Healthy teeth should NOT be brittle. Instead, they should have healthy enamel. A thick enamel makes teeth strong and bright white. Teeth without enough enamel look off-white or gray, and can become brittle. This lack of enough enamel can lead to tooth weakness, cracking, and breakage.
Teeth become brittle due to a loss of minerals, particularly calcium and phosphate, which weakens the structure of the tooth enamel. This can be caused by factors such as poor oral hygiene, a diet high in sugary or acidic foods, and certain medical conditions.
Yes, arsenic can contribute to making teeth brittle. Exposure to arsenic, particularly in high concentrations, can lead to various dental issues, including enamel erosion and structural weaknesses in teeth. This weakening can increase the risk of fractures and cavities, making teeth more prone to damage. Additionally, arsenic's toxic effects on overall health may further exacerbate dental problems.
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It means you need to see a dentist to find out what is going on with you teeth. If, instead of your teeth breaking like chalk, your fingers broke off and you felt no pain, would you hesitate to see a doctor? See a dentist before you feel pain.
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Brittle is an adjective. The noun form would be brittleness.
There are a few benefits from tooth bleaching. You will have an attractive white smile, but you have to be careful over-bleaching can cause decaying of the enamel. Without that your teeth will become very brittle.