Cavities do not always look the same. At first, they may appear as faint white, chalky spots, but as the decay progresses, they can turn light brown, dark brown, or even black. In more advanced stages, you might notice a small hole or pit in your tooth. […]
When you share saliva, you increase your risk of developing a cavity. While you cannot “catch” a cavity like a cold or flu, you can contract or transmit cavity-causing bacteria through saliva. […]
Flossing helps:
Reach areas where brushing alone cannot
Prevent cavities and gum disease
Protect tooth enamel
Prevent bad breath
Protect your whole-body health […]
Dental attrition refers to the gradual wearing down of the tooth surface due to tooth-to-tooth contact. […]
Here are 10 common reasons why your teeth might hurt when you chew:
Cavities
Cracked teeth and other tooth damage
Sensitive teeth due to dentin or root exposure
Sinus issues and other health issues
Malocclusion (tooth alignment)
Abscessed teeth
Loose fillings and crowns
Bruxism (teeth grinding)
Pulp issues
Gum disease (periodontitis) […]
You should brush your teeth twice a day—once in the morning and once in the evening. […]
A good oral care routine, a healthy diet, and consistent dental cleanings and exams can help remove harmful tartar buildup. […]
Maintaining proper oral hygiene is important for overall health and well-being. Brushing your teeth twice a day is a simple yet effective way to preserve the health of your teeth and gums. But what can happen if you don’t brush your teeth? Not brushing your teeth regularly can lead to various dental health complications, including: […]
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