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your mouth environment based on its chemistry and some things that are mechanical but mostly based on its chemistry in particular how acidic it is or how basic it is is always in a state of what's called either demineralization or remineralization
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and it is largely dependent on the p that is the acidity of your mouth which is largely dependent on how much saliva you're producing and the mineral content of that saliva
your teeth are always in a state of either demon or remen that's right either demon or remen it's not both at the same time it's one or the other and it is largely dependent on the p that is the acidity of your mouth which is largely dependent on how much saliva you're producing and the mineral content of that saliva
remember it's like a seesaw it's either demon or reman but not both so anytime you're demineralizing your teeth you're also not remineralizing your teeth