Nowadays, many people have some small tooth decay, so is tooth decay really eaten by bugs?

Teeth are an important organ in our body, although it is not very important to look at, but as the saying goes, "toothache is not a disease, it hurts really badly". When we were young, we often heard the old people say that we should not eat sugar and sweets, otherwise there will be small worms in our teeth, and after a long time, our teeth will be eaten by worms. So there must be a lot of people who, like others, think that tooth decay is bitten off by bugs.

The first thing to know is that tooth decay is not as the old man said, there are insects, and tooth decay is because the oral cavity is not cleaned properly, food residues remain in the oral cavity for a long time, bacteria will be produced in the oral cavity, and bacteria will produce acid secretions at the same time as the bacteria are active, so that the teeth will produce a chemical reaction, that is, demineralization reaction, after a long period of acidic reaction, the enamel on the surface of the tooth will be destroyed, and a cavity will slowly form, if it is not in time, the tooth will be more seriously damaged. Slowly, it will also hurt the pulp, which is why when we have a toothache, the gums are also swollen and painful. After a long time, bleeding may occur when brushing your teeth. With the destruction of tooth enamel, some small black holes will appear on the teeth, and in severe cases, tooth decay will form.

Unlike other organs in the human body, the composition of teeth does not have the ability to heal themselves, so teeth will not grow back after being damaged.

Therefore, when we are in the first place, it is useless to take insecticides, we need to go to the hospital to let the doctor determine the damaged part of the tooth through the laser, and then open the tooth through the drill, clean up the bad part inside, and finally fill the toothache with the substance. Now you know why it hurts so much when dealing with tooth decay.

In our daily life, we must protect our teeth, clean up food residues in time, and pay attention to our diet, eat less foods with high phytic acid, such as grains, nuts, legumes, etc., although they are beneficial to the body, but have a negative effect on teeth. You can eat a little more fermented cod liver oil, butter, magnesium, calcium and other trace elements to strengthen the protection of your teeth.

It's just a way to describe tooth decay because there are a lot of bacteria growing in the teeth.

No, it is very likely that the tooth is damaged by the food you eat and is not cleaned in time.

No, it's because we don't brush our teeth properly or because of the residue in our teeth that has been corroded over a long period of time.

No, it's corroded by acids, and it's shaped like a moth-eaten hole.

No, it's not bugs in the teeth, it's bacteria, caries.

It is also possible that you do not pay attention to your teeth.

It's not essential, it's possible that you didn't pay attention when you were eating.

No, eating food can also be the cause of corrosion.

Actually, it's not like that, tooth decay is corroded by the sugars you eat.

This must be caused by bacteria, and there are no small insects in the teeth.

Tooth decay does not mean that there are toothworms in the teeth, tooth decay refers to the erosion of the teeth by bacteria, and the bacteria multiply in the oral cavity to produce toxic substances that continue to erode the tooth surface, causing the teeth to be continuously damaged from the outside to the inside.

It's not that there are really bugs, but because some microorganisms have caused problems with the teeth, so that the teeth become damaged, and there are cavities, and there are not really bugs in them.

Tooth decay is not that there are actually worms in the teeth, but that there will be a black hole on the tooth, and there will be bacteria and food residues everywhere.

No, tooth decay is not cleaned due to food residues, resulting in the teeth slowly eroding away, forming an effect similar to that of insect decay.

Why does it have tooth decay, it is really eaten empty by "bugs"? Forgive me for thinking wrong.

Tooth decay, commonly known as tooth decay and tooth decay, is a process in which bacteria on the surface of the teeth break down sugars in food to produce acids that corrode the teeth. Over time, it leads to decalcification of the teeth, and the enamel is destroyed in the future, forming small decay spots that are relatively fragile, and if they continue to deteriorate, they will form cavities, that is, tooth decay. From the initial sensitive symptoms to the later painful symptoms, it will eventually invade the pulp, leading to severe pain pulpitis and even progression to the apical area of the tooth, forming a more painful apical inflammation.

The more severe the tooth decay symptoms, the more complex and the higher the cost. Therefore, it is best to detect and treat tooth decay as soon as possible, which not only has less pain, lower cost, but also good effect. If the moth is not very deep, it can be repaired directly.

If the cavity involves the dental nerve, the only way to remove the dental nerve is to perform a root canal**, and then porcelain restoration.

Tooth decay is also known as tooth decay, and tooth decay does not mean that there are bugs eating the teeth in the teeth, but because there are bacteria. The reason is usually that the hard tissue of the tooth is gradually eroded, and usually, it will start from the crown of the tooth and needs to be timely**. Otherwise, tooth decay can deepen and potentially cause complete tooth erosion, severely damaging the tooth nerves and causing toothache and other symptoms.

If you don't have tooth decay, don't think you'll do it yourself. Dental caries is a bacterial disease, and severe jaw inflammation can occur. The main factors that contribute to tooth decay include:

Bacteria, diet, saliva, any one of these factors will not cause tooth decay, and doctors believe that saliva is an important factor affecting tooth decay.

Bacteria, bacteria play a leading role in the formation of tooth decay, and there are many types of bacteria that cause mites. The main ones are streptococcus and lactobacillus, which mix with saliva and food debris and accumulate on the surface of the teeth. There is plaque in the tooth pit, and the bacteria in the plaque produce acid, which can also corrode our teeth.

Diet. The influence of dietary habits is crucial in the process of tooth decay. Carbohydrates and sugars provide nutrients and energy to bacteria, enhance the metabolism of bacteria, produce large amounts of organic acids, and decalcify and dissolve the enamel surface of the tooth surface, and the main carbohydrate is sucrose.

Tooth. The shape, position, and structure of teeth are closely related to tooth decay. If the alignment of the teeth leaves a passage that tends to accumulate food debris, the debris will accumulate there and will not be easily removed, and tooth decay is likely to form.

The hardness of tooth enamel and dentin is not good, the resistance to phlegm is poor, and it is easy to decay teeth, and fluoride plays an important role in enhancing the resistance of teeth. Therefore, some people will supplement the amount of fluoride in their teeth to prevent tooth decay, but fluoride is harmful to humans.

How exactly do tooth decay form? Is there really a bug in the mouth that eats teeth? The culprit turned out to be it!

Tooth decay is caused by eating sugar or unhygienic teeth.

Most of the causes of tooth decay are caused by not paying attention to oral hygiene, and there are not necessarily small bugs eating teeth.

It's not the teeth that have worms, it's the bacteria in the mouth, which produce acids that corrode the teeth.

Tooth decay is actually a bacterial infection, we usually eat less sugar, and we have to rinse our mouth and brush our teeth after eating.

Tooth decay is just a medical term, not really a bug, it is mainly caused by bacteria in the mouth.

Most tooth decay is caused by our sweet tooth or not brushing our teeth.

Tooth decay can be the cause of eating too much sugar, so it is advisable to eat more vegetables.

Moths are not bugs, but bacteria, parasites, viruses, etc.

At present, the accepted theory of caries** is the theory of four factors, which mainly includes bacteria, oral environment, host (i.e., parasites including parasites, viruses, etc.) and time.

The basic point is that cariogenic food sugars (especially sucrose and refined carbohydrates) adhere to the tooth surface, and the acquired membrane formed by saliva proteins is attached. This kind of anatomical structure and biochemical and biophysical characteristics of the tooth surface can not only be firmly attached to the tooth surface, but also can have enough time to produce acid in the deep layer of plaque at the right temperature, invade the tooth, demineralize it, and then destroy the organic matter and produce cavities.

Without insects, tooth decay is medically known as dental caries: due to the lack of cleanliness of the mouth, food debris ferments between the teeth and produces acids, destroying the enamel of the teeth and forming cavities. There are symptoms such as toothache and swollen gums.

Teeth suffering from this disease are also called tooth decay, but they are commonly known as insect teeth.

There are no bugs, there are bacteria inside that cause tooth deterioration and corrosion.

No, it's oral bacteria, don't listen to rumors!

Tooth decay is not a bug, it is a bacterium, it multiplies very quickly, not only did we brush our teeth last night, but we also rinsed our mouths after eating.

In this way, there are no bugs, but there are still bad bacteria.

Is there really worms in tooth decay?

No, it's a charlatan.

There are dead insects on the cotton swab, so that the old man will have "worms" when he puts the cotton swab in his mouth and then takes it out.

Dental caries is an oral disease caused by multiple factors, mainly including several aspects: bacteria, diet, teeth and saliva, all three are interrelated, and no one condition can cause tooth decay. The principle of tooth decay:

Because the oral cavity itself is an extremely acidic environment, this unique physiological characteristic, one is for antibacterial, the other is to assist digestion, but when the acid is too high, it will also bring ***, which is easy to produce "tooth decay" in the first place. Because the acidity of the oral cavity is diluted and adjusted by the secretion of saliva, when people are sleeping, the oral cavity basically stops saliva, if there are organic substances such as food residues in the oral cavity (especially sugars and milk), it will be fermented and converted into acidic substances, and the oral acidity will be raised to a maximum point at once, thus forming a great threat of acid corrosion to the teeth.

Disease analysis: dental caries, also known as dental caries, is a chronic inflammation that occurs in the hard tissue of the tooth, is a progressive, destructive, disease, because of the disease, the tooth is defective, forming holes, like insects, such as commonly known as insect teeth, is he really a worm? Of course not.

The occurrence of dental caries is due to the presence of Streptococcus mutans in the oral cavity, which can produce glucosyltransferase, which can decompose the sucrose in food residues and produce viscous dextran, whereby a large number of bacteria adhere to the tooth surface to form dental plaque, Streptococcus mutans in the plaque, lactobacillus and other glucose in the plaque continue to decompose glucose in food residues to produce a large amount of acid, and can withstand acid growth and produce more acid, when the pH value drops to about that, the hard tissue of the tooth is decalcified, dissolved and caries is formed, Therefore, tooth decay is an infectious disease caused by bacteria, and the effective way to prevent tooth decay is to brush your teeth effectively and correctly to reduce the number of bacteria in the mouth, inhibit the formation of plaque, and remove food debris. At present, your situation can only be repaired to avoid gradual aggravation

Is there really a cavity in tooth decay? This is a matter of great concern to every child. After all, tooth decay in the teeth can be a very painful thing for a child.

For children, tooth decay can not eat, and at worst, it will make children cry in pain! Therefore, after the child has tooth decay, parents will try their best to ** the child's tooth decay in the first time.

In the past, this kind of dental profession was also called "toothpicker", they used a kind of leaves to dry and grind into powder, hidden in the nails, when the patient came to seek treatment, the toothpicker put the chopsticks or silver needle of the picker in the patient's mouth, and dragged the side of the nail where the powder was hidden, and the powder in the nail met the water and became the shape of the toothworm.

There are also some green onions (that is, roots) cut into small pieces, then dried and kneaded into small balls. This kind of ball will be very small, and people with good skills can hide it in their hands and not be seen. Then use some disguised techniques to put it into the mouth or eyelids, and after being soaked in saliva or tears, it will be reduced to a white "worm" with a thickness of 2 3mm in length.

This is a long, long, long time ago. Now there are still such traveling doctors who are deceiving people. And there are people who believe it.

Is there really worms in tooth decay?

Tooth decay is commonly known as tooth decay, tooth decay is produced by the interaction of time, bacteria, sugary foods and teeth, if the oral cavity is not hygienic, a large number of bacteria will accumulate on the surface of the teeth, and the bacteria will produce a large amount of acid with the help of sugar in food, and over time, the acid destroys the teeth and causes cavities, and tooth decay is formed. So tooth decay isn't really buggy.

Are there really "bugs" on tooth decay? What the hell is this bug? After reading it, I understand!