Limiting dietary sugars increases lactic acid production by the bacteria in dental plaque, raising the risk of dental caries. O True O False
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Limiting dietary sugars reduces the amount of sugar available for bacteria in dental plaque to ferment. This fermentation process produces lactic acid, which erodes tooth enamel and increases the risk of dental caries. Show more…
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