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This would be my guess too. I've never had a cavity in my life, which I'm sure is partially genetic, but I don't floss and brush only once a day in the morning.
by xlxlxlx 10y ago
This would be my guess too. I've never had a cavity in my life, which I'm sure is partially genetic, but I don't floss and brush only once a day in the morning. I haven't been to a dentist in ~6 years. My diet is very clean though -- no soda, candy, or really anything else high in sugar other than fruit. I eat a lot of raw vegetables too, which I think clean my teeth as I chew.
- mtberatwork 10y agoThe few cavities that I have had were all extremely tiny and hardly visible to the eye. You won't really know on your own that you have a cavity until it's much more fully developed. At that point, getting it repaired is much more aggravating and a pain. I'd highly recommend getting to the dentist more than once every 6 years.