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  1. Oral Health Market in the European Union | Report – IndexBox

    European Union Oral Health Market 2026 Analysis and Forecast to 2035 Executive Summa…
    #Europe #EU #consumergoodsmarketreport #CosmeticEnhancement #DailyHygiene #EuropeanUnion #forecast #gingivitis) #Low-AbrasionWhiteningTech #marketanalysis #OralHealth #PreventiveCare #SmartSensors&AppConnectivity #Sonic/ElectricBrushMechanisms #StabilizedFluoride&StannousFormulations #SymptomRelief(sensitivity
    europesays.com/europe/42002/

  2. Entamoeba gingivalis: long forgiven, overlooked, and underestimated? Beware, it's back and it's ready to attack!

    #microbiota #parasite #oralhealth #periodontitis #gingivitis #research #show #wecare

  3. 🏆 Honoured to receive the Jaccard-EFP Research Prize at EuroPerio11 (Vienna, May 2025) for our study on subgingival microbial complexes.

    🦠 We propose a new evidence-based view of microbial risk in periodontal health.

    🧪 A collaboration between France, Spain and Canada, to appear in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology.

    🙏 Grateful to all co-authors and the EFP.

    🔗 efp.org/news-events/news/jacca

    #periodontitis #gingivitis #Oralhealth #publichealth #microbiota #Biofilm #DentalCare #health #EFP

  4. CW: symptoms of sexual trauma

    "Like all types of trauma, sexual traumas are visible in their secondary symptoms, even without any recollection of any such event (as is often the case with trauma). Although these vary according to the type and severity of the trauma, there are a number of phenomena that can be seen as physical as well as psychological warning signals for the presence of sexual traumatization:

    - anxieties that cannot be attributed to circumstances (e.g., not being able to turn off the light in bed at night),
    - problems falling asleep, combined with symptoms such as headaches,
    - trouble sleeping through the night, startling in their sleep,
    - nightmares about evil monsters,
    - wetting and defecating during sleep,
    - hypersensitivity to #touch,
    - #eczema around the mouth,
    - inflammation of the genital and anal areas,
    - #bladder infections,
    - pain when emptying the bladder or bowels,
    - constipation and #diarrhea,
    - #gingivitis,
    - strong bad breath,
    - teeth grinding (#bruxism) and ear whistling (#tinnitus),
    - sore throat,
    - #tonsillitis,
    - shallow #breath, shortness of breath,
    - back, hip and leg pain,
    - severe muscle tension in the pelvic floor area,
    - severe pain during sexual intercourse,
    - vaginal cramps,
    - #dissociation during intercourse or orgasm,
    - #disgust with sex,
    - #impotence,
    - #numbness below the line of the navel,
    - disgust for food resembling semen and mucus,
    - compulsive washing,
    - heavy consumption of #nicotine and #alcohol,
    - high consumption of sedatives, sleeping pills, laxatives,
    - use of drugs such as #cannabis, #heroin and #cocaine,
    - chronic dejection,
    - #concentration problems at school or during work,
    - #memory lapses and memory disorders,
    - extreme attachment,
    - extreme withdrawal,
    - sudden outbursts of #anger, hostility and aggressiveness,
    - yelling and raving,
    - self-injurious behavior,
    - rejection of one's own body,
    - rejection of one's gender role as male or female,
    - fear of orgasm,
    - inability to have prolonged partner relationships,
    - distancing and shamelessness,
    - promiscuity,
    - prostitution,
    - lying, cheating, concealment,
    - delinquency and criminality,
    - states of confusion with delusions,
    - the feeling of going crazy."

    -- Dr. Franz Ruppert: Love, Lust and Trauma (2019)

    greenballoonbooks.co.uk/franz-

    #ptsd #trauma

  5. The bacterial species in subgingival plaque can be grouped into 5 major complexes. The red complex (Porphyromonas gingivalis, Treponema denticola, Tannerella forsythia) is closely tied to periodontal disease severity (pocket depth, bleeding). These findings highlight the role of sequential microbial colonization in shaping pathogenic ecosystems.

    #periodontitis #gingivitis #Oralhealth #publichealth #microbiota #Biofilm #DentalCare #health
    From: Socransky et al., 1998. doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-051x.19

  6. Periodontal diseases show a marked increase in prevalence with age, as highlighted by data from Jönköping, Sweden (1983). The progression is irreversible: early diagnosis intervention are essential to protect oral health.

    #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth #PublicHealth #Periodontitis #gingivitis #Health #dentalcare

    From: Hugoson et al., 1992. doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-051X.19
    Dark blue: healthy, orange: gingivitis, grey: periodontitis with mean bone loss <1/3 height, yellow: 1/3-2/3, light blue: >2/3.

  7. Periodontal diseases show high global prevalence, affecting ~90% of young adults (35–44yo): half with gingivitis, half with periodontitis, with no regional specificity.

    #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth #PublicHealth #Periodontitis #Gingivitis #Health #dentalcare

    From: Petersen & Ogawa, 2005. doi.org/10.1902/jop.2005.76.12
    WHO regions (Africa, Americas, Eastern Mediterranean, Europe, South-East Asia, Pacific). CPI0 = healthy; 1 = bleeding; 2 = calculus; 3 = shallow pockets; 4 = deep pockets

  8. El cáncer pancreático se ha relacionado con la presencia de Porphyromonas gingivalis, una bacteria asociada con la inflamación de encías. #CáncerDePáncreas #Gingivitis #Periodontitis #RodriguezClinic
    rodriguez.clinic/cancer-de-pan

  9. Entamoeba gingivalis: long forgiven, overlooked, and underestimated? Beware, it's back and it's ready to attack!

    #microbiota #parasite #oralhealth #periodontitis #gingivitis #research #show #wecare

  10. Entamoeba gingivalis: long forgiven, overlooked, and underestimated? Beware, it's back and it's ready to attack!

    #microbiota #parasite #oralhealth #periodontitis #gingivitis #research #show #wecare

  11. Entamoeba gingivalis: long forgiven, overlooked, and underestimated? Beware, it's back and it's ready to attack!

    #microbiota #parasite #oralhealth #periodontitis #gingivitis #research #show #wecare

  12. Struggling with bleeding gums? Our new expert guide reveals the best toothpastes for gingivitis that actually work! Discover which ingredients dentists recommend, top brands to try, and complementary treatments for healthier gums. Stop the inflammation for good!

    healthyteeth.website/best-toot

    #GumHealth #Gingivitis

  13. Stomorgyl Review: Is this the Best Solution for Gingivitis in Cats?

    Introduction

    <p>Gingivitis in cats is a common issue that can lead to more severe health problems if left untreated. As a responsible cat owner, it's essential to find the best solution to prevent or treat this condition. In this review, we'll take a closer look at Stomorgyl, a popular product d...

    🔗 userreview.net/en/content/stom

    #Stomorgyl #Gingivitis in Cats #Cat Health

  14. 🏆 Honoured to receive the Jaccard-EFP Research Prize at EuroPerio11 (Vienna, May 2025) for our study on subgingival microbial complexes.

    🦠 We propose a new evidence-based view of microbial risk in periodontal health.

    🧪 A collaboration between France, Spain and Canada, to appear in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology.

    🙏 Grateful to all co-authors and the EFP.

    🔗 efp.org/news-events/news/jacca

    #periodontitis #gingivitis #Oralhealth #publichealth #microbiota #Biofilm #DentalCare #health #EFP

  15. 🏆 Honoured to receive the Jaccard-EFP Research Prize at EuroPerio11 (Vienna, May 2025) for our study on subgingival microbial complexes.

    🦠 We propose a new evidence-based view of microbial risk in periodontal health.

    🧪 A collaboration between France, Spain and Canada, to appear in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology.

    🙏 Grateful to all co-authors and the EFP.

    🔗 efp.org/news-events/news/jacca

    #periodontitis #gingivitis #Oralhealth #publichealth #microbiota #Biofilm #DentalCare #health #EFP

  16. 🏆 Honoured to receive the Jaccard-EFP Research Prize at EuroPerio11 (Vienna, May 2025) for our study on subgingival microbial complexes.

    🦠 We propose a new evidence-based view of microbial risk in periodontal health.

    🧪 A collaboration between France, Spain and Canada, to appear in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology.

    🙏 Grateful to all co-authors and the EFP.

    🔗 efp.org/news-events/news/jacca

    #periodontitis #gingivitis #Oralhealth #publichealth #microbiota #Biofilm #DentalCare #health #EFP

  17. The bacterial species in subgingival plaque can be grouped into 5 major complexes. The red complex (Porphyromonas gingivalis, Treponema denticola, Tannerella forsythia) is closely tied to periodontal disease severity (pocket depth, bleeding). These findings highlight the role of sequential microbial colonization in shaping pathogenic ecosystems.

    #periodontitis #gingivitis #Oralhealth #publichealth #microbiota #Biofilm #DentalCare #health
    From: Socransky et al., 1998. doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-051x.19

  18. The bacterial species in subgingival plaque can be grouped into 5 major complexes. The red complex (Porphyromonas gingivalis, Treponema denticola, Tannerella forsythia) is closely tied to periodontal disease severity (pocket depth, bleeding). These findings highlight the role of sequential microbial colonization in shaping pathogenic ecosystems.

    #periodontitis #gingivitis #Oralhealth #publichealth #microbiota #Biofilm #DentalCare #health
    From: Socransky et al., 1998. doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-051x.19

  19. The bacterial species in subgingival plaque can be grouped into 5 major complexes. The red complex (Porphyromonas gingivalis, Treponema denticola, Tannerella forsythia) is closely tied to periodontal disease severity (pocket depth, bleeding). These findings highlight the role of sequential microbial colonization in shaping pathogenic ecosystems.

    #periodontitis #gingivitis #Oralhealth #publichealth #microbiota #Biofilm #DentalCare #health
    From: Socransky et al., 1998. doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-051x.19

  20. Periodontal diseases show a marked increase in prevalence with age, as highlighted by data from Jönköping, Sweden (1983). The progression is irreversible: early diagnosis intervention are essential to protect oral health.

    #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth #PublicHealth #Periodontitis #gingivitis #Health #dentalcare

    From: Hugoson et al., 1992. doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-051X.19
    Dark blue: healthy, orange: gingivitis, grey: periodontitis with mean bone loss <1/3 height, yellow: 1/3-2/3, light blue: >2/3.

  21. Periodontal diseases show a marked increase in prevalence with age, as highlighted by data from Jönköping, Sweden (1983). The progression is irreversible: early diagnosis intervention are essential to protect oral health.

    #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth #PublicHealth #Periodontitis #gingivitis #Health #dentalcare

    From: Hugoson et al., 1992. doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-051X.19
    Dark blue: healthy, orange: gingivitis, grey: periodontitis with mean bone loss <1/3 height, yellow: 1/3-2/3, light blue: >2/3.

  22. Periodontal diseases show a marked increase in prevalence with age, as highlighted by data from Jönköping, Sweden (1983). The progression is irreversible: early diagnosis intervention are essential to protect oral health.

    #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth #PublicHealth #Periodontitis #gingivitis #Health #dentalcare

    From: Hugoson et al., 1992. doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-051X.19
    Dark blue: healthy, orange: gingivitis, grey: periodontitis with mean bone loss <1/3 height, yellow: 1/3-2/3, light blue: >2/3.

  23. Periodontal diseases show high global prevalence, affecting ~90% of young adults (35–44yo): half with gingivitis, half with periodontitis, with no regional specificity.

    #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth #PublicHealth #Periodontitis #Gingivitis #Health #dentalcare

    From: Petersen & Ogawa, 2005. doi.org/10.1902/jop.2005.76.12
    WHO regions (Africa, Americas, Eastern Mediterranean, Europe, South-East Asia, Pacific). CPI0 = healthy; 1 = bleeding; 2 = calculus; 3 = shallow pockets; 4 = deep pockets

  24. Periodontal diseases show high global prevalence, affecting ~90% of young adults (35–44yo): half with gingivitis, half with periodontitis, with no regional specificity.

    #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth #PublicHealth #Periodontitis #Gingivitis #Health #dentalcare

    From: Petersen & Ogawa, 2005. doi.org/10.1902/jop.2005.76.12
    WHO regions (Africa, Americas, Eastern Mediterranean, Europe, South-East Asia, Pacific). CPI0 = healthy; 1 = bleeding; 2 = calculus; 3 = shallow pockets; 4 = deep pockets

  25. Periodontal diseases show high global prevalence, affecting ~90% of young adults (35–44yo): half with gingivitis, half with periodontitis, with no regional specificity.

    #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth #PublicHealth #Periodontitis #Gingivitis #Health #dentalcare

    From: Petersen & Ogawa, 2005. doi.org/10.1902/jop.2005.76.12
    WHO regions (Africa, Americas, Eastern Mediterranean, Europe, South-East Asia, Pacific). CPI0 = healthy; 1 = bleeding; 2 = calculus; 3 = shallow pockets; 4 = deep pockets