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Decay affects both the enamel and the dentin layer of the tooth. The plaque bacteria generate acidic by-products that eat away at the enamel, slowly creating holes in the teeth known as dental cavities. There are different stages of tooth decay. White Spots In the starting stage of tooth decay begins when chalky white areas on the surface of the tooth appears due to the loss of calcium and the build-up of plaque. Bacteria in the plaque then starts to metabolize sugars from food consumed. These white spots are illustrative of the demineralization of the tooth and can be easy to miss because they’re likely to occur on your kind molars. In this stage, tooth decay might still be reversible with the proper procedure-which should be discussed with your dentist, such as using a fluoride toothpaste, and applying a topical fluoride treatment. Enamel Decay In the second stage of tooth decay, the enamel starts attack underneath the tooth’s surface. At this stage, the natural remine...

Sleep Apnea Problem Sleep apnea is a chronic condition that causes people to prevent breathing at different times throughout their sleep cycles. During an apnea event, people tend to either clench their jaw or open their mouth to gasp for air. There are the main types: Obstructive sleep apnea - T he more common form that occurs when throat muscles relax during the interruptions to breathing, called apneas, the airway's soft tissue collapses. This collapse prevents oxygen from passing through the airway and arriving in the lungs. Central sleep apnea - During central sleep apnea, the brain does not sending messages to the body to breathe during sleep. No physical disruption to the airway takes place. But the body responds as if an interruption occurs. Complex sleep apnea syndrome - It is also referred to as treatment-emergent central apnea. It occurs when someone has both obstructive sleep apnea and central sleep apnea. All types of sleep apnea are disruptive to sl...