Are you dreaming of whiter, straighter teeth? Or do you have damaged teeth, missing teeth, or gaps between your teeth? A smile makeover can address multiple dental issues at the same time. Keep reading to learn more.
Knowing and understanding what sugar does to your teeth will not only make you aware but will make you want to limit the amount of sugar intake during one of the most sugary holidays of the year.
What does sugar do to your teeth?
Oral bacteria runs on sugar. As soon as sugar enters the mouth, this bacteria activates and creates acids that destroy tooth enamel that then leads to monstrous cavities. The bacteria turns the sugar into a sort of glue that makes it harder for saliva and water to wash away the unwanted bacteria.
How to prevent tooth decay that comes from sugar?
The three easiest things you can do to prevent tooth decay is…
Don’t let Halloween turn into an oral health nightmare. Understand what sugar can do to your teeth and do what you can to prevent it. Schedule an appointment today at Goodman Dental Center and we’ll be sure to make sure your teeth are bright and healthy.
Happy Halloween!
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