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Posted on 8/20/2018 by Thomas Mahar |
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 Have you ever heard of the term "soft teeth"? Some people believe that they have "soft teeth", causing them to suffer from frequent cavities and visit the dentist more often than the norm. While there are certainly some issues that can put your teeth at a higher risk for damage, the concept of "soft teeth" is actually a myth. Fortunately, there are things that you can do to protect them. Why Are Some Teeth "Soft"?While the term "soft teeth" isn't a recognized dental term, there are certainly some factors that can make some teeth weaker than others. Most likely, an unusual event disrupted the normal tooth development, some of which may include:
Acid reflux or heartburn is also a common cause of soft teeth. When stomach acids flow into the mouth or esophagus, the enamel is exposed. This can lead to cavities, tooth decay, and damaged tooth enamel. How Can You Prevent "Soft Teeth"?So now that you know some of the causes of this problem, it is important to know how to protect your teeth. The biggest issue is bacteria exposure, as more exposure makes it harder to keep the teeth and mouth healthy. Fortunately, you can keep your teeth strong if you:
You don't have to live with teeth that are soft, damaged, and decayed. This doesn't have to be your future as long as you take control of your oral health today. For more information or to find out more about how to deal with your weakened teeth, give our office a call. |
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 Thomas F. Mahar, DDS
Dr. Mahar maintains a commitment to excellence in dentistry. He believes that each patient should receive the highest level of dental care and customer service. Dr. Mahar has received advanced training in several areas of dentistry with an emphasis on aesthetic dentistry. Read More about Dr. Mahar |
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