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So to answer the original question, how long it takes for cavities to form really depends on a variety of factors. If Team Remineralization is healthy and playing well, it might take years for a cavity to form. If Team Decay has the momentum however, a cavity might form in weeks to months, depending on how severely tilted the balance of the tug-o-war teams is. -Nicolas K. Young, DMD. Dentist Orem Utah.
Baby teeth usually decay very quickly. An adult tooth can take longer depending upon where the decay is located. If the cavity is in the chewing grooves of the tooth it could decay quicker than if it is in between the teeth. Remember, the tooth has a greater chance of breaking when it has a cavity.