I've teeth problem. 2 teeth's are damaged due to not caring properly.is there any chance for cancer . how to keep teeth strong and odour free.

Tooth DK not cancer: Tooth decay does not equal cancer. Tooth decay may be slight to moderate requiring restoration of your tooth by a dentist. If the decay is severe or the tooth is significantly broken, you will probably need the tooth removed and the area restored. See a dentist who will get you on a good oral hygiene program and treat your dental problems.

Lifestyle: Bad teeth are just one warning sign when you are making unhealthy lifestyle choices. Do you smoke or drink alot? Eat lots of sugar, diabetic? Exercise? It's all connected and together they effect your cancer risks. Good luck to you.

Good oral hygiene: Good hygiene and professional cleanings are the answer. Don't forget flossing and tongue brushing tooth damage and cancer are totally different entities!

Separate Issues: Dental breakdown due to decay has no relationship to cancer. To get your teeth healthy see your dentist to get things addressed and learn proper self care for your situation. To lower cancer risk avoiding tobacco is most important. It is also important to have regular oral cancer exam as part of dental recall so any suspicious areas can be addressed early when chance of treatment success is best.

No: Tooth decay is not related to cancer. See a dentist for a comprehensive treatment and start taking care of your teeth. Good luck.