Tooth decay happens when plaque — a sticky film of bacteria — feeds on sugars from food and produces acid that gradually erodes the tooth's enamel, eventually forming a cavity.
Tooth decay happens when plaque — a sticky film of bacteria — feeds on sugars from food and produces acid that gradually erodes the tooth's enamel, eventually forming a cavity.
Frequent snacking on sugary or starchy food, infrequent brushing, and skipping regular cleanings all speed up this process.
Very early decay (before it forms a cavity) can sometimes be reversed with fluoride and better hygiene — once a cavity has formed, a filling is needed.
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