We received numerous complaints from collectors that the gum was either staining the cards, or creating an impression in them, sacrificing their "mint condition." We eliminated the gum in 1991.

Yes. All of these conditions have their foundation in chronic levels of systemic inflammation (internally in the body). Researchers suggest that, similar to a snowball or domino effect, suffering from one of the above conditions predisposes you for the others. Armed with the tools (Dr. See similar questions...

Kids do have a way of getting gum stuck to themselves and their clothing! Try this cure: put the jeans into a plastic bag and place in the freezer for 24 hours. Next, carefully scrape the gum from the fabric. Should traces remain, rub a little egg white on the stain before you launder them. As always, try this home remedy only on durable, everyday clothing. Your finer garments should come to us for professional cleaning care. We’re the drycleaner you can trust! See similar questions...

middot; Use fluoride toothpaste. There are many special toothpastes on the market, including tartar control and total care toothpastes. middot; Look for the BDHF accredited products, which are clinically proven to meet any claims made on the packaging. middot; Do not have foods and drinks containing sugar between meals. Sugar is most harmful to teeth if eaten or drunk often. Older people are often prescribed medicines and tablets which can cause a dry mouth as a side effect. See similar questions...

A recent Pew survey suggests that more people are beginning to turn away from organized religion. (Click on the graphic labeled 'Multimedia' partway down the article for the detailed numbers.) More than a quarter of adult Americans have left the faith of their childhood to join another religion or no religion, according to a new survey of religious affiliation by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life. See similar questions...

The Gerber Tooth & Gum Cleanser is for use on babies three months and older. This is not fluoride toothpaste, it is a non-fluoride gel cleanser. Pediatric dentists recommend cleaning your baby's teeth or gums every day. Brushing your baby's teeth every day works to help remove the plaque that builds up on your baby's teeth. Daily dental cleaning should start as soon as your infant's first tooth appears. See similar questions...

Tooth bonding, or dental bonding, is a simple procedure that requires no anesthetic for application. A tooth colored resin, made of durable plastic, is applied and set using a special light. The light bonds the material to the tooth. See similar questions...

A bubble is a speech bubble that will appear above your personality when you have typed a message in the “talk bar” and hit “enter”. This is a way for you to communicate with your fellow bingo friends. See similar questions...

No, it is completely safe if swallowed. It is made with natural fruit flavors. It contains no fluoride or saccharin. See similar questions...

Bad breath, medically known as "halitosis", results from the bacterial infection of the gums (gingiva) and supporting tissues seen with periodontal disease (periodontal = occurring around a tooth). See similar questions...

Tooth decay is a bacterial process that is fueled primarily by simple sugars. Tooth decay can usually be prevented by regular thorough brushing, flossing and the use of fluoride and dental sealants. Simple sugars can be found in things such as candy, gum and pop. The general rule is: 'the stickier it is, the worse it is." See similar questions...

AutoData Systems software has no bubble-read technology like you used in school. Unlike those systems, AutoData software does not require checkmark circles and squares to be filled in completely so they can be read by the software. AutoData software recognizes checkmarks, X's and partially filled circles and squares, which often means less verification by the person processing the forms. See similar questions...

In the past, a root filled tooth would often darken after treatment. However, with modern techniques this does not usually happen. If there is any discolouration, there are several treatments available to restore the natural appearance. See similar questions...

Studies comparing the lozenge with the gum or patch haven't been conducted, though each can be effective. When you're choosing among nicotine gum, patches, or lozenges, the best thing you can do is think about your lifestyle and your habit. For instance, the patch is low-maintenance because you only have to apply it once a day, but lozenges let you have more control over your nicotine intake because you choose when to take it. See similar questions...

The film that is applied to cars and houses is very different and involves very different methods of application. The window films we carry will not bubble or turn purple. In fact, the Vista window films we carry come with a lifetime residential warranty against bubbling and discoloration. In addition, Vista offers a ten-year warranty for commercial applications against bubbling and discoloration. See similar questions...

Yes. Some Smokenders participants choose to use the nicotine patch or gum during the program. However, participants looking to use either of these nicotine substitutes should be very careful as to the level they start with. One should calculate how much nicotine one is presently putting into their system (multiply the number of cigarettes by the nicotine level) and then buy the appropriate patch or gum. See similar questions...

There are several reasons why patients develop serious gum disease. Although there may be some hereditary influence, the majority of gum problems result from controllable factors. Patients who have neglected regular home care like brushing and flossing, or who have failed to visit a dentist for professional cleaning, tartar removal and oral evaluation often develop signs of gum disease. See similar questions...

Most chewing gums innocuously list "gum base" as one of their ingredients, masking the fact that petroleum, lanolin, glycerin, polyethylene, polyvinyl acetate, petroleum wax, stearic acid, and latex may be among the components. Because of standards of identity for items such as gum base and flavoring, manufacturers are not required to list everything in their product. See similar questions...

As it is often painless, many people may not know that they have gum disease. Some common signs include: bleeding gums, loose teeth, receding gums and bad breath. You may have only one sign. See similar questions...