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Dental caries, more commonly known as cavities, are areas of the teeth that have been damaged due to bacteria. For most, cavities lead to sensitivity and pain<\/a>, which requires a filling by a dentist to correct it. Certain lifestyle choices and behaviors lead to more cavity-prone teeth. The upside is that, when you know what they are, you can take steps to prevent cavities in the future!<\/p>\n

What Causes Cavity Prone Teeth<\/h2>\n

When you develop cavities, it will rarely be due to one specific factor. Cavities are caused by a combination of issues, some of which you can control, and some which may be more difficult to correct. These are the most likely risk factors that leave you vulnerable to cavities:<\/p>\n

Poor Dental Hygiene<\/h3>\n

It goes without saying that if you don\u2019t brush and floss your teeth<\/a>, you\u2019re more likely to develop cavities. These are basic but necessary steps to preserve your oral health. When you skip brushing or flossing, you give bacteria time to grow and harden into plaque on your teeth.<\/p>\n

Colonies of bacteria leave behind acidic waste that wears away at your teeth. Brushing not only removes this waste but removes bacteria to prevent plaque from forming in the first place! Flossing does the same for surfaces on your teeth that a brush can\u2019t adequately reach.<\/p>\n

Dietary Side-Effects<\/h3>\n

Your diet directly impacts your oral health. If you eat or drink foods high in sugar or with acidic content, you\u2019ll have cavity-prone teeth. Sugary foods are a favorite source of sustenance for bacteria<\/a> in your mouth. When they feed on sugar, or carbohydrates, they\u2019ll generate more of the acidic byproduct you need to brush or floss away.<\/p>\n

Carbonated beverages are another common cause of cavity-prone teeth. In addition to typically having sugar, acids in these beverages wear away your tooth enamel. Without this protective enamel coating, it\u2019s easier for cavities to form.<\/p>\n

Dry Mouth<\/h3>\n

One condition that can lead to cavities is dry mouth<\/a>. Chronic dry mouth is typically a side-effect of other conditions, such as from medication. Other causes of dry mouth can be more immediate, like after drinking alcohol or smoking.<\/p>\n

Dry mouth creates an environment that\u2019s ideal for bacteria to live and multiply. If you have dry mouth, you need to take extra care to brush and floss completely, as your mouth will be more prone to cavities than those with adequate saliva production.<\/p>\n

Receded Gums<\/h3>\n

If your dentist mentions that your gums show signs of receding, beware! Your chance of developing cavities increases the more your gums recede. The simple fact is the less area your gums are covering, the more likely it is for bacteria to wear away at your teeth.<\/p>\n

Additionally, gum loss can create additional gaps that are extremely difficult to brush or floss. These are the best hiding places for bacteria or food particles, leaving your mouth open to acidic attacks.<\/p>\n

Can You Be Born with Cavity Prone Teeth?<\/h2>\n

Yes! There are two likely causes behind children that develop more cavities than their peers, especially when they aren\u2019t ignoring their dental health care routine:<\/p>\n

Enamel Hypoplasia<\/h3>\n

If your teeth don\u2019t have sufficient enamel, or lack enamel entirely, it may be due to enamel hypoplasia. This condition can be present in children, especially those who were born premature. It can affect both baby teeth as well as permanent teeth.<\/p>\n

While poor dental care in normal teeth will result in the loss of enamel over time, those with enamel hypoplasia will already have little to no protection for their teeth. Without this enamel, they\u2019re far more likely to develop cavities or experience other issues with their teeth, like cracking or chipping.<\/p>\n

Crooked Teeth<\/h3>\n

Perfectly straight teeth are rare! Most people are born with some slight irregularities with their smile. While not everyone is recommended for orthodontic treatment, many will be. There are many side-effects of crooked or crowded teeth, but one of them is an increase in cavities!<\/p>\n

In perfectly straight teeth,<\/a> a toothbrush and floss are easily capable of reaching essentially all of the major surfaces in the mouth. But when your teeth have extreme angles or block access to each other, they create ideal spots for bacteria.<\/p>\n

Thorough brushing and flossing just can\u2019t hit every angle in some mouths. This is one reason that it\u2019s recommended for children around the age of seven to be evaluated for orthodontic treatment. It\u2019s much easier to prevent long-term oral health issues due to crooked teeth when the process is started earlier.<\/p>\n

Reduce Your Chances for Developing Cavities on Your Teeth<\/h2>\n

#1. Brush & Floss Daily with Proper Technique<\/h3>\n

You\u2019ll hear it one thousand times, but that\u2019s only because it\u2019s so important. Daily brushing and flossing is the best way for you to keep your oral health under control. Outside of visiting the dentist every day, it\u2019s the most effective way to remove bacteria and protect your enamel from eroding.<\/p>\n

And yes, flossing is absolutely necessary. Without it, you\u2019re completely ignoring the sides of your teeth \u2013 the area most likely for bits of food to get trapped! Not only can this food literally rot away in your mouth, it will provide sustenance for bacteria. You\u2019ll never know how bad the damage is until your dentist informs you \u2013 and by then, you may need more than a string of floss to fix the problem.<\/p>\n

#2. Avoid Cavity-Causing Foods & Drinks<\/h3>\n

If you make an effort to minimize cavity-causing foods in your daily life, your dental health will improve dramatically! This includes sugary foods, citrus fruits and acidic drinks. That isn\u2019t to say you can\u2019t have them at all, but it\u2019s important to moderate your consumption and to consider long-term effects.<\/p>\n

When you do eat these foods or drink these beverages, try to follow-up with a glass of water to help wash away any residual sugars or acids. Keep in mind, you don\u2019t want to brush right after having a soda or acidic food! They leave your enamel weakened, and brushing can do more harm than good. Rinse with water and brush around 45 minutes later.<\/p>\n

#3. Visit Your Dentist Regularly<\/h3>\n

Going to the dentist can be stressful, but it\u2019s important, especially for those that have cavity-prone teeth! Not only will you get a thorough teeth cleaning, your dentist can identity problems and even let you know where you need to brush or floss better.<\/p>\n

Preventing cavities is far easier than fixing them \u2013 especially when we\u2019re talking about your permanent teeth!<\/p>\n

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Contact Walbridge Dental<\/h2>\n

We can help make sure you and your family are brushing correctly. If you\u2019re concerned or just looking for information, the professionals at Walbridge Dental provide complete family dental care to families in the Millbury community.\u00a0Contact us online<\/a>\u00a0to set up an appointment now or call us at\u00a0419-836-1033.<\/p>\n

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