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Answered by harshrajput61

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Tooth enamel is chemically known as Calcium Phosphate.

Tooth enamel is chemically known as Calcium Phosphate.1)When it starts corroding, the pH of our mouth drops below 5.5. 2)When food particles are left in the mouth, then the bacteria present in mouth transforms the food particles into acids. This hastens the corrosion of our teeth.

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