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Above is what the fugitive looks like in different forms.

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Above is what the fugitive looks like in different forms.

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A cavity is a bacterial buildup in the mouth which makes acids that will attack the enamel in the teeth, the outer layer on each tooth.

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After a buildup of dental plaque transforms from sugar in food to acid that attacks the enamel, a gap is created in the tooth, allowing for bacteria to penetrate the tooth. Although this cannot travel from host to host, it will definitely affect the rest of the host’s mouth. If left untreated, this infectious character can spread to other teeth.

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This fugitive mostly preys upon young children and teens. However, older adults are also at high risk because of their tendencies to take more medication that may reduce saliva flow which will lead to a higher chance of tooth decay buildup.

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If not careful, cavities can attack anywhere in the mouth, but most commonly in the crevices of the teeth and along the sharp edges of the canines or incisors. As crazy as it sounds, if you see this fugitive you must be very cautious. If there is a bacterial buildup in the mouth that is left untreated, the bacteria could be inhaled into the lungs or even travel to the bloodstream. This can lead to illnesses like pneumonia, and respiratory infections. Also, cavities can affect the digestive system because if there is a plaque buildup inside the tooth, pain may be caused when pressure is put on the tooth to break down the food, and if the food is not properly broken down it will not smoothly be able to go through the digestive system.

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Please call in if there is experienced pain, discomfort, a fractured tooth, sensitivity, or inability to bite down on a tooth as these are very common signs of the fugitive.

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Although not normally lethal, this fugitive if not found can in a severe case scenario  cause an infection and if in the upper of the mouth, can spread to the sinus behind the eye, possibly enter the brain and seriously damage the brain.

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Although cavities do not attack a specific gender, there have been studies that show that some people are genetically more prone to being attacked by a cavity. Another study shows that cavities have attacked about 90% of Americans over 20 years old at some point in their life.

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If this fugitive is found, something needs to be done! Go see your dentist to help catch this fugitive! They will either fill it, extract the tooth, or in less severe cases, you can slow this cavity down yourself. This can happen by brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing, and eating less sugar-rich foods that will turn into acid-attacking problems in your teeth.

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Above is what the fugitive leaves after its attack.

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Above is what the fugitive leaves after its attack.