Mouse Food Fights Cavities
Cavities are an especial concern with adolescents who health experts find are increasingly damaging their teeth and general health
with a rising thirst for sugary soft drinks.
researchers have found that not only are dairy products important for developing strong bones, but may also prevent cavities from forming in your teeth if you eat the favored food of cartoon mice—namely, cheese.
mouse food According to the May/June 2013 issue of General Dentistry,
researchers have found that not only are dairy products important for
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cartoon mice—namely, cheese mouse food.
Cavities are an especial concern with adolescents who health experts
find are increasingly damaging their teeth and general health with mouse bait food a rising thirst for sugary soft drinks mouse food.
One of the health problems of drinking sodas (even the
diet ones) is that they have a low pH, meaning that they mouse food are highly mouse trap food acidic and corrosive and over time can
actually eat away the protective enamel and dentin that covers a healthy tooth. Aside from abstaining from drinking sodas and
other acidic drinks,mouse food health professionals recommend eating food or chewing gum along with the acidic drink to stimulate saliva production that will in turn neutralize the acid from
the beverage while it is in the mouth. Doing so will thereby lessen the damaging effects of drinking soda mouse trap food.
As it turns out, however, some foods eaten can actually decrease the acidity of the mouth more so than others mouse food.
In the aforementioned study published in the journal General Dentistry, researchers investigated the effect of eating dairy products on mouse food mouth pH using 68 adolescents ages 12 to 15 whose mouths' acid levels were tested before and after eating a variety of dairy products. A pH of less than 5.5 is considered mouse mouse bait food trap food to be acidic enough to cause tooth decay from chemical erosion of the enamel mouse food. To be clear, the higher the pH number, the lower the acidity. The lower the pH number, the higher the acidity.
“The higher the pH level is above 5.5, the lower the chance of developing cavities,” states VIP Ada, MDS, lead author of the study in a press release issued by the Academy of General Dentistry mouse trap food.
The study participants were divided into 3 groups and randomly assigned one of 3 dairy foods: milk, sugar-free yogurt or cheddar cheese mouse food.
The participants were allowed to eat for 3 minutes, after which they rinsed their mouse bait food mouths with water mouse food. The researchers then measured the acid levels of each child’s mouth at the time points of 10,mouse trap food 20, and 30 minutes following the water rinse mouse food.
What the researchers found was that eating dairy products in the form of milk or sugar-free yogurt had no effect on changing he pH level in the participants’ mouths. However,mouse trap food eating a dairy product in the form of cheese significantly raised mouth pH (made it less acidic) during all 3 time points mouse food.
The authors of the study attribute the higher pH in the mouths of the adolescents who ate cheddar cheese as possibly being due to increased salivation from chewing, but also posit that compounds in the cheddar cheese may also stick to tooth enamel and provide protection from acid mouse food.
According to mouse bait food Academy of General Dentistry spokesperson Sung-Hebe Rhea, DDS, FAG, “It looks like dairy does the mouth good mouse food. Not only are dairy products a healthy alternative to carb- or sugar-filled snacks, they also may be considered as a preventive measure against cavities.”
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Reference: “In vivo dental plaque pH after consumption of dairy products” General Dentistry 2013 May; 61(3):56-59; Ravish Lingers Elgin, MDS, VIP Ada, MDS, Chair Ravish Elgin, MDS and Maven Bonanza, Dormouse food.
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