Tooth Terrorists: 10 Shocking Culprits Destroying Your Dental Health (Stop Them Now!) 😬🚫

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00:00Get all the facts about the culprits that damage and destroy teeth.

00:04In this video, we dive into 10 facts about the things that can harm and destroy teeth.

00:10Watch now to learn more about how to protect your teeth and keep them healthy.

00:15Here are 10 culprits that can harm and destroy teeth.

00:181. Sugar, consuming excessive amounts of sugar, especially in the form of sugary drinks and

00:25snacks, can lead to tooth decay and cavities. Bacteria in the mouth feed on sugar and produce

00:32acids that erode tooth enamel. 2. Poor oral hygiene, inadequate oral hygiene practices,

00:39such as infrequent brushing, improper flossing, and neglecting regular dental check-ups,

00:45can contribute to the buildup of plaque and tartar, leading to gum disease and tooth decay.

00:513. Acidic foods and drinks, acidic foods and beverages like citrus

00:55fruits, sodas, and sports drinks can erode tooth enamel over time, making teeth more

01:01susceptible to damage and decay. 4. Tobacco, smoking or chewing tobacco products

01:07can stain teeth, cause bad breath, and increase the risk of gum disease and oral cancers.

01:145. Teeth grinding, bruxism, habitual teeth grinding or clenching, often done unconsciously during sleep,

01:22can wear down tooth enamel, lead to tooth sensitivity, and cause jaw pain or headaches.

01:286. Hard or crunchy foods, regularly consuming hard or crunchy foods like ice, hard candies,

01:35or popcorn kernels can potentially crack or chip teeth, leading to dental emergencies and requiring

01:41costly repairs. 7. Acid reflux, frequent acid reflux, where stomach acid flows back into the

01:49esophagus and mouth, can expose teeth to acid, contributing to enamel erosion and tooth decay.

01:558. Alcohol, excessive alcohol consumption can dehydrate the mouth, reducing saliva production,

02:02which is important for defending against bacteria and maintaining a healthy oral environment.

02:089. Poorly fitted dentures or braces, ill-fitting dentures or braces can cause pressure points,

02:15rubbing, or misalignment, resulting in gum irritation, tooth movement, and potential damage to the teeth

02:22and gums. 10. Nail biting and chewing on objects, habitual nail biting or chewing on hard objects like

02:29pens or pencils can cause chips, cracks, and wear on teeth, leading to dental problems.

02:3510. Maintaining good oral hygiene practices, consuming a balanced diet, visiting the dentist regularly,

02:4210. And avoiding or minimizing these harmful habits can help protect and preserve the health

02:47of your teeth and gums.

02:4810. Maintaining good oral hygiene practices,