It seems quite bizarre that people in central Leeds still allow their teeth to fall into a state of decay in a world where modern dentistry has all of the tools to prevent it. But of course, that does depend on whether or not you go and see your dentist at all; some people only go when something goes wrong and they are in pain. To sum up bad teeth can take many different angles; tooth decay is a good example of bad teeth, where ignorance and bad hygiene have allowed decay to eat into the teeth, which actually could result in tooth loss. The teeth can also start to look bad because of this; poor oral hygiene can also lead to discolouration in the enamel of the teeth. If you blunder through all of this without brushing and cleaning your teeth and fail to get checked up regularly with your dentist, you will lose all of your teeth by the time you reach 40, which is a shame. All it takes is a few sessions with your dentist and your teeth will be cared for, problems rectified and your oral health will be back on track. You’ll also need to change your bad habits into good ones and learn how to maintain a good level of oral hygiene each day. It isn’t hard, it could save your teeth, and you will be saving a fortune on dental bills.