoghurts and cereals
can contain alarming levels of sugar, however. (2018)
Revealed: How kids under the age of TEN are being hospitalised by vaping
Mother's horror as asthmatic daughter, 12, is left in a COMA after vaping left her lungs 'very weak'
Gingival hyperplasia
Streptococcal growth of
Alphahaemolysis on blood Agar.
Betahaemolysis has a clear
surrounding zone.
Reports on the average life cycle
of oral Streptococci varies but
appears to be around 2.5 hours.
Cleaning 2x day would appear to be
Insufficient to remove the bacteria
Effectively during Orthodontic treatment
Streptococcal growth
on Chocolate Agar.
I could find NO published research
on PubMed Associating ”Anaerobes
with Gingival Hyperplasia”
I did find 437 published research articles on PubMed Associating ”Anaerobes
with Periodontal disease”
Diversity of Oral bacteria reduced at two significant points in Human history:-
8-6000 BC
1760-1820 AD
Strep Mutans
5405
Noonans Syndrome URA 21.12.17
Some palatal hyperplasia
No obvious inflammation or hyperplasia
in lower arch sites
Palatal URA biopsy
Lower biopsy NO APPLIANCES
Lingual 46 buccal 41,42
4868
URA & Lower fixed
5.9.14
1.10.15
Palatal URA
Lower biopsy Fixed, Buccal to 41,42
4757
No appliances at all.
Sister of the above patient
21.12.17
21.12.17
26.10.13
26.10.13
12.3.14
NO APPLIANCES
BIOPSY Palatal and
Buccal to 41,42
for 3 years
due to reduce wear soon
21.12.17
BOTH UPPER AND LOWER JAW DISCLOSED AT THE SAME TIME
NOTE obviously rich colonies of bactiera on 46 and 47 not UPPER
3 YEARS URA FULL TIME
N.B. NO ANAEROBES
21.12.17
23.12.12
25.4.16
16.12.16
24.10.17
24.4.15
25.4.17
Rate of Change of Vertical Growth
2015 -2017
Potential growth for 7 years
Conclusions
Conclusions
Conclusions
NO APPLIANCES WHATSOEVER
Full time wear URA. Following diet advice. Cleaning 3 x day
Had been told required extractions. Will not need extractions.
No Hyperplasia