Over 26% of American adults have untreated tooth decay [1]. Tooth decay happens when your tooth enamel—the hard, shiny outer layer of your teeth—becomes damaged, which allows bacteria and acids to eat away at the tooth, eventually causing a hole that’s known as a cavity.
Although regular dental visits give your dentist a chance to identify any potential cavities early to minimize treatment, you may be wondering if there are any early signs of tooth decay that you can look out for. The following are some signs and symptoms you could experience when a cavity is forming.
An article by Dr. Mohammad Aman. Originally published by Your Dental Health Resource.
Read the full article here: Early Signs of Tooth Decay
