TOOTH DECAY
Tooth decay is a progressive destruction of tooth hard tissue, evolving from enamel until pulp (« violent toothache »). Dental plaque accumulation composed of food rubbish, in contact with naturally present bacteria in mouth, changes into acids and implies a decaying risk. Acids attack teeth by digging little by little a hole across it.
Risk Factors ▪ Natural weak protection : poor saliva production, acid pH … ▪ Feeding rich in sugar ▪ Dental plaque accumulation and bad oral hygiene
Symptoms ▪ Located tooth pain more or less intense according to the step of tooth decay evolution ▪ High sensitivity to hot and cold on the tooth concerned
BUCCOTHERM Recommendations ▪ Regular teeth brushing after each meal with BUCCOTHERM Toothpaste following by a pulverization of BUCCOTHERM Dental spray to protect teeth from acid attacks ▪ A fluoride provision adapted to the person and its age ▪ Low-sugar food and no snacking between meals
Remarks ▪ Tooth decay risk is high for children and teenagers because of nibbling and hygiene lack. |