Sentence examples for on teeth from from inspiring English sources

The residue left on teeth from food or drinks promote bacteria growth which can lead to tooth decay, especially if allowed to stay on the teeth all night.

I. ottingeri, described by Peter Galton and James A. Jensen in 1979, is a nomen dubium based on teeth from the possibly Aptian-age lower Cedar Mountain Formation of Utah.

Thus, malocclusion would play a role on the formation of BMR due to pressure on teeth from buccal mucosa.

In contrast to other studies on teeth from children from other Pb mining and smelting communities, the levels of Pb in the teeth were surprisingly low.

As also seen in Dicraeosaurus, pits and gouges outnumber scratches on the enamel of teeth from CM 11161.

On adult male jaws, the para-symphyseal teeth displayed two lateral cusps (Fig.  1a1) with occurrence of additional cusps on teeth farther from the symphysis or located right at the symphysis (Fig.  1a2 and a3).

The only proven risk, a condition called fluorosis, which results in white and sometimes brownish markings on the teeth from too much fluoride, rarely results from a normal intake of fluoridated water.

In 1925, Depéret, based on two teeth from Algeria, named Megalosaurus saharicus.

Data on 2817 teeth (from 496 patients receiving warfarin, 2321 patients not receiving warfarin; mean age (SD): 62.2 (17.6)) extracted between 1 November 2008 and 31 March 2010, were collected.

However, it also noted that "studies of the effects of smokeless tobacco use on gingival and periodontal tissues have resulted in equivocal findings" and that "negative health effects on the teeth from smokeless tobacco use are suspected but unconfirmed".

The score grades the appearance or severity of wear on the teeth from no surface loss, initial loss of surface texture, distinct defect, hard tissue loss less than 50% of the surface area or hard tissue loss more than 50% of the surface area.