When he died, aged 60, he was afflicted by diseased arteries, arthritis and dental decay.

Meanwhile, nutritionists explain that hair loss, dental decay and heart failure are just some of the consequences of celebs' strict diets.

Dentists were the first to appropriate it, realising that by removing acids present in the mouth after a meal slowed dental decay.

The combination of plaque and acid leads to dental decay.

Fluoride helps prevent dental decay by binding to the hydroxyapatite crystals in enamel.

Don't imagine that their elevation to a kind of shrine-meets-show home represents recent moral decay.

I definitely think that it adds to the moral decay or our culture.

In these tales, nature's rot reflects humankind's moral decay.

I have often heard it described as a symbol of our society's moral decay.

Only constant exercise will prevent moral decay.

Teeth should be cleaned for at least two minutes twice a day to prevent decay.

As well as being available for public scrutiny and use, archives (and not just books), need cataloguing and conservation to prevent decay and loss.

Furthermore, little effort would appear to have been expended on the upkeep of ditches and fosses to prevent decay and silting.

Fluoride helps prevent decay of a tooth by binding to the hydroxyapatite crystals in enamel.

Considering that dry areas prevent decay from water and destructive microorganisms are unable to flourish.

Slow decay can seem preferable to open dissent or a public row.

Initially loyal to the system, he comes to despise the ruling order responsible for the city's slow decay and lashes out destructively.

Both the high luminosity and slow decay indicate that the supernova's progenitor was a star as massive as about 250 solar masses.

However, the components used in this technique are responsible for the slow decay of the works produced with it.

Due to the slow decay of the pulse, which was rounded and not perfectly square, some of the transmitted signal was received on the display.