Tooth Erosion

#Sensitivity , discoloration, #translucency , cracks, rounded teeth, small dents or cupping on chewing surface of teeth are some of the signs of erosion. To avoid erosion: -cut back carbonated drinks & try to replace them with water, milk, unsweetened tea or coffee. -instead of snacking throughout, save acidic food items for meal times to reduce their contact with teeth, it also helps neutralize acids by consuming with other foods. -drinking through straw minimizes contact between acidic beverages and tooth surface. -cash in on “calcium”, as it might reduce the #erosive potential of beverages and might also help in remineralization. -avoid eating before bed time, because saliva flow is decreased while we sleep and it takes about an hour for saliva to reduce the #acidity in your mouth. So it’s best to finish your dinner for at least about an hour before going to bed. -don’t rush to brush! Wait for abou...