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AVOID SWEET SNACKS
Sugar promotes tooth decay

APRIL is Dental Health Month
and sugar warnings are on the in-
crease. .

One question is can you have
your cake and eat it too?

Studies show sugar does pro-
mote tooth decay and that fact. has
been proven over and over again.
OF all the food we eat, sugar or
sucrose is preferred by the bacteria
in the mouth. When: bacteria are

‘fed they produce acid which eats

away at tooth enamel creating cav-
ities.

The length of time the sugar re-
mains in the mouth is more impor-
tant than the amount of sugar
eaten. The longer acid remains in

the mouth, eating away -at tooth ©
, enamel,

the greater the danger!
Every sweet snack unleashes a new

_ acid attack. A candy every half-

hour is far worse for. your teeth
than a box full all at ‘once:

Dentists’ suggest people satisty

their sweet tooth at mealtimes: The

. saliva ‘produced witha. meal will
- help wash away the acid. Brushing

or swishing the mouth out with

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They say between meals avoid
Sugary snacks to avoid destructive
acid production.

Foods that stick to the teeth
such as raisins, dry cereals, cookies
and soft candies are the worst
tooth offenders because they stay
in contact with the teeth for long
periods and are hard to dislodge
from cracks.

Soft drinks, coffee or tea with

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sugar and fruit juices are also
damaging, especially: if sipped fre-
quently between meais.

For dentally safe snacks, dentists
suggest you substitute milk for
milkshakes, fresh fruit for deied
fruit, popcorn or bread and butter”
for cake and cookies, sugar-free
soft drinks for regular soft drinks

"and sugar-free gum for its sugary

counterpart. a

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Sat. 1:00-5:00

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