Question

How pH effect tooth decay

Answer 1

While we know that sugar feeds the bacteria that produces acids and turns into cavities, it is actually prolonged acidic oral pH that can cause tooth decay and a demineralization of your enamel. Heading off the domino effect means intercepting those pH levels before they get out of hand.

Tooth decay can occur when the pH level in the mouth is 5.5. For reference, the neutral level is 7.0. When we consume acidic foods and drinks, the pH within the mouth decreases and can cause the pH in the dental plaque to fall rapidly below 5.0.

Answer 2

hey mate here's your answer
pH does effect teeth
pH of mouth below 5.5 leads to tooth decay due to the increase in acidic nature
hope this helps you mate....