Causes and Prevention of Dental Disease in Canada
Health Centre discusses two main dental problems: tooth decay from bacteria producing acids after sugar intake and plaque buildup. Gum disease affects a large share of adults, tied to aging, with many teeth lost to periodontal issues.
Groundwater Research Project Announced in Manitoba
Winnipeg. Federal and provincial governments will cost share a 140 000 project to test replacing underground salt water with fresh water. Field tests will run this and next summer west of the Red River and south of the Assiniboine River. If feasible it could aid livestock producers and southern Manitoba residents. results in at least two years.
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Studded Tires Use Ends April 30 in Manitoba
WINNIPEG The Motor Vehicle Branch of the Manitoba Department of Highways reminds motorists that the last day to use studded tires on vehicles in the province is April 30.
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Preventing Tooth and Gum Disease Aimed at Adults
A dental column discusses decay and gum disease in people over 30. It explains how bone loss can loosen healthy teeth and lead to extraction. Readers are advised to watch future columns for prevention tips and practical steps.
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