a person who takes care of his mouth and teeth get bad teeth so fast?
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When you say taking care of your teeth, what does this entail?  Do you brush and floss everyday?  You have to floss everyday.  Once or twice a week does not count.  You have to disturb the bacteria (plaque) on your teeth every twenty-four hours or it turns into acid, which in turn causes decay and bone loss leading to periodontal disease.  Tooth-brushing alone does not reach all of the places that plaque, bacteria, and food debris can get to.  You have to floss.  There is no other way to really clean between the teeth.  Periodontal disease is when the gum tissue and bone start to pull away from the root of the tooth, thus leading to mobility of the tooth.  You can never get the bone back, (Unless you have a bone graft) but you can stop the progression of the disease and tighten those gums up.  If you are bleeding when you are brushing or flossing then you have some form of perio disease.  The best thing to do is to see your dentist every six months, more if you are diagnosed with perio disease, brush and floss everyday, and limit sugar and carbs.  If you have sugar or carbs make sure that you either brush as soon as possible or chew sugarless gum.  You can also swish with water to loosen some of the food debris that is stuck on your teeth.  Yes genetics play a role in dental health, but it is not the primary reason for bad teeth.  My mom had a complete upper denture by the time she was thirty.  I am thirty four and have all of my teeth, except wisdom.  Everybody on my mom's side have dentures.  So yes I have a genetic link to poor dental health, but knowing this I take extra special care of my teeth to prevent any loss.  If you think dentures are the answer, think again.  Nine out of ten patients I have consulted with wished they had kept their teeth.  There are so many options now, implants, crowns, bridges,etc.  Dentistry is expensive, but to keep your teeth in my opinion it is well worth the price.  There are many helpful websites dedicated to dental health.  All you have to do is type in dental care on your search engine, and away you will go.
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why would someone ever think that yellow teeth and bad breath are cool?? and smoking is stupid neway...i mean y do that when all your doing is killing yourself and killing others as well (second hand smoke). ?? smoking is retarded
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he has poor personal hygiene also
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Slightly more sophistocated, but with bad teeth. Tea and crumpets.
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If he has nasty teeth he is not my perfect someone...My perfect someone cares enough for me and himself to brush, floss, see a dentist LOL
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I can tell he has very bad dentures. he can hardly keep them from slipping.
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If you don't brush your teeth everyday, you will face terrible terrible things. \n\nThe mouth contains a wide variety of bacteria, but only a few specific species of bacteria cause dental caries: Streptococcus mutans and Lactobacilli. These bacteria convert foods—especially sugar and starch—into acids such as lactic acid created through fermentation processes. These acids seep into the tooth and can wear away tooth structure. If you don't brush everyday, conditions in the mouth would become favorable; S. mutans and Lactobacilli will continue to thrive and continue to secrete these acids. Bacteria, acid, food debris and saliva combine in the mouth to form a sticky substance called plaque that adheres to the teeth.\n\nIt is most prominent on the grooved chewing surfaces of molars, just above the gum line on all teeth, and at the margins of fillings. Plaque that is not removed from the teeth may mineralize into calculus (formerly known as tartar). Plaque and calculus irritate the gums, resulting in gingivitis. Periodontitis occurs when there is loss of gingival attachment.\n\n \nParts of a tooth, including dentinThe acids secreted by S. mutans and Lactobacilli in the plaque dissolve the enamel surface of the tooth. As the bacteria become more prolific, the bacteria will follow the advancing front of acid damage and infect the dentin within the tooth. Left untreated, carious lesions will increase in severity from small discolored stains to actual holes in the tooth (cavities). Cavities are usually painless until they grow very large inside the internal structures of the tooth (the dentin and the pulp at the core) and can kill the nerve and disrupt the blood vessels in the tooth. If left untreated, complications may occur such as acute irreversible pulpitis (infection of the pulp) or acute apical pulpitis (abcesses within the mandible.)\n\nPlaque and bacteria begin to accumulate within 20 minutes after eating, the time when most bacterial activity occurs. If plaque and bacteria are left on the teeth, cavities can develop, and untreated tooth decay can result in death of the internal structures of the tooth and ultimately the loss of the tooth.\n\nDietary sugars and starches (carbohydrates) increase the risk of tooth decay. The type of carbohydrate and the timing and frequency of ingestion are more important than the amount. Sticky foods are more harmful than nonsticky foods because they remain on the surface of the teeth. Frequent snacking increases the time that acids are in contact with the surface of the tooth.\n\nSo, you see, if you don't brush regularly, your teeth might develop caries, and you might have to go painful surgeries... and more... but I dont want to make you afraid.  So, better brush everyday rather than getting into BIG problems later.
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go and get a cleaning and a whitening done at your dentist
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an infection, like a bad tooth. or anything else you need antibiotic's for.
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BAD BREATH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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GO BACK TO THE DENTIST THAT SOUNDS LIKE GUM DISEASE.
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Biofilm\nIf you are not true to your teeth they will be false to you.
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See your dentist.  You could possibly have periodontal (gum) disease which causes severe halitosis (bad breath).
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No, but I have had people try to give me the "breath of death".  Perhaps more people should brush regularly and use some mouthwash.
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You should post this in health and beauty-Dental catagory. There are a lot of dental professionals who go there.
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Yes, but you need to seek periodontal care.  It's not going to get better by itself or just with vitamins.\n\nThe periodontist may end up [squeamish alert] cutting and scaling back your diseased or receding gums a little so that healthy gums can re-grow.  Then things get better, but you still have to take good care of your teeth since you are now prone to these and related problems.  I have had it done, and it hurts, but it is worth it to not have these problems any more.\n\nOf course the best thing would be to avoid periodontal problems in the first place by having good mouth cleaning and brushing habits, and regular dentist visits.  [This is mainly for other readers of this answer].\n\nGood luck!
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dentists should sell a special treatment for really bad breath,