Increased risk of tooth decay

Tooth enamel serves as the protective layer of teeth and is essential for maintaining oral health. When this protective layer becomes weak, it is easier for bacteria and acids in the mouth to penetrate into the dentin and eventually reach the pulp, causing tooth decay. These cavities not only cause pain and discomfort, but if not treated in time, they may also cause more serious dental problems, such as pulpitis, apical periodontitis, etc. At the same time, damage to tooth enamel also provides a breeding ground for bacteria to multiply inside the teeth, creating a breeding ground for decay. In addition, acidic foods and drinks can accelerate the erosion of dentin, further deepen tooth decay, and increase the risk of nerve damage. Therefore, keeping tooth enamel healthy is crucial to preventing tooth decay and maintaining overall oral health. In daily life, we should pay attention to oral hygiene, brush teeth and rinse mouth regularly, avoid eating too many acidic foods and drinks, and conduct regular oral examinations and health care. Only in this way can we keep our teeth healthy and beautiful.