What Causes Tooth Decay?
Tooth decay occurs when human teeth are exposed to acidic drinks high in starch, sugar, and acids, which can lead to the development of cavities. For instance, refined carbohydrates found in white bread and cereals act similarly to sugar, contributing to cavity formation. Despite advancements in dental science, the prevalence of tooth decay remains puzzling. Tooth decay begins as a bacterial infection that can be transferred from person to person, yet it is also preventable. Bacteria combine with acidic and starchy foods, as well as saliva, to form a layer on the tee
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