2 Weeks Without Brushing: Health Risks & Consequences

Skipping brushing for two weeks leads to:

1. Plaque & tartar buildup: Plaque hardens into tartar, causing gum disease and decay.
2. Gum disease: Bacterial inflammation → bleeding gums → periodontitis (bone/tissue damage).
3. Tooth decay: Bacterial acids erode enamel → cavities → pain, sensitivity, tooth loss.
4. Bad breath (halitosis): Bacteria and food debris accumulation.
5. Systemic health risks: Links to heart disease, stroke, diabetes.

Maintain oral hygiene: brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, floss daily, and see your dentist regularly.