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Why does soda make my teeth feel weird?
Soda can make your teeth feel weird because it is acidic and sugary, which can weaken the enamel on your teeth and lead to sensitivity or discomfort.
Why does drinking Coke make my teeth feel weird?
Drinking Coke can make your teeth feel weird because it is acidic and sugary, which can weaken the enamel on your teeth and cause sensitivity or discomfort.
How does drinking Coke make your teeth feel weird?
Drinking Coke can make your teeth feel weird because the high sugar and acid content in the soda can weaken the enamel on your teeth, leading to sensitivity or a rough feeling on the surface of your teeth.
Iv filed my teeth with a nail file and they feel quite rough .. will it affect my teeth and if so what will it do and what can i do to help it?
You've filed through the enamel and probably used a high-grit file. Go to a dentist as soon as possible to see what options you have, because enamel is what protects your teeth.
How do you shrink your teeth?
Short answer- you don't. Tooth enamel is the hardest thing in the human body, and other than by damage of decay do not change, even after death. However, if you are asking because you feel your teeth are too big for your mouth/ face- and you are a teen- wait a bit. You face is likely still growing, and your teeth will be fine. In the meantime, brush them and see a dentist now and again. Those teeth have to last you a long time.
Why does Coca Cola make my teeth feel weird?
Coca Cola contains high levels of sugar and acid, which can weaken tooth enamel and cause a tingling or sensitive feeling in your teeth.
Why do we have nerves in our teeth?
Nerves in our teeth help us feel sensations like pain, temperature, and pressure. They alert us when something is wrong with our teeth, like decay or damage, so we can take care of them.
How do you stop bone loss on teeth How to make gums and teeth feel normal again?
to help stop, use soft bristle toothbrushes, because hard bristles wear down enamel on your teeth. other wise, just get porcelain teeth! 5000 bucks a tooth! lol! seriously!
What causes teeth to decay?
Bacteria left on teeth and gums are the enemy of healthy teeth. When the bacteria break down sugars and starches on your teeth, they leave behind acid as a natural byproduct. The acid reacts with the calcium compounds in tooth enamel, making it weak and thin and expanding microscopic pits and cracks. The weakened teeth are more easily chipped and broken. Left unstopped, the pits the bacteria form are more difficult to clean and the little guys have a protected place to produce more bacteria and more acid. When they finally drill through the enamel, you feel pain as the inner parts of the tooth are exposed. If the bacteria make their way to the primary nerve root for the tooth, a nasty infection results and either a root canal will be done or the tooth will be lost. Teeth can also decay from the bottom up, as food particles and bacteria get lodged in the gums. Under the gumline the teeth are more easily damaged and bacterial growth is very hard to stop once it gets advanced. As the roots get damaged, the gums begin to recede, exposing even more surface to damage.
What does the dentist do to you when you have to get your teeth drilled?
They will give you anesthetics, like a shot. That will make it so you don't feel anything. Then, they will drill the decay out of the tooth/teeth, then fill it with a amalgam or composite filling. Composite is tooth colored, amalgam is the typical silver looking filling.
Does Trident really clean your teeth?
From personal experience I can say that when my mouth feels gross, like theirs plaque on my teeth, if I chew some Trident, Orbitz, or a few other select gums it does help get rid of the plaque, However the sugars and things like that are also bad for your teeth so it may help some but it wont help fight cavities or anything like that, just make you feel less gross if you dont have time to brush right this second.
Why dont my teeth grow after they feel off?
If you have already lost your baby teeth, then you will grow in adult teeth. However, the adult teeth are permanent; if you lose one, you will not grow in any more. You will need to get a replacement, if possible. Contact your local dentist office for your advanced questions on this subject.
