Research Essay #4
5-6 double spaced essay
For the Final Essay of the semester I want you to pick a topic related to your major. If you are undecided, pick a career area in a field of interest. What part of your major do you want to know more about? A particular subtopic? Important factor of this career or area of study? Make sure you create a strong thesis statement that your reader will want to hear more about your passion.
4-5 academic sources required.
Oral Health and How Stress Can Be Associated
Many people all over the world go through some sort of mental health issues. Mental health can take a toll on one’s day-to-day life. Long term stress, depression, and even anxiety can cause negative impacts on one’s oral health. Long term stress, anxiety, etc. can negatively impact one’s oral health in many ways.
Poor homecare caused by stress can lead to unhealthy habits and eating. Poor eating habits can contribute to tooth decay due to the acidity of certain foods and drinks. Many times when stressed, we tend to procrastinate on our daily duties. Simple things like flossing and brushing can become something that tends to be ignored. Becoming neglectful towards brushing and flossing can lead to tooth decay, periodontal disease, and low self esteem. Tooth decay can be fixed most of the time with restorative procedures such as fillings, crowns and even root canals if they decay is extensive. As for periodontal disease, that is a disease that can lead to many issues throughout the body. A diagnosis of Periodontal disease mainly comes from someone who has neglected themselves over time. Many patients have procrastinated getting their routine cleanings done or have not done their part when it comes to home care. Periodontal disease comes from bacteria eating away at the bone which causes mobility of the teeth and causes inflammation of the gums. Studies have shown that long term stress can have effects on children and adults and are at higher risk for oral and systemic diseases.