Healthy Teeth - Tooth Care

The video explains how bacteria on teeth form plaque, which can lead to tooth decay and gum disease if not removed. Plaque produces acid that damages enamel, causing pain and potential tooth loss. Fizzy drinks exacerbate decay due to their acidity and sugar content. To prevent these issues, regular brushing and limiting sugary foods are recommended.

What is the sticky coating formed by bacteria on teeth called?

• Gum

• Cavity

• Plaque

• Tartar

What can happen if tooth decay reaches the nerve fibers?

• The tooth becomes whiter

• The tooth falls out immediately

• The tooth becomes stronger

• Intense pain occurs

What are the signs of gum disease?

• Stronger enamel

• Increased saliva production

• Sore, swollen gums that bleed

• Bright white teeth

Why are fizzy drinks harmful to teeth?

• They contain vitamins

• They are carbonated

• They are too cold

• They are acidic and sugary

How often should you brush your teeth to prevent decay and gum disease?

• Every other day

• Twice a day

• Once a day

• Once a week