Our teeth are extremely hard, and are very resistant towards heat, force and hard objects. But teeth can break, and they all too frequently become loose, chipped or otherwise damaged. While bones do become brittle over time, I want to make it absolutely clear that teeth do not, on their own, become weaker. We cause them to become damaged and weak, and often with activities we would never even dream of. These are some of the bad habits which cause damage to your teeth:

The wonderful thing about science is that previously held beliefs will turn out to not be true based on evidence that scientists find, and even strongly accepted theories can crumble in the light of new evidence.
A major contributor to heart disease and one of the top dental woes in the world, periodontitis is a foe to be reckoned with. In this article I wish to explain what periodontitis is, and what can be done to prevent it.