Why are your teeth disintegrating?

Answer 1

As you get older your teeth can thin down. If you think back you use your teeth all the time to bite and chew. If younger it can be caused by an over-bite. It's best to discuss this problem with your dentist.

Answer 2

Hair thins for may different reasons. The mostcommon being heredity and aging. There are other factors that may contribute to hair thinning, such as nutritional factors, vitamin deficiencies chemicals, prolonged anxiety and stress, chemotherapy and certain illnesses.... Some hair thinnings are actually alopecias (larger areas of hair loss and baldness) have unknown causes Alopecia totalis, for instance in total baldness and alopecia areata is hair loss in patches. You may want to check with your doctor to see how she may be able to help you.

Answer 3

there are many factors and/or causes. one is the periodontal health of the gum...poor periodontal health leads to losing bone which leads to losing teeth. also rally big cavities that destroy the whole crown of the tooth can lead to an extraction. another cause might be the complication of a root canal that cannot be redone. also the presence of tumors. those are some causes..

Answer 4

Your dentist can tell you why the bone under your teeth is shrinking. it may be infection caused by poor dental hygiene. It may be from some other cause. No one can tell you without examining you.

Answer 5

it might run in the family or its time to go bald

Answer 6

mountain dew mouth, though more of a rotting-away / breaking-off than a falling-out. some complete teeth have fallen out, but i suspect the roots are still in there somewhere.