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Why do you have to brush your teeth?
because it improves your health by getting rid of germs..It also aids in visual appeal. . answer 2 If you don't brush your teeth, a 'film of plaque bacteria' will build up ove…r all the exposed tooth surfaces. Also, in your saliva are chemicals and minerals intended to aid in the healing of pre-carious lesions. And they do a good job and indeed heal most small scratches and even tiny holes so they don't develop into caries. But these minerals become embodied in the bacterial plaque and form the yellow hard material calculus. This may penetrate the space between tooth and gum, and promote gum disease. This is the stuff your dentist has to chip off. So brushing your teeth will aid these natural processes. Including the use of 'flossing' and inter dental brushes. By the way, brushing in the morning BEFORE eating will do your teeth more good than brushing after. That is because there will be in your mouth first thing, quite a large population of bacteria. Brushing will remove these effectively. So there will be many less of them to multiply whilst you are eating. The damage done to your teeth by the bacteria is not only the 'plaque assist'. They also generate waste acids that attack tooth enamel. It is important because the bacteria that backs up onto your teeth can be very bad and go into your blood stream. You could get a blood infection. (MORE)
