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Cavities happen more often in adults. Reasons include:

  • Some adults grew up when local water supplies and toothpaste didn’t have fluoride.
  • Old fillings are prime spots for tooth decay.
  • As we get older, our gums tend to recede and leave tooth roots exposed. Without the protection of tooth enamel, they are more likely to decay.
  • You might have dry mouth. This can be a side effect of medications or a condition. Saliva protects teeth from decay, helps heal sores in your mouth, and prevents infections.

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