There is a common misconception that permanent tooth damage only occurs when you do not take proper care of your teeth. While this is partly correct, there are other causes of tooth damage that do not have anything to do with oral hygiene. Some of the leading causes of permanent tooth damage are injuries sustained during sports, falls or vehicle collisions. Bad eating habits and oral hygiene are also common factors. Even though there are varying degrees of damage that can be done to your teeth, most of the damage can be fixed by a dentist. Even though tooth enamel is the hardest tissue in the body, it has its limits. Your tooth can chip or break if you fall face-first on the ground or take a blow to the face. It can also be chipped when you bite down on something hard, especially if the tooth already has some decay.
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