Description
Why It Happens
- Dental caries begins when plaque bacteria feed on sugars and convert them into acids that slowly dissolve the protective enamel layer.
- Repeated acid exposure weakens enamel over time, making it more porous and vulnerable until small openings form and develop into cavities.
- When plaque is not removed regularly, these bacteria remain active on the tooth surface, creating an environment where enamel breakdown becomes faster and more severe.
Supporting Your Oral Wellness
- Daily plaque control reduces acid‑producing bacteria and helps protect enamel from continuous breakdown.
- Limiting sugary snacks and maintaining a healthy oral pH create conditions where enamel can stay stronger and more resilient.
- Consistent oral hygiene supports long‑term cavity prevention and helps maintain a healthier, more balanced oral environment.
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