Dental caries, commonly known as a cavity, is one of the most common health disorders, second only to this one.
- Cold
- Mumps
- Fever
- Sore throat
Answer
The correct answer is A) Cold.
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- A caries is formed as a result of food debris. Food remnants mix with saliva and bacteria, and result into this mixture that glues to the teeth.
- Plaque and bacteria begin to accumulate approximately this long after eating.
- This is one of the first symptoms of dental caries. It is most pronounced when consuming sweet, hot or cold foods and liquids.
- Cavities are generally painless. However, if not treated, they enlarge and eventually become painful as they reach the internal structure of the tooth, especially this part.
- Despite its natural origins, this food is particularly bad for your teeth; it is sticky and contains concentrated fruit sugar.
- This substance is a substitute for sugar that can help prevent tooth decay. It decreases plaque formation and blocks the bacteria from producing the acids that cause cavities.