What happenes if you don't brush your teeth?

Answer 1

You will experience extreme bad breath, cavities, gingivitis, severe tooth decay, sensitivity, pain, and you will eventually have to have your teeth pulled out. Say hello to dentures!!

A debatable answer

This may be the case on a diet of processed food but given a sugar-free, healthy diet containing several portions of raw fruit and vegetables daily, no teeth brushing is required.

This information is provided from personal experience. After 11 years of never brushing my teeth I went to a dentist to have a few metal amalgam fillings replaced with composite resin (fillings that had been placed in drilled teeth from childhood, I've had no new cavities in adulthood). I brushed my teeth out of respect for the dentist, so he would have completely plaque-free and clean teeth to work on. He remarked on the excellent condition my teeth and gums and advised me to keep doing what I was doing to maintain good dental hygiene.

Answer 2

They will rot and decay. Bacteria will eat it's way through the enamel and under the gums it will separate gums from roots and erode the bone holding them in. This is irreversible and unseen damage which is why regular visits dictated since only a dentist office can clean these areas

Answer 3

You will get tooth decay and your teeth will rot.

Answer 4

You will have a very foul breath and it will affect the way your food taste. Also could lead to desieses. so brush up!!

Germs forms.