How often do people get cavities?

Oh, tell me about it! My kids seem to get cavities every other year despite brushing. It feels like they're quite common, especially if you love sweets. The dentist always says brushing twice and flossing is a must. And regular checkups, of course.

Cavities are more frequent than we think, it's not just about what you eat but also how well you clean. I actually track my water intake and brushing habits on my app to stay on top of it. Regular brushing, flossing, and cutting down on sugary stuff really makes a difference.

From my experience, cavities are pretty common. I've had a few myself over the years, usually when I've been a bit lazy with flossing. It really seems to depend on individual habits and diet rather than a fixed frequency for everyone.

Cavities are unfortunately very common. I used to try rinsing with salt water or oil pulling, but honestly, nothing beats consistent brushing and flossing twice a day. If you don't do it regularly, chances are high you'll get one. Regular dental check-ups are also crucial to catch them early before they become a bigger problem.