Investigating how teeth decay

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Investigating how teeth decay

This is Buddy. He helps us look after our teeth and mouth.

Today Buddy is going to help us investigate how our teeth can decay. First of all can you remember some of the things we need to do to keep our teeth healthy?

Brush for at least two minutes every time. Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables. Visit the dentist. Don’t swallow toothpaste when we are done – always spit. Drink plenty of water.. Don’t rinse. Avoid snacking on sugary drinks and foods. Brush our teeth twice a day – morning and night.

Brush for at least two minutes every time. Visit the dentist regularly. Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables. Water and milk are healthy drinks for teeth. Don’t swallow toothpaste when we are done – always spit. Don’t rinse after brushing. Avoid snacking on sugary drinks and foods. Brush our teeth twice a day – morning and night.

If we don’t look after our teeth who can remember what might happen?

build up in our mouths to produce plaque which sticks to our teeth. Germs build up in our mouths to produce plaque which sticks to our teeth. If we don’t get rid of the plaque holes can appear in our teeth. If the dentist can’t repair the hole the tooth may be lost forever.

build up in our mouths to produce plaque which sticks to our teeth. Germs build up in our mouths to produce plaque which sticks to our teeth. If we don’t get rid of the plaque, holes can appear in our teeth. If the dentist can’t repair the hole the tooth may be lost forever.

Now you are going to see for yourselves how food and drink can cause your teeth to decay. Instead of experimenting on your teeth we are going to use eggs. Just like your teeth, eggs contain large amounts of calcium.

We are going to drop an egg into three different containers which each contain different liquids:

How can we make this a fair test? Which things might we change and which must we keep the same?

Write up: Now carry out your experiment using the activity sheet. Your experiment aim. What you will change. What you will keep the same. What you think will happen.

Now you have conducted your experiment we’re going to leave the eggs sat in their containers for the next three days. Every day at the same time you need to record what has happened to your egg and what its appearance looks like.