Is Sugar-Free Chewing Gum Really Good For Your I Teeth?6 Facts about It Here- Juniper Publishers
Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Dentistry & Oral Health Is Sugar-Free Chewing Gum Really Good For Your I Teeth?6 Facts about It Here- Juniper Publishers Authored by Daniel Craig Hetrelezis The good's Chewing gum stimulates saliva flow: Saliva contains many tooth-protective molecules including calcium which can help keep the enamel strong and prevent tooth-nasty bacteria from sticking to tooth surfaces. Chewing gum clears debris from your mouth: the increased volume of saliva helps wash away food particles, keeping away anything that tooth-nasty bacteria can get their hands on. Chewing gum helps with bad breath: dry mouth means sulfur made from bacteria on the tongue can evaporate easier. Sulfur evaporation from the tongue creates a bad smell. The bad's Excessive gum chewing can aggravate the jaw joint: when you chew gum excessively, the jaw and the joint it sits i...