Why Do Some People Never Get Cavities? The Hidden Biology of “Cavity Resistance”
Why do some people seem to never get cavities, even with less-than-perfect habits, while others develop them despite regular brushing? Dental cavities, or tooth decay, are one of the most common oral health problems, yet their occurrence varies widely between individuals. A cavity forms when acids produced by bacteria gradually damage the tooth structure. While brushing and diet are important, they do not tell the whole story. Factors such as genetics, saliva, oral bacteria, and daily habits...
