9 FOODS which you should never eat to protect the teeth
9 FOODS which you should never eat to protect the teeth
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Published by:Avi Date-22 May 2023
Published by:Avi Date-22 May 2023
Sugary Candies
Sugary Candies
Sticky or chewy candies might cause tooth decay.
Sticky or chewy candies might cause tooth decay.
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Sugary Drinks
Sugary Drinks
Sugar and acids in soft drinks cause tooth decay and sensitivity.
Sugar and acids in soft drinks cause tooth decay and sensitivity.
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Citrus Fruits
Citrus Fruits
Oranges and lemons are abundant in vitamin C but their acidity might erode dental enamel.
Oranges and lemons are abundant in vitamin C but their acidity might erode dental enamel.
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Sticky Dried Fruits
Sticky Dried Fruits
Raisins, prunes and dried apricots are high-sugar foods that may stick to teeth and cause cavities.
Raisins, prunes and dried apricots are high-sugar foods that may stick to teeth and cause cavities.
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Starchy Foods
Starchy Foods
Potato chips, white bread and spaghetti break down into simple sugars in your tongue, causing dental rot.
Potato chips, white bread and spaghetti break down into simple sugars in your tongue, causing dental rot.
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Carbonated Drinks
Carbonated Drinks
Too much carbonation, even sparkling water may erode enamel.
Too much carbonation, even sparkling water may erode enamel.
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Coffee and tea
Coffee and tea
Excessive drinking without good oral care may discolor teeth.
Excessive drinking without good oral care may discolor teeth.
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Alcohol
Alcohol
Alcoholic drinks may cause tooth decay and dry mouth, increasing the risk of cavities.
Alcoholic drinks may cause tooth decay and dry mouth, increasing the risk of cavities.
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Ice
Ice
Chewing on ice may break teeth or destroy enamel over time.
Chewing on ice may break teeth or destroy enamel over time.
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