If there are no bugs in the mouth, why do you still have tooth decay?

I don't think tooth decay is really a "worm" in the tooth, but a bacterium in the mouth.

It is because of eating too much sugar, which leads to the growth of moths.

Because it may be caused by eating too much sugar.

It is caused by not brushing your teeth every day, or eating a lot of sugar every day.

Personally, I think it should be caused by eating too much sugar.

Tooth decay is sometimes called worm tooth, and the scientific name is tooth decay. The main cause of its formation is plaque. Plaque is an almost colorless film on the surface of your teeth that contains bacteria that cause tooth decay.

After each meal, these bacteria in plaque can chemically react with sugars or starches in food to produce acids that corrode teeth. Over time, the enamel of the tooth will be destroyed, forming small and fragile plaques, which will form cavities if they continue to deteriorate. So, tooth decay develops from small cavities, not really with cavities or any other bugs, but as a result of the teeth being gradually corroded.

Tooth decay, in severe cases, can lead to necrosis and loss of teeth. Tooth decay is the decay of the teeth. Tooth decay is largely influenced by our lifestyle, what food we eat, whether we pay attention to our dental health, whether our drinking water and toothpaste contain fluoride, these factors all determine whether we will suffer from tooth decay.

Tooth decay is also influenced by genetic factors.

There are no worms in the tooth decay, so you should be describing the dental nerve, right? If the nerve of the tooth is inflamed, the tooth will be painful, and the nerve will be red and congested.

The cause of tooth decay is a progressive lesion of the hard tissue of the tooth caused by a combination of factors in the oral cavity, which is manifested as inorganic demineralization and organic matter decomposition, and the evolution process from color change to substantial lesions with the development of the disease.

Tooth decay without ** cannot heal on its own, and the earlier the better.

Teeth depend on your usual care, and now that you have tooth decay, repair it as soon as possible, and you can't choose to extract it until you have to.

It's good to have good teeth and appetite.

Is there really worms in tooth decay?

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.

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!

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.

Is there really worms in tooth decay? Tooth decay Tooth decay in children.

It's called a wormhole, but it's not a worm bite, you think it's an apple, you get a hole into it, and then your teeth are rotten. Tooth decay is generally caused by bacteria, resulting in the erosion of tooth minerals, resulting in tooth cavities, usually due to improper oral hygiene or dietary habits, and of course, it may also be related to genetics and personal constitution. In short, it is more important to pay attention to your diet and, of course, to pay attention to your oral hygiene.

It is not the big bugs that we think think of that are biting the teeth, but the small bacteria, and the bacteria are not biting the teeth with the teeth, but by making acids to erode the teeth, and finally form caries. Caries is commonly known as worm tooth and tooth decay, which is a bacterial disease, which can be secondary to pulpitis and apical periodontitis, and can even cause inflammation of alveolar bone and jaw. Caries is characterized by a high incidence and wide distribution.

How can I prevent tooth decay?

1. Pay attention to oral hygiene Proper nutrition, eat less snacks, drink less carbonated drinks, use fluoride and pit and fissure sealant in full or topically, which can reduce the risk of tooth decay.

2. Pay attention to tooth cleaning In addition to brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, in fact, brushing your teeth after meals is more important, and you can clean the food residues in the mouth and between the teeth in time, so that the cleanliness of the mouth can prevent tooth decay.

3. Pay attention to tooth cleaning In addition to brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, in fact, brushing your teeth after meals is more important, so that you can clean the food residues in the mouth and between your teeth in time, so that the cleanliness of the mouth can prevent tooth decay.

Shanghai Shukang Hospital.

Tooth decay and bugs are not related, but the teeth are actually invaded by bacteria.

This is still related to your usual hygiene habits and diet, you don't rinse your mouth when you eat, and you don't pay attention to oral hygiene.

It is estimated that I have too much sweets and do not pay attention to oral hygiene.

Because nowadays food will have a corrosive effect on teeth.

Maybe it's because I eat too many sweets, that's why I'm like this.

This is not a problem with bugs, but a bacterium that contains corrosive substances.

I still eat too many sweets and brush my teeth normally.

It has something to do with our diet, so I think I like sweets.