Cavity causing species of bacteria convert the sugar from the food we eat into acids which demineralise and destruct the enamel of the tooth to create cavities in them. This is called tooth decay.
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It is most common in back teeth of lower jaw. With age our gums recede exposing the root surfaces of the teeth.
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You brush and floss-usually-every morning and night. Think you've got it covered, right? The truth is, it takes a little more than a quick cleaning to fight off cavities, gingivitis, and embarrassing bad breath. Watch this to find out what to do!
Can't tell if your morning cup has left you with coffee breath? Or if those garlic knots you had for lunch are lingering? How can you tell if you have bad breath? Watch this to find out!
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