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chemistry of tooth decay plzz give right answer​

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Answered by shivakumar0820
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Tooth Decay. Sugar, saliva, and bacteria lead to a formidable combination that may lead to tooth decay. After eating sugar, particularly sucrose, and even within minutes of brushing your teeth, sticky glycoproteins (combination of carbohydrate and protein molecule) adhere to the teeth to start the formation of plaque.

Answered by Anonymous
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The lactic acid produced by the bacteria in the plaque can slowly dissolve the enamel of your teeth, creating holes. These holes are better known as a dental caries or cavities. Once a cavity forms in your enamel, it can quickly move through the other layers of your tooth.

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