Can your teeth fall out if you don't brush your teeth?

Answer 1

bacteria, plaque and mineral deposits will build up in your teeth causing gingivitis, gum disease and infections. You will also get cavities which are very painful.

Listen to that answer.I let my dental care go for years. No visits to the dentist, very little brushing, no flossing. I didn't have any dental pain or problems - or so I thought! About three years ago one of my molars just fell apart and a couple weeks later another one went AWOL, too. I now have several teeth that are extremely heat and cold sensitive, one bridge, two root canals, 4 crowns, no wisdom teeth, several fillings, and more work scheduled. Debatable answers.These may be cases from people on diets of processed food but from personal experience, on a sugar-free, healthy diet containing several portions of raw fruit and vegetables daily, no teeth brushing is required. After 11 years of never brushing my teeth, I went to a dentist to have a few metal amalgam fillings replaced with composite resin (amalgam fillings that had been placed in drilled teeth from childhood, I've had no new cavities in adulthood). Out of respect for the dentist I brushed my teeth before the visit (the first time in 11 years) 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, although he was unaware that I was previously never brushing my teeth.

Answer 2

first bad breath occurs then u prone to many dental disorder microbes can grow in mouth because you not clean teeth . your friends also avoid you because of ur bad breath so cleen teeth always and live your life happily

Answer 3

If you believe the multitudes of TV commercials for oral hygiene products, you end up with smelly breath, plaque, gum disease and eventually rotten teeth!

Answer 4

You will probably get a tooth abcess eventually. It hurts like hell, so brush your teeth as well as you can.

Answer 5

No. Cancer is caused by a mutation in the cells, and has nothing to do with brushing your teeth. Although, brushing your teeth will prevent gingivitis, bad breath, and tooth decay.

Answer 6

Your teeth will eventually rot and fall out without proper dental hygiene which includes brushing and flossing.

Answer 7

The food will get accumulated between teeth and start decaying.the acid from the food will form cavity in your teeth.