Monday, April 27, 2009

Why are oral bacteria so mean to our teeth and gums?

Every one has germs in their bowels, that doesn't mean we get, i dunno "rectumitis." If people did not have germs in their mouths then we'd never have to worry about our dental health right?

Why are oral bacteria so mean to our teeth and gums?
not all germs are bad. some of the bacteria in our mouths help us to digest food. They help to break down the food into its component parts - starches, sugars, carbohydrates, etc. In addition to breaking food down, they break other things down, too - including our teeth. You should really discuss this with a local dentist in your area.
Reply:They are hungry. We give them constant food.


The do NOT like apples. Apples give them a fit.
Reply:Ok so this is the thing about the bacteria. They live in our mouths all the time. But when we donot brush our teeth we leave food behind. The bacteria eat the food we leave in between our teeth. When there is more to eat they reproduce and have families! The bacteria eat the food and then they defecate in our mouths. The bacterial feces contains acid. The acid eats holes in the enamel. Just like bleach on your clothes in the washing machine if you donot dilute it well with water. So brush your teeth or the bacteria well go to the bathroom in your mouth and your breath will smell really bad! At least this is what I tell my patients when they donot brush...but it is true!
Reply:It isn't bacteria that is "mean" to your teeth or gums .. it is food that gets stuck between your teeth and at the gum line. It hardens within 24 hours of eating something. That is why Dentists say to floss and brush 3 times a day .. so you get the crud out of your mouth. That alone, should also keep your breath fresh. Some medications can make your mouth dry .. if that is the case, chew sugarless gum. Good Luck ! :)
Reply:Maybe not. The structures in the mouth are sensitive to acids produced by the breakdown of sugar. That is why the concern in the mouth.


The digestive system has a good immune response to take care of most things that get out of hand. There are cases where people have inflammation of the rectum, anus and surrounding area.


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