Signs your teeth are starting to cavities 

To recognize the presence of cavities, there is nothing better than believing the visible symptoms. Among them:

- Sensitive to sensations of cold, heat, sweet and sour foods. This means that the hole has penetrated the enamel barrier.
- Disturbed sleep and fatigue. Infections can have a negative impact on your sleep.
- Bad breath. The build-up of bacteria around the affected tooth is usually responsible for the bad odor.
- Painful. Unfortunately, the new pain will appear in the final stages of the formation of cavities. Waiting for the onset of pain to recognize cavities is not recommended. It is always better to treat cavities before pain occurs, so the best option for treating cavities is to visit your dentist regularly.

How to prevent cavities? 

Regularly brushing your teeth for 2 minutes in the morning and at night before going to bed is the best way to prevent cavities. If you experience cavities repeatedly, choose a toothbrush and toothpaste formulated to prevent cavities from forming. Ingredients such as calcium and fluoride in toothpaste are very important to prevent cavities from forming.

The location of your cavities can also provide useful information about how you brush your teeth – and how you can fix them. Improve your brushing technique according to the dentist's advice to make sure you clean all of your teeth and keep your smile healthy.

Your dentist may provide one of the following treatments for cavities;

- Fluoride treatment.
- Fixing teeth.
- Make dental crowns.
- Root canal treatment of teeth.
- Extracting teeth.

Now you know how to recognize the symptoms of cavities, as well as how to prevent cavities and how to treat cavities. Prevention is the best treatment.