Cause of tooth decay An acid, which can dissolve dental enamel,
is a combination of bacteria and foods like sugar, flour… remain
on teeth that causes tooth decay and cavities. Most cavities are
usually painless, but they can grow very large, and damage the
much softer internal structures of the tooth such as the dentin
and the pulp, which is found at the core. If they remain
untreated, they can kill the nerve and blood vessels of the
tooth, and ultimately the tooth itself. Another cause of tooth
decay is the lack of enamel production, could be the result of
calcium deficiency in your daily diet. Tips for tooth decay
prevention You can easily prevent tooth decay by taking steps to
limit the bacteria and by having a reasonable diet. Have good
oral hygiene Good oral hygiene significantly reduces your risk
of getting cavities. Get into a routine for brushing your teeth
at least twice a day, in the morning and before bedtime. It’s
better to also brush your teeth after meals and pay special
attention on all the sur