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08/19/2018
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By Michelle Simmons
Sugar in mints feed bacteria that rot teeth and lead to bad breath, doctors say
Chewing mints may not be the solution to your bad breath. It can actually make it worse. This claim was made by Australian-based dentist James Buchanan. He explained that even though mints are widely used to eliminate bad breath, the sugar in mints feed bacteria in the mouth that rot teeth and cause bad breath. Moreover, […]
09/10/2017
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By Jhoanna Robinson
Contrary to what your dentist may tell you, you CAN reverse tooth decay, new research finds
A recent study brings good news to people who have a sweet tooth and those who neglect to properly brush their teeth. Scientists were able to discover that teeth have the ability to reverse tooth decay; meaning, traces of such tooth damage can be totally gone, thus doing away with the necessity to undergo oral […]
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