How Does Saliva Prevent Tooth Erosion? - The Pro Dentist

Описание: How Does Saliva Prevent Tooth Erosion? Have you ever wondered how your mouth naturally protects your teeth from damage caused by acids? In this informative video, we'll explain the various ways saliva helps prevent tooth erosion. We'll start by discussing the different functions of saliva in maintaining oral health and protecting your enamel. You'll learn how saliva neutralizes harmful acids from foods and drinks, helping to keep your mouth less acidic. We'll also cover how saliva washes away food particles and acids, reducing their contact time with your teeth. Additionally, we’ll explore the formation of a protective film called the acquired pellicle, which acts as a shield against acid attacks. You’ll discover how saliva supplies essential minerals like calcium, phosphate, and fluoride that aid in remineralization, repairing early damage to your teeth. We’ll also explain the role of specific proteins and enzymes in slowing down the breakdown of tooth structure and how saliva helps control bacteria that produce damaging acids. Maintaining good saliva flow and oral health habits is key to preventing tooth erosion and keeping your smile healthy. If you’re concerned about saliva production or tooth erosion, consulting a dental professional can provide personalized advice. Join us for this detailed look at how your mouth’s natural defenses work and subscribe for more helpful dental health tips.

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