Restorative Tooth
Bacterial plaque formed by bacteria in the mouth can form acid with the remains of sugary and floury foods. These acids dissolve the mineral tissue of the tooth and disrupt the enamel of the tooth, causing the formation of cavities called cavities on the tooth.
Filling Treatment
After cleaning cariosity, the cavity formed as a result of the process (cavity) is filled with artificial cementer.
Causes Of Cariosity
- Bacterial plaque
- Carbohydrate foods (sugar, flour, etc.)
- Structural factors (structure of a tooth, the composition of saliva, etc.)
- Time (duration of food’s stay in the mouth)
Bacterial plaque formed by bacteria in the mouth can form acid with the remains of sugary and floury foods. These acids redissolve the mineral tissue of the tooth and disrupt the enamel of the tooth, causing the formation of cavities called cavities on the tooth.