How does eating sugars effect your tooth?

 

                                                

Yes, obviously eating sugar will  effect our tooth. when sugar is consumed it interacts with the bacteria with in the plaque to produce an acid which it slowly dissolves the enamel creating holes or cavities in the teeth. plaque is a sticky substance made from left over food particles and saliva that mix in your mouth. plaque begins to build up on teeth only 20minutes after we ate food.

people who regularly consume sugars, sweets, and sweetened beverages are at a higher risk of developing dental caries. dental  caries can be prevented by avoiding dietary sugars . where as treatment is costly and it is often un unavailable in low and middle income countries. our Smile Dental will also provide you best preventive measures for caries detection with latest technology.

PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN FOR AVOIDING SUGAR EFFECTS IN TOOTH;

1. Reduce amount of sugar, sweets and sticky foods intake preferably.

2. Rinse and gargle the mouth thoroughly after consuming  sugars.

3. preferably have sugary foods at meal times.

4. Brush your teeth thoroughly twice a day with fluoride containing tooth paste and also floss your tooth everyday.

5. Change your tooth brush for every 3 months.

6.visit dentist once in a year for regular dental check ups can prevent your tooth damage in prior. our Smile dental will provide best regular services and also great awareness regarding tooth and its problems while consultation.


PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.








Location: Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad, Telangana, India

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