Oral and Heart Health Month Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST: enamel: hard calcified tissue covering dentin of the tooth's crown, plasma: what is the main ingredient or component of blood, extraction: the process/art of removing a tooth, aorta: main artery that carries oxygenated blood to all parts of the body, cupid: in mythology who shoots the person's heart with a gold or lead tipped arrow, arrhythmia: what is called when a person's heartbeat isn't regular?, cigarettes: using these raises the risk of getting gum, tooth and even heart problems, electrocardiogram: what do doctors use when measuring electrical activity in the heart, calculus: hard deposits of mineralized material adhering to crowns and/or roots of teeth, cavities: decay in tooth caused by caries, circulatorysystem: what system in the body is the heart part of, oralprophylaxis: sealing and polishing procedure performed to remove coronal plaque, calculus, and stains, gumdisease: an infection or inflammation that affects the tissue and bone that supports your teeth, valves: the 'gates' of the heart that makes sure blood flows in the right direction, sealants: plastic resin placed on the biting surface of molars to prevent bacteria from attacking the enamel and causing caries, arteries: what caries blood away from the heart?, gingivitis: inflammation of gingival tissue without the loss of connective tissue, stethoscope: what do doctors use to listen to a patient's heartbeat, veins: what carries blood back to the heart, caries: commonly used term for tooth decay