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The Dental Health Benefits Of Chocolate  VIEW : 191    
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เมื่อ : พุธ ที่ 3 เดือน สิงหาคม พ.ศ.2565 เวลา 20:02:58    ปักหมุดและแบ่งปัน

prodentim amazonTooth decay is probably the most prevalent worldwide disease caused by acid demineralisation that exceeds remineralisation where food containing carbohydrate as sugar rich chocolate or confection is left trapped on teeth.
Sugar rich milk chocolate like some other carbohydrate foods, is usually consumed often especially prodentim at walmart (click here!) Easter, Christmas, birthdays and thousands of various other occasions causing a small episodes of acid demineralisation which ultimately come to be cavities wherein demineralisation exceeds remineralisation.
Most food is caught in between teeth, but more than 80 % of cavities occur within fissures and pits on chewing surfaces of back teeth wherein brushing cannot reach and saliva does not have any admission to dilute sugars, neutralise acid and remineralise demineralised teeth like on not hard to achieve surfaces.
The very first chunk or perhaps so of any foods is trapped between teeth and inside fissures and pits and is difficult to displace blocking permission to access the remainder of the meal or snack temporarily.
Chewing sugar free food as chocolate or nuts before meals or snacks can reduce demineralisation from carbohydrate in that food and may also help remineralisation.
Chewing fibre like celery after eating forces saliva inside trapped meals to dilute carbohydrate as sugar, neutralise acid as well as remineralise demineralised tooth. Chewing gum is also helpful but cannot absorb and expel saliva like celery and needs chewing for longer.
Chewing sugar free chocolate before meals or perhaps snacks has tooth health improvements that can be applied to other sugarless foods and created into a very effective handy before feeding on tasty dental health snack which could even aid remineralisation after consuming.