Science, asked by tayyaba62, 11 months ago

explain tooth decay and diarrhoea​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Tooth decay occurs when foods containing carbohydrates become trapped between teeth and are not completely removed with brushing and flossing. The plaque bacteria generate acidic by-products that eat away at the tooth enamel, slowly creating holes in the teeth called cavities. Without treatment, these holes can grow larger over time and may even destroy the whole tooth


tayyaba62: thankyou di now can you please explain me about diarrhoe
Answered by vasimjalegar27
2

Tooth decay occurs when bacteria in the mouth leave acidic plaque on the teeth, which corrodes the enamel, dentin, and eventually pulp of the tooth. 

diarrhoea:material (faeces)from your body very often and in a more liquid form than usual


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